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GAME DAY IN PERTH

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If the boys keep their heads up this is very winable! As much as we want the good draft picks there is nothing better than beating the wet toast at home ,they like to eat their own.

 

Colin Sylvia : 2 Disposals and one of those was a clanger. Lift

To sum the quarter up.

Bate can't mark on his chest.

Our delivery to our forwards in the F50 is deplorable.

We are trying to sue the corridor at every chance and we are switching it very well to spare Melbourne players on the other side then butchering it into F50

West Coast are terrible, Kerr looks like he has a sore groin.

We are just as bad.

Summary.....

It's going to be a very scrappy game with a tonne of turn overs, just like it has already been.

 

Oh dear god.

Our skills today are particularly shocking.

I'm used to Bruce stuffing them up all over the ground, but Jared?!

Shame that we're just giving away easy goals when, in reality, we're actually doing quite well around the ground. Bennell is class.


Rivers never to kick out again!!!

Disappointing for all our dominance we barely scored... TWo umpiring things, the first bounce. Why was that not called back? and the boundary umpire who was standing next to the ball when it was over!!!

THought PJ did really well. Moloney loves to have crack! And morton is going to be a gun...

 

Well done to Peterd for fighting hard for the ball and a lovely kick from Sylvia to Bruce, dumb wet toast player.



Miller goals. Great Jones tackle.

Bate has taken 2 great marks with arms outstretched, should be told never to try an chest mark.

Feel for Miller, he has presented greatly.

Frawley injured, Miller kicks another while I try and type :P

 

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