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Range Rover Redleg

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Bartram - Battles but struggles

Bate - No right foot

Bennell - Flashy but ineffective

Bruce - Hospital hand passes

Davey - Dropped his head

Frawley - Serviceable in defence

Garland - Improving each week

Green - Strangely subdued performance

Grimes - Brilliant body positioning

Jamar - Had a crack

Johnson - Back to Casey

Jones - Barely a pass

McDonald - Our standout performer

Moloney - Outplayed by opponents

Rivers - Slow Slow Slow

Scully - Disposal needs work

Sylvia - Lazy frontrunning footballer

Trengove - Not his best

Warnock - Made telling spoils

Watts - Glimpses of talent

Hughes - Keep your feet!

McKenzie - Gutsed it out

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beelzebub Legend

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Sylvia - The Footy Show

yep.. might just need to worry more about his day job than moonlighting !!!

Craig Drinker Mighty Demon

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Bartram - was rarely sighted

Bate - obviously under duress

Bennell - tried but failed

Bruce - had no influence

Davey - quiet then worse

Frawley - loose and ineffectual

Garland - was shown up

Green - couldnt get started

Grimes - prolific but loose

Jamar - can't criticize endeavour

Johnson - probably not playing

Jones - scarcely gave whimper

McDonald - loved his endeavour

Moloney - many ineffective disposals

Rivers - game has passed

Scully - no repeat heroics

Sylvia - a major disappointment

Trengove - couldn't handle pressure

Warnock - impressive game again

Watts - had some moments

Hughes - cannot be retained

McKenzie - just a game

Can't say I agree on some! VERY harsh on Jones who I thought worked very hard , especially early , before he took a heavy knock.Green did pretty well,Scully got plenty of it but made a few judgement errors,Watts looked a little lost at times but I very much liked a couple of his contested marks.He WILL be the answer up forward.I also think Bennell has the makings of a very good player.

The major issue was the overuse of handball and inability to hit targets when we did eventually kick it.Even though we looked flat and played poorly we were still in the game for the most part.Something to learn from.

deeflog Redleg

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Garland will be a much better player when he gets a full pre-season behind him. He missed far too much football in the last 13 months, but he wasn't the worst today. A special mention to Jordie, who kept up his tackling average. At least HE didn't turn the ball over. And Jamar took on both Cox and NNN all day, never stopped trying.

Will someone tell me why we stopped running? Our work rate off the ball was terrible.

i really think last week against the dogs was very energy sapping and the young bodies just could not come up for the next week in time

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