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No issue with that. No point him getting squashed by KHunt and getting injured now.

The only way Jurrah can get squashed is if he takes a specky so good he gets rammed by a plane.

Something like that.

? Maybe taking Jurrah off so it forces them to kick it to Watts
 

wouldnt humidity have an effect in the last qtr too?

by sayn we were effected that qtr and may pull away in the last aren't u being somewhat contradictory?

anyways bailey needs to be under pressure, we havent played well for four weeks

if we dont lift soon, decent sides will pump us and then everyone will whinge

habits need to be formed and average form and medicrity isnt a habit i want to form

I am only going on what i have heard 2 ex coaches say on Radio...Fatigue will set in around the 10 minute mark of the 3rd Q, with the new interchange.

You guys expect the accelerator to be on flat out all game-it won't happen. Humidity is far more sapping of energy than dry heat.

so do not be too demanding. Solid win with no injuries before the bye will do me.

And yes there is much room for improvement..i am not in any way denying that.


so now u have copied sthin off the radio and backtracking

beep beep beep

maybe form ur own opinions
 

I am only going on what i have heard 2 ex coaches say on Radio...Fatigue will set in around the 10 minute mark of the 3rd Q, with the new interchange.

You guys expect the accelerator to be on flat out all game-it won't happen. Humidity is far more sapping of energy than dry heat.

so do not be too demanding. Solid win with no injuries before the bye will do me.

And yes there is much room for improvement..i am not in any way denying that.

You still don't understand what any of us are saying. Listen carefully.

No one doubts that humidity will affect performance.

What we have pointed out, is the fact that there was no apparent effect on the GC players, therefore it is not an excuse for AFL players (as opposed to GC kids) to blame humidity. If both teams slowed down, then you may be able to attribute the lack of scoring on fatigue/humidity but you can't attribute our performance to it, where the other side are running around as normal.


Watts turnover hurt

MELBOURNE ARE F#$KING [censored].

Edited by Sturmmann


so now u have copied sthin off the radio and backtracking

beep beep beep

maybe form ur own opinions

not listening to the radio Mate...Got the TV on

so i am actually speaking my mind, Sorry if a little logic Bothers you.

not listening to the radio Mate...Got the TV on

so i am actually speaking my mind, Sorry if a little logic Bothers you.

Nothing you have said is logical.

Good work with the turnover Wattsy boy

He needs to play next week in Casey. who cares if there is a bye, he needs to get game time in him.


This club is going backwards on the field. Goodbye Bailey

poor display today, i was not expecting a big win, but i was expecting more than this.

Nothing you have said is logical.

You have not lived in 90% humidity for any length of time have you.

 

not listening to the radio Mate...Got the TV on

so i am actually speaking my mind, Sorry if a little logic Bothers you.

perhaps u should read ur last 10 posts before you mention the word logic

as someone else mentioned u have brought little of it today


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