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2 game suspension , thanks for that.

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    Suck it Brown, you [censored]

    I still laugh bout the game in 2006 where we smashed them by about 80 points at the G

    Campbell Brown tried to rough up one of our kids. Next thing you know, Bryon Pickett layed a massive hip and shoulder on him sending him flying over the boundary. And the very next quarter, there was a scuffle on our forward 50. Campbell brown ended up on the turf and David Neitz pushed his fat head right into the dirt

    Good times

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    WHos missing for the Hawks?

    Hodge

    Lewis

    brown

    Crawford

    Am I missing anyone else?

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    WHos missing for the Hawks?

    Hodge

    Lewis

    brown

    Crawford

    Am I missing anyone else?

    I think thats everyone for the moment , remember they still have to play the Crows theres still time for a couple more. But they dont have a discipline problem do they . ( note the sarcasim)

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    Hang on. o he's suspended for H&A games? Not NAB cup games?

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    Croad is struggling with injury and if he plays will definately be underdone.

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    Croad is struggling with injury and if he plays will definately be underdone.

    And we have about 15 out injured so it just about squares up the ledger!

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    Hang on. o he's suspended for H&A games? Not NAB cup games?

    If the Hawks beat the Crows this week he is back for us , so cheer the Crows.

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    If the Hawks beat the Crows this week he is back for us , so cheer the Crows.

    Lets hope CC and DB have recruited another former Dee player in the formAl Clarkson to help us out for Rnd 1 of the real stuff!! A few Sqwarks cited on weekend have carry over penalties and according to SEN I thinks said will miss 1st H & A game.

    Thanks Al :lol:

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    Croad is a maybe but Sewell and Ladson are very likely starters according to the Age today. Two very good underrated players.

    As much as it hurts to say it, on 'pre-season form' the Dorks are one side that could take it up to Geelong.

    Then again, with another match or two they might lose half their team.

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