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Gameday Thread

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Looking not so good... port goal. We are providing no backline pressure. Game over. Unless a total mindshift... cancell that, 31 points now. Done and dusted

 
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Goal to Hitchcock. This is over now IMO.

13.5.83

7.10.52

One of the rare games this year where our defence is being beaten in most match ups. No midfield pressure either.

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Port goal, up by 31 points... I thought we had become a club that cares about things like milestones, important games etc but obviously the minds are already on post-season... How disappointed Junior must be in this horrible effort

 

Game ovahhhhhh.

cannot win a f%^ing contest on the ground


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Haven't scored in the last 10 minutes, since Jurrah's MOTY. And probably only 1 or 2 inside 50s in that period. It's all Port. Gonna have to hope this is all the wind and we can come home strong but I can't see it happening.

 

Bar a minor miracle mark this one down in the loss column.


Hardly hearing the names Green Moloney Jones Frawley ... What's going on ?

What a disgusting way to send off our captain in his 250th game.

We should be ashamed of our efforts. We've had such a good season and we're just throwing it all away with this effort. Truly pathetic, and we will never ever be any good until we learn to win interstate.

Listening to the game on the AFL site and it's the same old carp we serve up every time we go interstate and in particular to Adelaide. We are always going to be run of the mill until we can do better there. Port are a pretty ordinary side and they are making us look even worse. To be down by 37 points is pathetic.


Don't want to overreact and say a single game can ruin the impression of a season... but geeez it's close to doing that for me

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No inside 50s, overusing the handpass due to being pressured by Port, defence is being beaten one-on-one which is Port's method of manning us up.

Jamar 3 disposals.

Bennell 5

Green 10.

Trengove 11.

Bartram 12

They're stopping us from zoning off and helping each other out by manning us up and spreading us.

Goal again to Schulz. Warnock's been killed.

15.5.95

7.10.52

Crap.


if this is the MFC for 2011, it is going to be another half ass year coming up :(

Only listening to the game, but my impression is we are being outcoached... anyone watching it? does it seem that way? Sounds like Primus has had answers for everything and Bailey has no ideas.

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Don't want to overreact and say a single game can ruin the impression of a season... but geeez it's close to doing that for me

Yep, that's over-reacting.

This game is terrible, goes alongside West Coast and North Melbourne as our worst of the year. The margin could yet be our worst for the year. But we've made so many gains this year, to say one game late, with players out, with a young side, on the road, defines our year, is wrong.

Newton finally does something, but misses the goal.

15.5.95

7.11.53

 

Only listening to the game, but my impression is we are being outcoached... anyone watching it? does it seem that way? Sounds like Primus has had answers for everything and Bailey has no ideas.

No we are second to the footy and cant win a contest

Nothing to do with the coach


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