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With him most likely out for at least a week and McGrath with a broken arm, they don't have a good crumbing forward and if the likes of Brown and Brennan are shut down, it'll be a flogging.
I only support one team: The SYDNEY SWANS!!!!! :adore
Interesting that Brown wasn't called to account for provoking a melee at half time. No doubt the style police were as pleased as punch with his reviving the Dermott Breraton run through the opposition huddle tatic. All part of their nostalgic return to the days of mullets, melees and big roosts up the guts.
I heard that they were gonna have a look at Jonathan Brown's half time behaviour. Any news about that?
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Anything about Brown will make no difference to the game this week.
Captain Logic is not steering this tugboat.
"[T]here are things that matter more and he's reading and thinking about them: heaven, reincarnation. Life and death are the only things that are truly a matter of life and death. Not football."
Hooper's a pretty big loss for the Lions. He's added some lightning pace through the middle, has been chipping in for a few goals here and there but, most importantly, has been applying huge defensive pressure for the Lions in the forward line. He, Travis Varcoe down at the Cattery and Alwyn Davey at the Bombers have taken a huge leaf out of the book of Alwyn's big brother - or at least, the fit and in form version of a couple of years ago - and have become mini-tackling machines.
Interesting that Brown wasn't called to account for provoking a melee at half time. No doubt the style police were as pleased as punch with his reviving the Dermott Breraton run through the opposition huddle tatic. All part of their nostalgic return to the days of mullets, melees and big roosts up the guts.
Didn't the Fev get at least cited for something similar earlier in the year?
Did anyone see the Hooper hit? Does he look like a goner?
It was only partly captured on tv - that will probably be their defence.
The fact remains that you CAN see Hooper taking a BIG swing with his elbow and then Ladson being helped from the ground with a face that was bleeding profusely moments later.
However, with all the legal banter that takes place at the judiciary these days anything can happen.
And the man who started it all, the Schneiderman . . . . .
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