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GAME DAY - ROUND 2

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[censored] me this is terrible I'm glad I haven't renewed my membership

 

Fitz with 3 touches. I honestly can't recall any of them.

 

Not at the game, working up the Hunter. Looking at the stats we have just three more tackles, not good enough.

Too many young players wr never made to earn their spot in the team...

Look at the big clubs like Haw, Sydney , Geelong all their players would have played 20-40 games in the vfl...


Theres a simple thing to understand, and when you come to terms with it it all just melts away into insignificance.

that being:

Its not a case of some of our list being NQR,

its that about half of it is NFG , not at AFL level

once you realise this and accept it it all just makes sense

We are bereft of a forward line, our skills are deplorable and confidence is rock bottom .

What worries even more is my lack of getting filthy with it all anymore, it's just so bloody normal these days!

 

1 goal at halftime on the MCG in the first home game of the season

Embarrassing, just like every other season

7 goals in 6 quarters of football or our 7.18 60 isn't enough to have won last weeks game yet

[censored] me this is terrible I'm glad I haven't renewed my membership

Would renewing your membership makes this loss worse for you?


Grimes and Trengove no where near afl standard. Can't kick, can't run, no strength, pace or mongrel.

this is the biggest worry that 2 players we thought were the basis of our future not even looking close to AFL standard

It has got nothing to do with development, you cannot develop spuds.

When Roos sees his contract out, hopefully this Quality Vs Development debate will be put to rest.

lol... Im sure most of our players are actually not as bad as they look.... When you butcher the list by chopping off all the experience, and replace them with kids... Who are the kids going to learn from? How can we expect anyone to develop under those conditions? The passed couple of administrations have killed this once great club... The damage done in the original(2007-8-9) rebuild is still affecting us... Back then, we didn't have the best senior players.. But they were senior players, they knew the game and we chopped them all? Farout

The other baffling thing is the fact when we actually do passages of play well the guys further up the field undo the good work and stuff it right up.

Id give anything to see us be great again....Im so sick of this rubbish they serve up to us members..

Dunn does what pedo can't. Play footy.


lol... Im sure most of our players are actually not as bad as they look.... When you butcher the list by chopping off all the experience, and replace them with kids... Who are the kids going to learn from? How can we expect anyone to develop under those conditions? The passed couple of administrations have killed this once great club... The damage done in the original(2007-8-9) rebuild is still affecting us... Back then, we didn't have the best senior players.. But they were senior players, they knew the game and we chopped them all? Farout

It is the mental make up on our draftees. Jack Viney is one, Ollie Wines is another, these kids have that inner drive - and they don't expect anyone else to do anything for them.

Some of our players might be ok in better sides, because less is expected of them.

These rare breed of players, Selwood, Sloane, Rockliff, Wines, Martin, Viney, they aren't exactly hard to identify, it is not rocket science.

We have picked mummys boys like Gysberts, Cooks, Morton, those were quality picks and we are now paying a BIG price.


WHY ARE WE SO AFRAID TO HAVE A [censored] SET SHOT!!!!!>!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?!?

some will deride me....its called mental weakness

Dunn to the forward line has improved our targets in the forward line.

Pedo to the back line where he doesn't need to lead at the ball, he looks much more comfortable.

 

Is Watts lazy today or injured? Training reports on here had him with a bit of a sore leg. In a way I hope he is sore because if he ain't he is plain lazy.


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