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Then what is it about playing for Sandy that is good physiotherapy, Himark?

It gives him a good run, builds match fitness, without the more extreme physical pressure of afl.

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    and the disappointing thing about this club is that the senior group is letting the team down!

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    are we any chance of winning tomorrow if its starts rainning which would be impossible <_< ???

    Always a chance playing an inconsistent team like Brisbane although we would need to play well for longer than fremantle did against the cats

    Like fremantle we also have a problem running out the entire quarters and it has nothing to do with fitmess and LOTS to do with players HEADS

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    Always a chance playing an inconsistent team like Brisbane although we would need to play well for longer than fremantle did against the cats

    Like fremantle we also have a problem running out the entire quarters and it has nothing to do with fitmess and LOTS to do with players HEADS

    Mate i dont no why but i have a strong feeling that we play competive

    edit: who do you think?

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    Mate i dont no why but i have a strong feeling that we play competive

    edit: who do you think?

    i've got a funny feeling too we might come good this week... a restructured forward line, coupled with a complacent brisbane side might see us get over the line...

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    yeh last week fourth QTR effort mini comeback (well we didnt win the game) was a good signs of things to come if brad green can repeat the dose of what he did last week we would be a definate chance

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