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GAME DAY - Round 8

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I disagree... they want this badly and are simply being rattled by the unexpected ferocity of the Dees play.

The Tigers are cruising mate, Dimma will rip into them and they may switch on. We're not "ferocious" today, but we look more settled than usual.

 

Well it's clear that I am the problem. I am not there and suddenly we win a first quarter.

Forget Neeld, it's all me.

In all seriousness, that was a good first quarter. Magner is making a big difference, as we knew.

Frawleys showing today why we can not let him go, hes had an excellent first term

 

Tigers by about 120.

I'd like to say that's madness, but I'll wait until deep into the fourth quarter before I declare that.

James Magner 8 disposals, 2 tackles, 2 clearances

Yes this guys been at Casey all season while our midfields been getting raped


Rivers would have marked it instead of punching like Garland just did. Lack of confidence and ability.

yeah spot on with the confidence but i think he has the ability

The Tigers are cruising mate, Dimma will rip into them and they may switch on. We're not "ferocious" today, but we look more settled than usual.

I suspect some gentle foreplay as well.

 

Frawley, best game for the year so far. Magner 8 disposals, but we're already 30 disposals down. Can't keep the ball.


Dawes has a massive presence on the ground (he seems to be our main leader already)

When we one a centre bounce early and kicked it into the 50 he applauded the mids and then everyone else did. He just has a presence about him that we need (him and Clark would be awsome!)

Correct. Showed leadership last wk too. Many of our supporters were too busy giving him the Bronx cheers to notice though. He's important.

15-6 inside 50s shows how lucky we are to still be in it. Need to tighten up in mid

Well first quarter won check

Stop 10 goal un answered run... Fingers crossed


Chip always pulls out something special against Richmond.

Correct. Showed leadership last wk too. Many of our supporters were too busy giving him the Bronx cheers to notice though. He's important.

I thought that cheer was for a player finally hitting him with a decent pass instead of kicking it over his head.

Come on!

Good work Dawes and flash!!


If he'd had missed that I would have been might peeved off

Love seein Jetta stick up for his team matess

 

Good tackle Jetta, that should show that little p*ss ant King that no one fears him.

Richmond aren't much chop.

Dees looking tired


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