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After seeing Australia's decidedly dodgy World Cup performances, the lads have decided to offer there services to the National team when they get back from Mawson's Hut.

By that point, Soccer Football Soccer Australia may have even arranged some nets...

Also, for the record, Ezra was born TWO WHOLE YEARS ago today, about 75 minutes after this post goes live. Happy Birthday Ezra!

Comments

Roddy said…
Good to see you have taken up my suggestion and are staying in Mawsons hut. I'm sure the boys will be a lot more comfortable than out in the open.
Magpie said…
I love the angle of this shot.
Happy Birthday Ezra!!!
Anonymous said…
How can he be 2 already? That makes me feel so old! (I was still in my 30s then!).

Happy Birthday Ezra :)
Priyanka Khot said…
Happy Birthday Ezra!
Always like stopping by once in awhile to see how the boys are getting on. It appears I've showed up in time for cake
Kris McCracken said…
Ez says thanks all!

Two years has flashed by.

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