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Very smart kick toump

It's the 3rd score assist I'd give him. Not bad for just over a half of footy.

 

Trengove starting to get a bit of it.

Vince is a star.

We are giving players like Varcoe and Duncan too much time.

Varcoe hates pressure, so can we just stick to our man, for christs sake.

 

It's quite amazing really, last year we lost to GWS, now we're seriously challenging Geelong with alot of our guns out and people still aren't happy

It's the 3rd score assist I'd give him. Not bad for just over a half of footy.

and for a kid who has played a "poor half" of footy......

Bernie Vince 21 touches to half time. I remember days where we'd have nobody have 21 touches for the whole game. What an absolute bargain we got there.

17 touches to Dom Tyson as well.

i love Bernie Vince.

Really like Georgiou

 

It's quite amazing really, last year we lost to GWS, now we're seriously challenging Geelong with alot of our guns out and people still aren't happy

That's what happens after our first decent win in a few seasons. We all expect it to simply happen again and anything less is not good enough. We are still making mistakes, which we will do, but there are still lots of positive signs for us.

Trengove starting to get a bit of it.

Vince is a star.

We are giving players like Varcoe and Duncan too much time.

Varcoe hates pressure, so can we just stick to our man, for christs sake.

Duncan yes. But Varcoe I'd give the ball to all day. He's a black Sam Blease, plenty of run, not much game sense.

Turnovers are destroying us.


They have a run on, this is where we find out how far we've come, do we fight back or get blown away?

At some stage we just have to hold the ball up. Particularly if we've got in on the far open wing. Just stop, hold it, take the 10 seconds you get then move it on.


Turnovers are always going to be costly vs Geelong: they are still very classy.

We can learn from this.

Most of Geelong goals are from our turnovers.

 

Left arm spoil there Tommy Mc! Walker is a plodder he could've got that. Frustrating.

Cats really doing nothing this quarter. It's just us making mistake after mistake.

Turnovers are always going to be costly vs Geelong: they are still very classy.

We can learn from this.

Most of Geelong goals are from our turnovers.

not just most - EVERY goal this quarter.


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