He won it easy. The only reason it looked close was because the StKilda player broke at the start and that allowed him to finish a close second behind McCreery.
McCreery kept his pace up too. Very impressive.
#31 Beau McCreery
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Re: #31 Beau McCreery
Yep the St Kilda player took off before the gun, would’ve been called back if it were a proper race. The idiot even thought he’d won, put his hand up in victory at the finish line
Should have had a tackle bag at the finish line and tell Beau, “go chase him down tackle him!” Would have broken the record! lol
Should have had a tackle bag at the finish line and tell Beau, “go chase him down tackle him!” Would have broken the record! lol
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Re: #31 Beau McCreery
Very creditable achievement considering how he was 10 hours earlier according to a mate of mine who was in the same premises 
I term the current Collingwood attack based strategy “Unceasing Waves” like on a stormy and windy day with rough seas. A Perfect Storm 
Re: #31 Beau McCreery
McCreery was looking good on the beach at Byron Bay last week. Reckon he'll be a big improver next year. Congrats for winning the sprint.
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Re: #31 Beau McCreery
"Every time we witness an injustice and do not act, we train our character to be passive in its presence." – Julian Assange
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Re: #31 Beau McCreery
Dumbest idea ever to have an unbreakable finish tape just because of the sponsors logo all over it. Could easily have ended in an injury to one of the runners - and a photographer nearly had her head ripped off.
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