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Our passengers are weighing us down.

Can't wait for that broom..

Well passengers tonight were

Watts, Trengove, Sellar and at times Grimes decision making and execution cost is dearly.

Happy for the broom to sweep them out?

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I try to care about everyone's opinion. Morton's soft, there's no denying that. But he played well tonight, which was better than last week, which was better than the week before. As long as I can say that about him every week, I'll be happy.

I actually really loved his last quarter last week, and was hoping that was the penny dropping. Guess it may be a slower process. Definitely played better than what I would normally expect, just waiting for the day when he knows when to go in hard and when to hang outside.

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I get your point, maybe I am marking him harder, or maybe other people are forgetting we took him with pick 4? We've just been so beaten down as supporters that our expectations are really low I think.

I hear you but reality is we need to continue to put everything we have into supporting him. If we don't we effectively let that pick 4 go for nothing. I personally think we are seen Morton progress under Neeld.

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Well passengers tonight were

Watts, Trengove, Sellar and at times Grimes decision making and execution cost is dearly.

Happy for the broom to sweep them out?

I can forgive developing players my ire is usually set on one or two. I think people know who I think needs to go. I actually think Morton was ok tonight and that's big for me.

We NEED another small forward BAAAAD!

How good was Jonesy and McKenzie! Tommy Mac.. I see a lot of positives tonight, not all doom and gloom. But I'm always upset after a loss, weekend ruined!

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Well passengers tonight were

Watts, Trengove, Sellar and at times Grimes decision making and execution cost is dearly.

Happy for the broom to sweep them out?

The fact that our worst players tonight are our three most promising young players (plus Sellar), is either very worrying or extremely good for us, depending on the way you look at it. It could be a sign that they're not developing properly, or it could simply be the worst night of the careers of three fantastic young players (plus Sellar) to come.

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0431 444 637

call me

Shall I post your number on numerous sites and see how you go with all the calls you get hero.


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I will... at 3am every morning you wanka mwua!

meet me hero

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Shall I post your number on numerous sites and see how you go with all the calls you get hero.

I don't think the bitter emu understands how the internet works lol.. he called me a [censored], what a hero!

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The fact that our worst players tonight are our three most promising young players (plus Sellar), is either very worrying or extremely good for us, depending on the way you look at it. It could be a sign that they're not developing properly, or it could simply be the worst night of the careers of three fantastic young players (plus Sellar) to come.

Couldn't agree more..we share the same view...

My point to sloonie was relax we actually stood up tonight. Take heart...

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Shall I post your number on numerous sites and see how you go with all the calls you get hero.

how brave are you?

call me

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I thought Morton was ok in conditions that don't suit him, he gave us a bit of run that has been missing and he did get involved with some good tackles.

Tommy Mc did the job tonight, I thought he probably should and would have been dropped but by playing him the selectors showed some faith that we here often don't. Get more games into him and Morton and the like and these guys may reach their potential and become the players we want them to be.

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meet me hero

Eff off tough guy. Harassing and slandering women, what a man you must be. You've obviously had a bit to drink, how about you go for a drive up the Dandenongs.

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I can forgive developing players my ire is usually set on one or two. I think people know who I think needs to go. I actually think Morton was ok tonight and that's big for me.

We NEED another small forward BAAAAD!

How good was Jonesy and McKenzie! Tommy Mac.. I see a lot of positives tonight, not all doom and gloom. But I'm always upset after a loss, weekend ruined!

Totally agree BIG positives tonight. Love the games of all you mentioned as well as Magner and Bail.

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Shall I post your number on numerous sites and see how you go with all the calls you get hero.

Would serve him right. Hopefully he's banned cause we don't need that kind of rubbish here. There's enough angst floating about.

I think Morton did enough to deserve a recall. Watts however needs to have a hard look at himself cause frankly he was [censored] poor tonight.

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Really missed Clark tonight. Good effort but still no chocs

Disagree. Was not a night for the big guys so he would have been a liability.

Subbing Dunn off instead of Sellar was a bad move. Happy with Morton's effort.

I was [censored] off with Tom Mac's really lazy efforts. Got sucked in at times when St Kilda got the overlap, left Roo on his own close to goal.

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I had a knot in my gut all night. We won the footy, had more possessions, covered Goddard and Riewodt, and ran out of the backline with gut running but we made some unpressured turnovers or mistakes that tore the heart out of the game and must have taken a toll eventually:

Moloney's open goal miss

Howe's set shot miss

Jordie's running free kick straight to the Saints = goal

Trengove playing on so stupidly

Rivers and Bate booming kicks into our forward line to three-on-one

But I loved the effort, the discipline, and the sense of mongrel.

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doesn't matter, done my best to get banned from this [censored] aweful site

enjoy my bucks for the life membership, i'll bail from here

get f' you tools

good [censored] off [censored]

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The coaches have more to work with. I really hope the boys are filthy. It was a great effort. But it was still short of what we must expect.

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how brave are you?

call me

Sorry I'm not coming out to waste my time to meet a fat guy who sits behind a phone posting slander to other supporters. You are a no one. Just a pea hearted sook who is an ungracious loser. I feel sorry for you. Good luck having a tea party with your new best friend Joffa.

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Disagree. Was not a night for the big guys so he would have been a liability.

Subbing Dunn off instead of Sellar was a bad move. Happy with Morton's effort.

I was [censored] off with Tom Mac's really lazy efforts. Got sucked in at times when St Kilda got the overlap, left Roo on his own close to goal.

Bit harsh on Tom Mac? He is playing his 6th game on a match winner? Yes he was a liability early but after first qtr he was excellent.

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doesn't matter, done my best to get banned from this [censored] aweful site

enjoy my bucks for the life membership, i'll bail from here

get f' you tools

No need to get yourself banned.. just don't bother coming here... simple really.

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Are you a lonely person with no friends? You certainly won't get any with the angry attitude pal.

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ATTN MODERATORS

Is there any way you can delete the large in number but from few contributors personal jibes and attacks from this otherwise constructive thread?

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