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What in goodness gracious is going on.

Our fellows appear to be intent on topping their underwhelming efforts of recent weeks.

How will we deploy the "we are too young...just wait and see" excuse if we lose to GCFC?

Gosh I hope the second half is an improvement

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What in goodness gracious is going on.

Our fellows appear to be intent on topping their underwhelming efforts of recent weeks.

How will we deploy the "we are too young...just wait and see" excuse if we lose to GCFC?

Gosh I hope the second half is an improvement

Take it back a couple of years and call it tanking...probably

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Good chance of me burning my eyeballs before the game is over.

Wtf, how do we manage to find new ways to fail? Woeful.

If you are that bored being out there, maybe you should reevaluate your career choice, Melbourne players. Ugh!

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I'm at the game and Col Garland is having a shocker. Indecisive, doesn't want to kick the ball.

Tom McDonald is doing well as is Sam Blease.

I fear however the game may have passed Brad Green. Looks slow and has dropped a few marks.

Gold coast are troubling us with their speed and work around the ball. Everyone around me is suggesting that Melbourne should start roving the ball.

Hopefully we come out breathing fire in the second half.

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This is horrible to watch.......we just make basic skills look so difficult.......can't get and keep control of the ball for ANY period of time.....playing shyte and still in front, amazing!.......please, please let this be the bottom of the mire, gotta b only 1 way 4 us to go now, isn't there???????????

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We are 3 years away from being a merely competitive side. Rebuild has not worked and needs to start over.

FFS...we are getting shown up by a bunch of children.

One positive: Jonesy..hold your head high son. Actually doing us proud.

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Gee whiz, I'm not sure if my fragile psyche can cope with a loss (or even a close, stumbling victory) today.

Have we already missed our premiership window....run down by the ultimate "youth" focus.

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This is horrible to watch.......we just make basic skills look so difficult.......can't get and keep control of the ball for ANY period of time.....playing shyte and still in front, amazing!.......please, please let this be the bottom of the mire, gotta b only 1 way 4 us to go now, isn't there???????????

Don't know, there's still a half to go! It's a worry!

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