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Why Cameron Pedersen fits in with the Demons perfectly.

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The way he ducked his head when going for that mark.

It was a disgrace, and it needs to be recognised by our fan base, and by his teammates. For me, it was the single most embarrassing moment of the day, and it sums up a group of guys that not only aren't playing for their supporters, but for their own teammates.

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    I really should of left at that point.

    Pathetic

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    Definitely wasn't a good look. And Port rightfully fed off it even more. They were giving it to him.

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    Yeah it did look bad, but I'm not going to write him off because of one squib. He's just adjusting to our shitness level.

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    The way he ducked his head when going for that mark.

    It was a disgrace, and it needs to be recognised by our fan base, and by his teammates. For me, it was the single most embarrassing moment of the day, and it sums up a group of guys that not only isn't playing for their supporters, but for their own teammates.

    Gutless

    Most players do what they can get away with... Just enough.

    so I would say thats a reflection of our cultures carry over.

    This has been growing slowly, since Balme finished.

    Only Neitz stood up in the Danners era. so end sent out an SOS for a hard type, & mr Miller arrived...

    instead of having a team wide culture of hardness, he went for one man to do the job????

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    That will live with him for the rest of his career, which hopefully will be short, especially with us.

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    Does anyone have footage? Or remember what time in the game it was, so I can look it up on the game replay thing on the AFL website?

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    He is part of Neelds grand plan. This guy was targeted hard by the MFC I was suprised when I first found out and am still suprised today why on earth we recruited him. We already have two very ordinary players in sellar and Dunn that play a Simular style.

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    Pederson looks to run flat footed. Was recruited to play forward/ruck. He looks unfit. Just like Sellar

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    That will live with him for the rest of his career, which hopefully will be short, especially with us.

    Melodramatic much?

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    Yeah it did look bad, but I'm not going to write him off because of one squib. He's just adjusting to our shitness level.

    I reckon we could turn Gary Ablett into Brent Grgic given two pre-seasons.

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    Yeah it did look bad, but I'm not going to write him off because of one squib. He's just adjusting to our shitness level.

    Was watching him closely because I wasn't sure who no 21 was. But he was f-ing lazy all game. Jow whole team was just lazy - there efforts of the ball was non-existent... players unwilling to help out there teamates or put pressure on the opposition. They barely manned up in defence and the forwards were mostly last to the ball.
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