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Ok Jonah I guess I got this forum wrong. Not going to rise to your last comment, This is my last comment on this thread. I'm here to talk about training issues not to score points on **** for tat arguing, you lot carry on.

Regards Jason.
  • Posted 13 Jul 2014 09:19
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