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A cheeky single from Burgoyne in the nervous 390s – The Age
A look at the lighter side of football: Shaun Burgoyne’s one game rest; the eye-catching Bulldogs/Melbourne quinella; snakes, and ladders
Fletcher only touched the ball once in three matches and Tuck in one while Bartlett never dropped below two touches although he managed to play 75 games without recording a handball.
Bartlett said he had no issue with Burgoyne jumping from 392 to 393 pointing out that its always been one of the rules of the game and it was no different in reality to a player registering a game when injured in the first minute.
But the champion Tiger joked that Boomer Harvey might see things differently if Burgoyne…
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