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Whispering_Jack
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I love Wattsy but his tackling remains as unconvincing as ever.

His problem is that he seems to react to the movement of the player with the ball rather than hunt the player down. This often ends up with him being evaded or semi-evaded and him doing that weak-arse looking thing where he throws an arm out to tackle.

Bottom line is he needs to be more decisive and attack the ball carrier. Less corralling ... more confronting!

Anyone seen off attendance ?
 

Watt's has had a great game as has Jones. Most can hold their heads high tonight

One quarter to go. I want a team that kills a team once they get them to this point.

I didn't mean it as a criticism at all. The game IS pretty much over.

Maybe, but why demean his effort by mentioning it? Anyway, I think he has done well today as has Dunn... his tackle late in the quarter was a superb effort.
 

Fees put the feet up which is disappointing but a wins a win. 2-0 to GWS this qtr

Gotta love some of the thread titles over on 'ology:

"Jamar admits: I only like the tapping part".

lol


Riv 4 I would never had believed it.

McKenzie out marking Scully....great Bronx cheer from the Demon faithful at the G.

J.Cameron GWS' best player

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