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GAME DAY - Round 22


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Chip Frawley is a magnificent player who turns out more inside 50s than any other player.

The midfield needs to be more accountable.

he's a good player having a barry croker tonite

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You would think the out of contract players and those on the bubble would be having a huge crack instead of this half paced shite. Neeld will be ruthless both after today's game and also at the end of season meetings.

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Agree - but he needs to be judged on 4 tumultuous years, not on one night.

btw, for all those screaming about 'worst team ever' etc etc, it's 4th (soon to be equal 1st) versus 16th - some perspective please.

Who we beat by 100 points last year and then swapped coachs...

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How boring it must be

hows your delusional world going ??
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Spiritless garbage. We sure know how to roll over and die. We haven't fired a shot since all season. They may as well forfeit next week. Save the money on flights instead of getting supporters to dip into their hard earned to over pay this insipid group of players.

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No one in the team is taking any responsibility. When they get the ball they pass it on to someone else. Under 12s make better decisions than this team. I wonder what they do when training and team meetings? Handballs should be stopped.

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Agree - but he needs to be judged on 4 tumultuous years, not on one night.

btw, for all those screaming about 'worst team ever' etc etc, it's 4th (soon to be equal 1st) versus 16th - some perspective please.

lol...careful. Suggest this and you'll be donned 'negative" :unsure:
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He's huffed and puffed all year but we still have no balls.

I don't expect him to rip shreds off the players in public, but most of them should be wiping spittle off their faces after he is finished in the team meeting after the game. Anything less will be pissweak. Not that we ever know what was said.

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No one in the team is taking any responsibility. When they get the ball they pass it on to someone else. Under 12s make better decisions than this team. I wonder what they do when training and team meatings. Handballs should be stopped.

Bail, Nicholson, Blease, Frawley, Jones and Macdonald are taking responsibility, but the problem is that barely any of them can kick.
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