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GAME DAY - Round 9

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They've had 153 uncontested marks.

That's unfathomably bad.

I thought I heard that Freo racked up the most uncontested possessions of any side for the entire season thus far.

 

I'm now militantly anti Neeld. This has to stop and stop soon. For the bloke himself even. This can't be good for anyone's health.

I couldn't give a toss about Neeld. He's cut peoples careers short over the past year. Time someone cut his. It must be about caring for the players at the MFC. The work rate isn't there, but every loss is a further hammering to their confidence and future psyche.

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Neeld and Craig need to go this week .

The game day coaching is pathetic .

Jetta Subbed?

Jamar rucking all day like a slow horse?

Byrnes doing nothing for the first half?

Nicholson not skilled enough.

B-grade coaches just ruin your football club .You don't save a cent.

Balmey was better than this.

Some of the players are good enough to win games of football.

This guy cant pick the right ones and inspire them to give it everything .

I feel sorry for our players now .

It really isn't their fault that the coach has no vision or creativity .

he is a slave to AFL trends and not an innovator.

We will always be behind with this bunch of coaches .

 

One thing that irritates me immensely is that WE DIDN'T HEADHUNT Ross Lyon, after watching the Coll v StK Grand Final, seeing Ross talking with the STK players on the ground after the game, I really felt at the time that he was done with the Saints and even allowing for his seemingly negative game plan, I was comfortable that his professionalism outweighed the negatives and we really we're in a position to land him. Totally peed off with our lack of SMARTS.


I have had enough now...Hawthorn & Collingwood in the next 2 weeks....Who the hell is going to pay money to watch those Deaths, and that is what they are.

We'll be lucky if we get 50K to Queens Bday this year and the AFL will then strongly consider whether we should get it next year - quite rightly too. One of the marquee days of the year with one match and for the fifth time in six years it will be an absolute fizzer with the game over by half time.

We'll be lucky if we get 50K to Queens Bday this year and the AFL will then strongly consider whether we should get it next year - quite rightly too. One of the marquee days of the year with one match and for the fifth time in six years it will be an absolute fizzer with the game over by half time.

There will be more than 50k there but they will all be collingwood supporters looking to see their club beat the living suitcases out of us and kick their percentage up.
 

dont forget that rising star... Cam Pedersen. Lucky we locked him in for 3, he could have gone anywhere

Bring me another bottle.

He ruined Mitch Clarks foot with THAT kick in Round 1.


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