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GAME DAY - Round 22

Whispering_Jack
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I just cant work out what is wrong. Players sound like they arent applying themselves or fighting for their position. Can we really still be this bad after the whole season??

 

It's embarrasing. There's no one at the ground. Irrelevant is the word for what this team has become.

Insipid. Might just be me, but the little clips of Neeld coaching before the game left me cold.

Hope it's just me. But he didn't come across well at all.

what do you mean?
 

Don't you think some of our shitty players need to take some of the blame for that?

Absolutely. But in saying that, we had more spirit last year.

I know Neeld needs to rebuild us from scrap, but he's destroyed any confidence we may have had at the same time.

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

Bailey's portrait will be hanging on the wall of so many aspiring coaches - how NOT TO coach.

At least he gave us that.


You hope that there is some development.

Confirmation tonight that Green made the right call retiring. Nowhere near it against good defenders anymore. People calling for him to play on are delusional.

Honestly I think a total rebuild is on the cards. Even the decent players just arent jelling or working - might have better opportunities elsewhere.
 

Playing like a demoralised team.


Neeld apparently just got caught on camera saying 'F$%^ off'

McKenzie can never be accused of not trying but his skill set is really poor.

McKenzie can never be accused of not trying but his skill set is really poor.

Agree. Yet he is central to our midfield rotation. Wouldn't get a game at a top 8 club. Not in a fit.

McKenzie can never be accused of not trying but his skill set is really poor.

He might win the Sunday Footy Show handball competition.

We were better when we were <allegedly> tanking...


He might win the Sunday Footy Show handball competition.

Both he and Bail have poor disposal.

Jake Spencer, 6 tackles. 2 more than anybody else.

That says everything, both about his attitude and the rest of our team.


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