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Davey's having a purple patch. Good to see him doing well and taking it on.

50 50 decisions have stopped going our way.

I think we won the quarter on the field but only just on the score board.

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For the first time ever, I've had an absolute gutfull of Trengove. I'm a fan, but he is in struggle town.

And Dawes us having a shocker. Letting his opponent get to him.

I hate Game Day threads. They make me sad.

They are also an insight into the mindset and level of play many d'landers have played at. NFI a fair few


I just can't see us winning this.

Gawn is getting humiliated. No Garland. No sub. No good.

He was always going to tire in the second half. Humiliated is a bit strong. Leuenberger is a genuine star.

Any news on Garland?

They are also an insight into the mindset and level of play many d'landers have played at. NFI a fair few

Opinions are the A*holes... Everyone has one!!

 

Fitz has been nowhere since the first. Surely they try him in the ruck, regardless of whatever knee twinge he has

He was always going to tire in the second half. Humiliated is a bit strong. Leuenberger is a genuine star.

Yes he is a star, and he is destroying Gawn.

We know Gawn has no fitness base to speak of, but he isn't giving us much in the ruck or around the ground. We had to resort to letting Watts ruck. That's pretty bad!


Fitz has been nowhere since the first. Surely they try him in the ruck, regardless of whatever knee twinge he has

No way! He was literally a millimetre from suffering a knee-destroying injury. Let's not risk him on an ultimately pointless game.

Garland left ankle problem. Done for the night, not sure how bad it is yet.

No way! He was literally a millimetre from suffering a knee-destroying injury. Let's not risk him on an ultimately pointless game.

What sort of near miss

maybe Sylvia as a lead up forward? We need to change this up, it hasn't been working.

viney is just a terrier.

other players who hunt the ball with the same intensity - joel selwood and garry ablett.

i'll take a cross between the two, thanks!

Garry Selwood?


With Toumpas off, Garland injured and Fitz struggling, and are serially down on rotations and don't expect to win.

I hoe we can keep it less than 20, a respectable result.

Nb Byrnes has been poor tonight, he has fumbled at times when clean possession probable would have resulted in shots at goal.

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Dawes you pleb.


Why are people rambling on about Trengove tackling alot? Mckenzie does the same and he was picked up as a late rookie. We didn't use a #2 draft pick on a tagger/tackler.

 

We didn't use a #2 draft pick on a tagger/tackler.

apparently we did

So disappointed with Dawes. He has been [censored] poor, and as a leader, we should expect more.

We are battered and bruised now, and we've given up. It's so disappointing.


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