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Deevout Demon

Deevout   492

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I was expecting to get beaten but, it would be nice to see the ball in our forward fifty more than on the odd occasion.

Bennell doing ok.

Davey :wacko:

Bartram must be filthy on some of his team mates.

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If i didnt know beter Id say it was tanking 2010 syle...bt of course thats absurd... its simply a shite performance by many who ought tobe ashamed to today..bloody ashamed.

Whilst the coach cant go out and play he needs to give many a might big razz and do some serious reshuffling and dropping of supposed players to remind them why they are wearing that jumper

just not good enough

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Lesson's, how many lesson's do we need? It's the same old. I agree I didn't expect Melb to win, but come on. We have had enough lessons in the last two and a half seasons. We were top on tackles after RD 3. There has been NO improvement over the season AS A TEAM. Better 2nd half is on the way. Bring it back to 2 - 3 goals. Well done again Sculls!

Fair call. I hear your pain (and experiencing it myself!). I guess my point was that we are still a long way off the pace and our patience going to be tested for at least another year or two methinks!

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Pressure - Nope

Run - Nope

Skills - Nope

When we don't have any of the 3 we get smashed.

Games like this highlight my belief they we desperately need to get more pace and skill into the side regardless of what the short term result is.

Also Freo's drafting and player development is just unreal and so much better than ours. That's an absolute fact.

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No, not at all. This is not the coaches fault whatsoever.

I disagree with every inch of my body. It IS the coach's fault. We have a lazy and inconsistent culture that has plagued us for decades. These kids have a 2 year window to learn to be ruthless and not to accept defeat easily. Instead, I see a bunch of saps lying down because it's all just a bit hard, and 'we never win here anyway'. Pathetic.

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Just looking through the fixture, we may not win another game this year. No chance next week for sure.

Relax Dane. We will win at least one more game for the year. Sydney, Richmond or North at the G. Plus I would love to beat Hawthorn as pay back for RD 1.

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Buzzy Redleg

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nice goal Aaron...

Good start to 2nd half.

God this game is crowded and scrappy - the afternoon shadows are freakin annoying too!

Oh Jurrah - spaz effort.

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Liam...

Fremantle 9.8.62

Melbourne 4.6.30

Bails has revved us up, goal there would've been interesting

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Jurrah slots it through...game ain't over but I smell the Carlton game

Fremantle 9.8.62

Melbourne 5.6.36

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nice goal Aaron...

Good start to 2nd half.

God this game is crowded and scrappy - the afternoon shadows are freakin annoying too!

Oh Jurrah - spaz effort.

Scully working steven hill over and if liam can keep building his confidence kicking for goal u never know.

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