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where is the forward line?

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I hope the coaching staff can fix up our forward structure, i am sick of seeing the handball happy movements that result in turnovers.

If there are no targets up forward, i would rather see us kick the ball inside 50 and aim for the line, because at least we have a 50/50 chance of getting the ball, instead of us losing the ball and allowing the opposition to score against us

 

Another thread of mind-boggling stupidity...

Keyser, don't be so harsh.....some of the posts in this thread cheer me up no end, some of the best comedy I have ever read

Keyser, don't be so harsh.....some of the posts in this thread cheer me up no end, some of the best comedy I have ever read

Way to sit on the fence.

 

I don't sit on the fence, Saturday was horrible, but I have moved on, off to Darwin for the game to support whichever 22 the FD put on the ground, endless analysis, criticism, chest beating, hand wringing etc is not for me, being positive and moving on straightaway is.....


It is hard to any forward, no matter who he is, to kick goals when the ball isn't being won nor delivered with any great skill or consistency,

It is even harder for the forwards to kick goals when they are either a) being instructed to play across the midfield or B) playing across the midfield against instructions. I would suggest that it is more of a) than B).

Next to the Half Forward line.

Next.

If I have something constructive (in my opinion) to say I will post it, but I do not need my ego massaged by posting a 'destructive' criticism of anything connected to MFC that happens to pop into my mind at any given moment.

Everybody is entitled to their own opinions, and as you can see I have made no contribution to this topic apart from my comment about some of the posts being 'amusing', in my opinion of course.

Hindsight is a wonderful thing, but we can't replay the game and the constant analysis achieves what?

Look forward, we may get to see another debutant this weekend in Gysberts which is really exciting and the possible return of Wonna.....

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