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Today was just another reason why we are where we are. It just emphasises more than we must recruit a Dangerfield, Viney and and really good fast and smart midfielder who can win his own ball ( Marc Murphy type)

 

Couldn't believe the stats half way through the third we had 20 more hits and 0 to advantage. I think other teams have worked Jamar out, he tends to constantly drop the ball at his feet, an old fashion thump down the ground was needed at times today

Couldn't believe the stats half way through the third we had 20 more hits and 0 to advantage. I think other teams have worked Jamar out, he tends to constantly drop the ball at his feet, an old fashion thump down the ground was needed at times today

Jamar is Jamar. Where was Beamer?

Puffed out again??

Over rated player.

 

WE NEED TO TRADE AND THROW MONEY AT THE NECESSARY AVAILABLE GUN MIDFIELDER!! Ideas anyone?


Couldn't believe the stats half way through the third we had 20 more hits and 0 to advantage. I think other teams have worked Jamar out, he tends to constantly drop the ball at his feet, an old fashion thump down the ground was needed at times today

There was a ball up today where Jamar absolutely dominated West, had eons to tap the ball wherever he wanted to, but chose to put it literally three inches from his feet. It's absolutely moronic to do that, and I cannot for the life of me understand why he continually chooses to take that option. It's as though he doesn't really appreciate what the purpose of winning ruck taps is.

I saw Sellar hit one out with both fists that actually went to our advantage. Jamar may need to review how he is tapping.

 

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