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how the hell was that not holding the ball againt selwood, he is a joke

and i dont care what the answer is, but jurrah should not be getting the ball in our defensive 50... EVER!

because he handballed it.

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    Last week at least we had a crack to certain extent, this week there doesn't seem to be much intensity at all.

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    Geelong don't even seem to be playing that well. We're just really bad. No improvement this year. It's just depressing.

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    Howe started well, McKenzie good. I really feel for the backs, the forwards have not applied any pressure on the way out, corey and enright just waltzed the ball out giving to each other.

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    how the hell was that not holding the ball againt selwood, he is a joke

    and i dont care what the answer is, but jurrah should not be getting the ball in our defensive 50... EVER!

    Sign Bailey up, you can see the premiership potential in this team and coaching panel. Jurrah could be an All Australian full back or half back flanker one day. The rate our skills have improved over the last 4 years we should win a flag in about 18 years.

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    IS ANYONE MANNING UP!!!!!!!!!!!! THIS IS COMPLETE AND UTTER CRAP!!!

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    Hmm. Is this the worse quarter for the year?

    To keep watching or to keep watching? Decisions decisions.

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    I'm so glad I am out of this country in 3 weeks time, cos I reckon we will lose to the Tigers and the Suns and possible Port.

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    This is a disgrace.... What sort of moron would start Jurrah in the midfield on Bartel??????

    Bye Bailey.

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    I got up at 6.00am to watch this crap on the AFL Website; no wonder my wife thinks I'm an idiot.

    Do we have the worst skills of any AFL side all I see is ineffective every time we dispose of the ball.

    Green Moloney Sylvia all standing up when it's needed I see.

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