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Seems to be a textbook case of spamming going on here.

Time to send the naughty boy to the corner with his dunce's hat on?

BC wrote: Anyway...more important things...a good win in a hard slog. Backs were again very good, Dela battled manfully in the ruck, Kennedy masterful in the sweeping role and Maxy Walters made it look like it was a fine day...young forwards T E-B and Borchet were outstanding. After getting out to near on 9 goals in front just after the start of the last, it was disappointing to let Souths in for 3 easy ones in a row after we put the cue back in rack to finish off. Also, injuries to Ben Reid, Clanger and Haydn Kennedy not ideal either. All in all a good win against quality opposition on a pretty ordinary day weather wise. Does anyone know why Aaron Heal missed today. He seemed to be moving pretty freely in the grandstand when I saw him...hopefully back next week.

I just saw Heal has a hammy which could be a few depending on the grade and Kennedy hurt his hip which you'd think would be ok by next weekend against the Jerkers.

jackspratt wrote: Seems to be a textbook case of spamming going on here.

Time to send the naughty boy to the corner with his dunce's hat on?

We Subi supporters have learnt to rise above such idiocy jack as you well know.

You guys should have had shares in Winx. You could have sat around all night talking about how worried you were at all the 800 and how she only won by 6 lengths. And then you could have gone on about how vulnerable she’ll be in the Cox plate.

Hey StD....you've commented on here more than on your own game day conversation against FART over on the Perth thread....I'm starting to think you're a nuisance troll.

Yeah I liked him much better when he was jerking over the jerkers. May have to resort to some rookie draft action here

Stand the Test wrote: Subi ruining comp, I think important to let as many people as possible know. Seriously it is well well beyond a joke now.

Yes it’s so important. Quickly, the world is waiting

A remarkably low number of disposals in this game, only about 350 compared to nearly 700 in most of the other games. And only 18 free kicks paid - a whopping 62 frees paid at Claremont oval!

Not convinced those stats are correct, maybe if they didn't count the soccers!! Great game of wet weather footy, thankfully the forecast wind stayed away as it was dead still all day but with torrential rain. Both team were fierce at the contest and apart from a few isolated argy bargy it was played in good spirits. Souths had their share of the footy but were intent to bomb it into the forward 50 on most occassions where as Subi played with more precision and patience. We barged forward knocking on or soccering when it was called for but when we created some space we used the ball really well and delivery to the forwards for a wet day was 1st class. The backs were terrific as usual but really was a full team effort, only later in the last did they appear to ease up but 30 odd points in the wet is a significant margin and evens up for our earlier loss to the Doggies.
Souths obviously missed Higgins his brute strength at the contests was badly missed by their mids who were under constant pressure from our mids. Dela was again BOG for mine. his marking was elite in the conditions and he seems to kick far better in the wet than the dry for some strange reason, he is in a real purple patch at the moment and will be racking up the Sandover votes. Down back Gus, Locks and Kennedy were great and covered the loss of Heal well.

now for 4c in the dollar next week up at Dodge a financial bullet park. They are going along nicely and the training run v Bogundean will see them very fresh for next weeks game.

Tiger of old wrote: A remarkably low number of disposals in this game, only about 350 compared to nearly 700 in most of the other games. And only 18 free kicks paid - a whopping 62 frees paid at Claremont oval!

The stats are a total screw up mate. Nothing like correct: even the final scores on the app are wrong. What a shame WAFL footy is such an inconvenience for the WAFC