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Game night thread: Melbourne v Hawthorn

Range Rover
in Melbourne Demons

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Hard to see th Dees winning a game this year. Shameful. I'm dubious about Neeld and Craig.

 
 

I'm no idiot but I just do not understand the inconsistencies with HTB decisions these days.


So mitchell plays on has prior opp gets grabbed amazing

I'm no idiot but I just do not understand the inconsistencies with HTB decisions these days.

Mitchell just scored a touchdown....play on!!
 

Beautiful pass from McDonald... hit that Hawks player right on the chest directly in front.

No good teaching game plans, direction of play, how to negate etc etc etc if we dont get the pill. And when we do get it, who can the whole club actually rely on, to deliver it in some positive manner to a team mate? Our disposal skills are the worst I have ever seen at AFL/VFL in over 40 years. Our ability to gut run are actually non existent. We need a shrink to get into our players minds to activate them. They look so lazy it hurts.


Surely the skills of Watts and Jurrah cant go astray amongst this lot!

Beautiful pass from McDonald... hit that Hawks player right on the chest directly in front.

This [censored] me off. He's taking his kick and Buddy hacks his arm as he's dropping it. Buddy was standing behind him. WTF?

I wonder what improvement Neeld will find in this flogging.

Looks like the team has no confidence in themselves, the coach or the game plan. No energy out there, no passion, no comradery. We look hopeless

This is as bad as I gets.

Yep, let's rest rioli, hodge, Gibson, turn it on for 20 minutes and then coast. This establishment is spiritless .

The McDonald curse.


Surely the skills of Watts and Jurrah cant go astray amongst this lot!

Their skills aren't the problem, it's their men running off them that causes the issue and neither of them can tackle or get a hard ball. I don't think either of them would have helped us tonight in their current form.

Simply put, how can other teams get so much cheap ball. Meanwhile whenever we have it, there are no options and we rely on someone pulling in a big pack mark or outworking a couple of opposition players at once, which is completely unsustainable.


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