daisycutter

i see you are a real self-starter, fence

doubt it........we are all gender fluid on demonland

family album.......mebbe we are related?

completely understandable. we are all the same 'after a bit'

his check side was equally good. only took half a pace to his left.

fixed

just watched tom in his media conference. he speaks very well and intelligently. he won't be, but i could easily picture him as a captain. maybe the club could use him more in the way jw was used.

snow fields in cambodia? i never knew that

surprised at niknat. didn't see game but his stats look pretty pedestrian compared to maxy's

message to eddie (and dr who)

43,336

i hope you had a long hot shower with plenty of soap after that little trip to pie land, praha i trust that will be your last trip

what was the joke?

could tim smith play lever's role? (assuming not injured) then we could look at a fwd replacement for smith

hibberd is 186cm (6'1"). leave him where does the most damage as a sweeper

191 J Smith 192 T Smith 193 C Pedersen 194 J Lever 194 D Kielty 194 S Frost

that will teach you to play with your willy. didn't those priests teach you anything?

wanchors now losing even the interchange stat

only stat the wanchors are leading in is interchanges

QT - Five goals to one in the third term has set up a steady 40-point lead heading into the last #PJVFL Casey 11.12 78 -Williamstown 5.8 38 Stats Kennedy-Harris 22, J Wagner 21, Hunt 20, Stretch 20 Goals Pedersen 4, Weideman 2, Garlett 2, Balic 1, King 1, Frost 1

try this too, od https://twitter.com/caseydemonsfc?lang=en

8cm shorter than lever

so early march 2019 ready to play?

Lever to miss the rest of 2018 Matt Burgan June 3, 2018 3:18 PM Newsletter RSS JAKE Lever will miss the rest of the 2018 AFL season after it was confirmed he had ruptured his left anterior cruciate ligament. General manager of football operations Josh Mahoney said it was a tough blow to lose Lever for the remainder of the year. “It is dissapointing news that Jake will miss the rest of the 2018 season,” he told Melbourne Media. “After finding his feet early on, Jake has displayed the type of form we recruited him for – he has been an integral part of our team’s recent winning form. “Although we will be without Jake for the rest of the season, his absence creates an opportunity for for another defender to come in to the team, we look forward to Jake returning fully fit for our 2019 season.” Lever has played 66 AFL matches (56 with Adelaide Crows from 2015-17 and 10 with Melbourne this year). He played in Adelaide’s Grand Final loss to Richmond last year, before joining Melbourne. A NAB AFL Rising Star nominee in 2015, Lever was named in the 2017 All-Australian squad. Although still only 22 years old, he is widely regarded as one of the best tall defenders in the competition. Exclusive to melbournefc.com.au More By Matt Burgan