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of course they would.............about 10 minutes before a whistleblower was about to expose them........but, but we self reported they cried

well not so far discovered..............

often goes unnoticed, but i should note jones is also an excellent kick on his non-preferred side. this obviously has many advantages besides just the kick. the only knock on his kicking is the excessive big bomb kick, which is really a decision making problem than a kicking problem. nathan buckley had the same problem and to an extent so does dangerfield

you do work very hard on your negativity and mfcss, skuit. i got to concede that.

time for a change of name from demonland to coronaland precisely hardtack, it is just as natural as the existence of homo sapiens

players now get fatigued (frequently, and it does impact skills). regardless of the interchange (small or large) players will get fatigued. coaches (and players) will ensure this. a small interchange will force coaches to minimise the two way running as it won't be feasible for a full game. this will increase the chance that forwards and defenders are more likely to stay closer to "home" and less players are close to the ball thus reducing congestion. skills wont be impacted, in fact they may improve especially among the fwds/backs

official health department guidelines on how infectious is cv. this sounds like complete bulltish to me............comments Close contact A close contact is someone who has been face to face for at least 15 minutes, or been in the same closed space for at least 2 hours, as someone who has tested positive for the COVID-19 when that person was infectious.

yep, uncle, ernie is flying

maybe because your knees weren't touching the ground?

never did trust people from dodges ferry. what sort of a name is that to live in

gotta mate who's not the sharpest tool in the shed. reckons he's not worried about cv because he's finally given up carona cigars. he's just bought a fancy platform ladder from bunnings so he's not concerned now about climber change either. he's a silly old bugger, got all his super in shares. i said why didn't you offload a bit and put into cash. he says nah the guy on the telly said hang onto your shares they always come good in the long term silly plick, he's 85.

just wait till the internet gets a virus. imagine stuck at home with no internet

well ernie, if nobody went about their business we'd really be in a fine pickle

see you are using a $6 phone

it's the INTERCHANGE, stupid!

AFLW has 16 players a side and that certainly ensures high scores..............................not

please chook, don't insult bar stools. have spent many a wondrous time on a bar stool.

19 i heard today

no coffin for me mfm. dust to dust just fine

what else would you have a maid for?

with the exception of my stash, uncle, all the bog rolls within 15km of box hill are already winging their way to china along with baby formula milk. supermarkets here have been empty for over a week now. i have to take a baseball bat now whenever i go to the supermarket. what has happened to glorious burwood?

just bought a large fireproof combination steel safe now i can sleep at night knowing my bog rolls are safe and secure

wouldn't worry me one iota, moonie. you're a dinosaur.......a flag is a flag

def agree. they let the packs go on for too long and let off a lot of cheap rough stuff. and when did tackling the tackler become ok go back a few decades and the umps were very quick in breaking up a pack with a ball up. letting packs continue for so long also increases the number of players involved and actually causes congestion. need to reduce the time given to dispose of ball when tackled as it used to be. it's not rugby