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Match Day Thread: Melbourne v. West Coast

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Which team is kicking with the wind????

No wind to speak of. It is 25 deg and calm, perfect. Weather would be having no impact

39 to 46 missing a fair few chances in front of goal. Sculls, Davey and Pettard have just missed very kickable goals.
 

39 to 46 missing a fair few chances in front of goal. Sculls, Davey and Pettard have just missed very kickable goals.

Disapointing effort from all three.
 

Great clearance from Trengove, he's getting a bit of the ball. Pettard is looking good also.

yep it is. seen it all too often, people who constantly hurt/ strain/ twinge their hammies means that they can never live up to their potential.

Yeah. Davey, Buckley and Richo good examples of players who never lived up to their potential with dodgy hammies.

Relax turbo. You're not a doctor, stop acting like one.


3.3 for the 2nd quater. Making me eat my words. Go dee's

Great pressure from maric to set up a goal for bate. Dees 7.9.51 WCE 8.5.53

Bugger, I missed that.

Career is stuffed now. over a year out with hammies means he will most probably continue to do them the rest of his career.

He actually missed the majority of 2009 because he tore the meniscus in his knee, but don't let that get in the way of some good hysteria.

I'm far from worried.

A lot of players coming back from injury get little scares and pull the pin at the smallest inkling of tightness.

Wona still has heaps of time up his sleeve.

On a positive note, it's good to hear about young Fitzy and Gizza's efforts for Casey.

Yeah. Davey, Buckley and Richo good examples of players who never lived up to their potential with dodgy hammies.

Relax turbo. You're not a doctor, stop acting like one.

Let's all relax, as far as i can see he made no medical prognosis.

Great pressure from maric to set up a goal for bate. Dees 7.9.51 WCE 8.5.53

Was surprised when Colby talked Maric up and likened him to Missy Higgins.

Can't say I disagree, albeit Addam has a long way to go yet.


Was surprised when Colby talked Maric up and likened him to Missy Higgins.

Can't say I disagree, albeit Addam has a long way to go yet.

Who is in our best so far

Was surprised when Colby talked Maric up and likened him to Missy Higgins.

Can't say I disagree, albeit Addam has a long way to go yet.

Agree- seemed to have been playing well today also- agree earlier post where you stated - good to see Fitzy & Gysberts played well for Casey- seems Newton & Healey did also.

Let's all relax, as far as i can see he made no medical prognosis.

I'm perfectly relaxed. You need to take another look at his post.

Seems like a kind of high scoring game. I saw 50 plus on either side and was thinking it'd be 3/4 time or something, especially at a local ground.

The scoring shots, and presumably the inside fifties, is something to be encouraged about.

 

Beautiful day. Big crowd. Took 1/2 hour to get in once I turned off the Hwy. Dees playing OK. Finshing the usual problem. Stoush after 1/2 time siren Warnock Petter Jamar Frawley all had a good wrestle. Hope there are no fines!Bennell Dunn Jamar playing well. Thought Hughes was having a crack has got pace.

On a positive note, it's good to hear about young Fitzy and Gizza's efforts for Casey.

....... and Garland in the half that he played!


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