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Chook
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You might as well go out and wash the car.

It does need a clean and a polish........

 
 

How do the players expect to stop opposition run on's when they are just sooking, need to fire up and show some heart


Worrying. The boys need to just keep fighting. If that happens, they can take something out of it. If the head goes down and the efforts poor, then this is a train wreck.
 

You can't win a game of football if your team can't get the ball.

Some of these guys would struggle at VFL level.

Sam Mayes is killing us. Seems every top 10 pick last year is doing well bar Toumpas


Frawley, trenners, sylvia all need some time at casey to find form, and more importantly desire. Im sure theres guys that would kill to play afl.

Our clearance set up makes me vomit.

Who needs the biggest loser when you have this...

I hate it when they take a guy off who just kicked a goal. Retarded.


Another ruck contest and clear possession to the lions who have time and goal . Do we train in clearance work at all?

Aaron Davey should have been interested into the game when we cut the lead to 23

Instead he is still wasting away on the bench

This is why Neeld will not last as coach. Stupid.

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Sam Mayes is killing us. Seems every top 10 pick last year is doing well bar Toumpas

Yes but we don't want them to play well right from the start, we want to develop them, so we pick players that aren't up to AFL right now (sometimes ever) and watch them come on like most of our top picks over the last 10 years.

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