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Dees vs Crows Game Thread

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Demons going in hard, no score yet though.

 
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Grant Thomas commentating on SEN shows why he has little respect... makes comment on a demons player and forgets his name. Who should it be but the guy that just about single-handedly ended his coaching career a few years ago... Brock.

Grant Thomas commentating on SEN shows why he has little respect... makes comment on a demons player and forgets his name. Who should it be but the guy that just about single-handedly ended his coaching career a few years ago... Brock.

You'd think that while not expected to know all players at all times, knowing exactly who is playing in the game you are being paid to commentate would be a given......

Apparently and unfortunately not, maybe he could check the numbers in future if he continues to get confused or senile ;) !!!

 
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Yeah, he's only been playing AFL for about 5 years...

Meanwhile, demons accounting for themselves very well with everything except disposal. The only thing separating the sides is kicking into fifty and at goal.

MFC: 0.1 - 1

ADE: 2.3 - 15

Moloney, Brock and Davey among the possession getters. Davey our best apparently, and one of few using it well.

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A quick Dermie stat. Crows are up to 20 running bounces, Demons just the one.

Crows getting touches everywhere. Goodwin up to 12, Johncock, Dangerfield, Bock, Edwards, Otten, Vince all 8+... Not good signs.


Much like the first 3 rounds our backline is keeping us in it. Their backline is far too good at the minute and we need to dispose of it better coming forward. At the moment we don't even look like scoring!!

Juice misses from 10 metres out.... The more things change, the more they stay the same! Our terrible skills are on show today!

Still no goals for us either, getting worried now!

 
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Is this game as bad as it sounds? Bad skills, good endeavour, hardly any goals... not dull, but a long way from watchable?

And however good our defenders are, our forwards are twice as bad...

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Miller has a chance to get our first goal in the dying seconds of the half... fluffs it. Should have been fifty for him... Umpires having a shocker.


ABC has some Woman commentating - very irritating :angry:

Yes how awful for you :angry: :angry: .......

I have to say, I've just about had it with Miller. For someone to have played that long in the forward line to be that bad a set shot is inexcusable.

Yes how awful for you :angry: :angry: .......

Juice is terrible again, Go Davey he is going to have a good year i think

Worst game ever!!!

Can't believe I'm freezing to death for this [censored].

Idiotic team selection to into the game with Juice and Bate and then let Adelaide do as they please by playing the most hidious defensive game I have ever seen.

Terrible!


Is this game as bad as it sounds? Bad skills, good endeavour, hardly any goals... not dull, but a long way from watchable?

And however good our defenders are, our forwards are twice as bad...

Yes , excellent endeavour but abysmal skills

Pressure and effort is great....skills are shocking. Im watching it live on tele in adelaide and they jiust keep handballing it to players who are about to get tackeled its shocking.

how am i going to go to work tommorow if we dont kick a goal, cause i was bragging all week about 2 on the trot, iv got foxtel i turned that off 30mins ago, there woeful.

Pressure and effort is great....skills are shocking. Im watching it live on tele in adelaide and they jiust keep handballing it to players who are about to get tackeled its shocking.

Thank f**k we kicked a goal.. well an truly time bailey gets maric and robbo back in, players with skill and can kick a goal..

shoulda happened last week <_<


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And with that Juice, you are now living on borrowed time. You will not last more than a couple more years as a demon, if that. No player in a growing side does that TWICE and goes on to great things.

 
how am i going to go to work tommorow if we dont kick a goal, cause i was bragging all week about 2 on the trot, iv got foxtel i turned that off 30mins ago, there woeful.

For the first time since he took the reigns at the club I'm REALLY disappointed in Dean Bailey. His game plan today has stunk and he actually lied about what he wanted us to do - which was kicking it long and getting it into our forward line quickly - nothing could have been further from the truth with all these stupid handballs!! Plus we went in to the game with 3 tall forwards when it was always going to be a shocker of a day. How Maric continues to miss out is baffling. Our forward line pressure has been non-existant too, although with all the players we are pushing behind the ball it doesn't surprise me.

I'm quite embarrassed by the performance today...

And with that Juice, you are now living on borrowed time. You will not last more than a couple more years as a demon, if that. No player in a growing side does that TWICE and goes on to great things.

Unless he kicks 5 in the last quarter he will be straight out of the side for Robbo next week... against Geelong. I shudder to think of what they will do to us next week!


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