By Jim Morton
November 23rd 2009 @ 5:55am


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    Andrew Sutherland said  | November 23rd 2009 @ 10:04am | Report comment

    Warne was looking good for forty but what was going on with his right eye?

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    M1tch said  | November 23rd 2009 @ 10:08am | Report comment

    Ratings for the game last night
    Total, Sydney, Melb, Bris, Adel, Perth
    9 ALL STAR TWENTY/20 Nine 1,129,000 309,000 378,000 217,000 104,000 121,000

    Not bad, thought it would crack the 1 mil

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    Freud of Football said  | November 24th 2009 @ 5:11am | Report comment

    Unfortunately I missed this but re McGrath, as they say, “form is temporary, class is permanent”.

    The man ouzes talent.

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