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ok first this club is a disgrace and a joke! pathetic waste of a team. now why on earth is blease up forward??! his breathtaking runs and carry last year was his benchmark and showed us all that he can play! move him back as the running defender or push him up to a wing ffs! and davey need to go back to the position that won him a best and fairest and that was also as a running half back or along the wings. speed and kicking skills are his best assest aswell as his pace. we looked sooo sloooww today it was actually quite cringeworthy to watch! need to push these blokes more into the action. jack grimes needs to start getting spells in the middle and become a presence and lead from the front. wasted down back. i remember a practise match against the bombers in 2010 and he played in the guts all day and had 33 disposals and kicked 2 goals. time to get him invovled. jack watts probably needs to back to playing in the backline on the best forwards to get a brief idea how to play the position properly. nick reiwoldt did it when he first started and look what its done for him. i also think we need to try and mould bennell into the small crumbing forward as he has shown glimpes he can play that role.

very disappointing result...

 

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