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"You're usually way off the mark... but that's actually reasonably close!" Round 17 Review | Footy & Friends

"You're usually way off the mark... but that's actually reasonably close!" Round 17 Review | Footy & Friends

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 Yessss Faffers welcome back to another week! We covered plenty of ground in this ep, with highlights including Dyl's analysis of Collingwood and Carlton's lists, Sam Lalor's singing, Brett's fireplace usage, Mack's slow dancing with Mabior Chol and more! We also uncovered the biggest question in footy from the weekend... who wears #4 at the Eagles next year?! Enjoy! If you want to support the show, please click follow or subscribe wherever you are listening. Also, if you loved the episode, please share it with your mum, dad, friend or dog. I appreciate you all so much. ILY xx 🌷 FAFFERS PATREON: www.patreon.com/footyandfriends 👕 BUY MERCH HERE: https://clubbysports.com/collections/... 📸 FAF INSTAGRAM: www.instagram.com/footyandfriends_ 🎥 FAF TIKTOK: www.tiktok.com/footyandfriends ✏️ WRITE TO OUR MAILBAG: boris@clubbysports.com Footy & Friends is produced by Lincoln Allan Video and audio production by Producey. ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- Links from episode! FAFFERS PATREON - ⁠⁠https://www.patreon.com/footyandfriends⁠⁠

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