Grumpy as all hell, but I think today showed that you can't simply show up and expect to win. Considering our run and future this may not be a bad lesson.

Edited May 15, 201015 yr by 45HG16

... and its not going to be the last.

Grumpy as all hell, but I think today showed that you can't simply show up and expect to win. Considering our run and future this may not be a bad lesson.

Pretty much sums it up

Grumpy as all hell, but I think today showed that you can't simply show up and expect to win.

I'm actually disappointed in any player (if true) who had the audacity to think that.....

We may have a bright future, but we haven't earned the right to complacency.

Grumpy as all hell, but I think today showed that you can't simply show up and expect to win. Considering our run and future this may not be a bad lesson.

We struggle against teams who shut down the corridor and who play some sort of zone.

We MUST work out a way around this strategy - or better, a way to maintain our gameplan in the face of this strategy.

We don't want to become like Essendon.

Did I blink and miss is actually try and play the corridor.

The game today was lost when we came out onto the ground 3 minutes before the bounce.

The game was lost when Baily did not change a single thing in our set up after half time. Where was the change in forward structure? Sylvia into the middle. Where did he try anything?

It was a very poor day all round.

If we are going to earn some respect back from other clubs, we cannot afford to drop games against inferior opposition. WCE are inferior, especially on the road.

There are many lessons that will be taught to this list, let us hope that they do learn from this and move forward.