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GAME DAY - ROUND THREE

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Viney been pretty ordinary

Terlich is terrible when he gets it, always gets caught.

 
 

Game over , unfortunately.
 

I can see the boys going in really hard today only to tire from it all in the third or last qtr and subsequently get overrun by the Giants.

If we can improve our F50 entries and hit a few targets we might be in with a chance.

If we only score 4 or 5 goals again I'll be extremely disappointed.

Prescient!

Usual story.... no surprises. The other team always finishing strong and over the top of us. Umpires paying easy frees to the opposition ensuring they get an armchair lead FTW. The agony continues


Roos, really pees me off not starting JKH....couldve been a different story in these conditions.

Geez, the Giants get a flocking good run in the 50 50s, don't they.

Game over.

Josh Kelly is so slick.

....so will we now start some Kelly vs Salem (or whatever) threads to replace the Wines vs Toumpass ones?

Footy sucks


Roos, really pees me off not starting JKH....couldve been a different story in these conditions.

. Yeah....another pathetic choice of coach :-((( [nothing to do with the players]

Im depressed..

Any chance we could have a go...


#fuckthisshit

Im depressed..

Me too

Any chance we could get it inside 50 and keep it there for more than 10 seconds?

 

Sitting here watching the game i always try and look for any positives i can when we lose and today i dont think i can find 1 positive out of this game. Not 1. Tyson was ok in 2 two quarters and dunn wasnt terrible. Thats as positive as it gets. How can we hope to win a game this year if we cant beat a depleted st kilda and gws? Anybody?

Another year of pain........53 inside fifties to 32 in their favour.

Just have to face it even this early, that we will be the wooden spooners.


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