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Game Day

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i hope dees supporters realise we cant accept mediocrity

we can no longer stand for this crap

write a letter to schwab

 
 

we make every side look good

Very sadly, what this quarter has confirmed, as if the season so far hasn't, is that we are the most spineless team in the AFL.......the commentators and every other club knows it, and our lack of physical intensity and accountability is rapidly turning us into a laughing stock.


We seem to handball for the sake of handballing. Why handball to a player in trouble? Because no one is moving up ahead, no one is sheparding, no one is running.

Thank god for quarter time, perhaps we can raise the white flag and concede the match now to save a 80+ point thrashing.

Pretty much what expected, I don't think we performed well in any match (from previous years with the bye in existence) following a bye.

 

5th highest differential for inside 50's since stats begin.

We're on our way to being a laughing stock again.


This is absolutely not the players' fault.

The ridiculous plan of playing on and breaking the lines out of the half back line has once again fallen to pieces under pressure.

Make no mistake, the WCE are not a top 8 side.

This is awful at a level comparable to the day that lead to Gutnik sacking Neil Balme.

We need to act on this coaching panel before we flit these young guys' careers away.

its called chasing James Frawley, try doing it one day

A game plan that revolves around us building from the back half puts us on the defensive from the start!

How can a team like West Coast develop effective forward pressure in the off season, and we still have no idea about forward pressure????????

Nothing short of pathetic so far....... only bright light is Watts looking better.

Worsfold is a Premiership player, that's why. He knows what is required with full on pressure applied.


We may as well have Matthew Knights coaching the Dees. Pathetic in the first qrter AGAIN. Not good enough. Look at the positive its another game closer to a new coach.

Moloney, morton, Davey, Bennell, Sylvia, Gysberts Martin, Jurrah......hardly touched it...

Well well well, a goal now show some heart and play like demons

Frawley is not interested. Drop him. We loose this and I get off the fence. Bailey has to go at season's end. I've supported him until now, but this is the last straw.


Watts - effort and skill. I wonder if he's slow to get rid of it after a mark 'cos there's no one presenting and he's smart enough to not just want to bomb it? How would he go in a good (1/2 good, 1/4 good, 1/8 good).

its called chasing James Frawley, try doing it one day

Yep, that was pathetic.

 

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