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19 Scoring Shots

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Not even Gold Coast had 19 scoring shots against them last night.

Who is accountable for this? It is embarrassing and there are players out there that should be better than this.

To not even touch the football? Horrible.

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    We are a disgrace, pathetic effort. Put your money down on gold coast getting their first win in 2 weeks. Re coaches and recruiters are responsible for this that's who! Rabble

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    Not good at all, it was almost a carbon copy of the pre-season game except Hawthorn played even better... We fell away, had no grit or determination and showed some signs that should seriously worry even the most steadfast believers in Bailey's plan, straight kicking made us look better than we were for 2 quarters. No one expects the dees to win every week, but we want it to happen, and no team will ever win with so few scoring shots and inside 50s...

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    although its a losing cause, like to point out that the Spark which awoke the Hawks came courtesy of TWO ridiculous "kick-the-goal-for-them" umpiring decisions... when the call is so bad, no-one ever sees a replay, you know its [censored]!

    Then Jamar gets pinged twice for doing his job against a fn failure of an AFL footballer masquerading in the ruck - Hale & Disgrace!

    Those 2 "gimme-goals" really got the wind up their sails

    But at end of the day - GET A MAN FFS!!!!

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    There are players much more capable out there to prevent what happened today. It is damn frustrating. It took a heap of ball for Buddy to start to have an influence and Roughead was held by Rivers but it was just a swamp by Hawthorn that every single player out there touched it.

    The goal from Cameron Bruce, he hardly wanted to know about it until he saw the free space 25 mtrs out. Where were we?

    Why do we continually start every single qtr slowly? It seems we get some confidence from say, a nice snap from Dunn or mark from Jurrah or slicing play from Davey and then a run on starts. How come we NEVER come out from a huddle breathing fire?

    I'm happy to be patient, 35 yrs and watching MFC deliver false promises allows me to be so but I want more from this group than mere stats being trotted out by the coach. The talent there demands it IMO.

    Losses are fine. There needs to be a bigger imprint from those in charge and I don't see it at all.

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    our midfield is the problem....massive issues

    get gys and scully and mck back asap

    bye bye jones

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    Was worse than that, at least one Hawthorn shot was out on the full, we thought it was 3 or 4 but admittedly we were in the GSS

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