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I'm not watching or listening, but just looking at the stats:

We're up in the clearances 18-17. However, contested possessions are 66-48 their way. Inside 50s are a terrible 27-18 their way. The worst, though, is that they're winning disposals 184-123 but also winning tackles 29-14.

Improvement in clearances, clearly, but without any improvement anywhere else.

 

The most over paid bunch of flogs I've ever had the misfortune to support.

I feel sick.

The Suns were 18th for Contested Poss. last year and this year they're 4th and they have a better midfield and they average more tackles than us this year.



It adds up.



I don't know if it's neeld to blame, or not, i just know this forum is more interesting than our games. It feels like we are all prisoners talking through the walls to each other

Maybe we're bit players in Papillon or The Shawshank Redemption.

Pass the spoon, I think I can dig my way outta here. Unfortunately that takes me into the sewer, but that's hardly any worse than where we are now.

Funny feeling I have not wanting us to win!! Want it al to come to a head so we can move forward!!

Stop this going in reverse at warp speed!

 

I usually see some positives, but can't see (m)any here today.....can anyone?

Our coach is struggling as much as, if not more than, the players.

If I played in this game and performed like they have up to this point, I would not show my face in public ever again.

I just hope Jackson has the fortitude to sack those continual non performers, as soon as he is able to.

We simply need football people with heart, not under performing wimps.

I did have a glimmer of hope but now I know we are shot as a footy club.

The MFC is in it's last throes. Many of those there today need to be held accountable.

Hang on a minute, they get paid regardless of how they perform. They have one 1/2 of a game to save this club.


Which radio channel is the most scathing? Wayne Carey or SEN with Terry Wallet calling us pathetic?

Our players are ferocious enough to make a tackle even stick.

FMD

I usually see some positives, but can't see (m)any here today.....can anyone?

Jack viney looks to be getting the ball abit, but otherwise this is a disaster.

you feel for the few boys actually having a crack.

Go Maxy


Maxy is probably the only player with some balls at the moment.

EDIT: add Viney and M.Jones

Edited by Demon Jack

I think I want the afl to step in and say to a Paul Roos " take over for the rest of the year". Feel sick.

Somehow if we kicked straight it might be pretty close :/

this is painful to watch on the most part


Jack VIney is a beast, the poor kid is carrying us on his own, with help from Matt Jones.

Didn't we just re-sign McKenzie and Spencer last year?

They should start looking for houses in Cranbourne because that's where they should play out the rest of their contracts.

Jack Viney 15 disposals, 5 clearances, 4 tackles

We must get a proper coach and development staff so that this young gun reaches his full superstar potential

Edited by hogans_heroes

 

Positives so far?

Somehow if we kicked straight it might be pretty close :/

this is painful to watch on the most part

I dont have foxtel so im listening. Every week I wait to see who will stand up and finally show something.


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