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GAME DAY - Round 5

Whispering_Jack
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Should be 7 points down. Instead we're in junktime. Also, Jeremy Howe is a forward. We got back into this game the moment he went back where he belongs.

 
 

The Ablett / Jetta decisions looking pretty important now. :-/


Back to 19 :(

When even the Channel 7 commentators are resigned to the fact that the game is over, you can bet it's iced.
 

Watts is just an embarrassment...

Brushed off like a bit of lint you find in the crack of your bellybutton.

Edited by Chook


I've vacillated over watts for years. He's not up to it. Will NEVER get us a hard ball. Time's up.

Salem had 34 at Casey... Just sayin

So [censored] off right now. We should be 1 point down with a minute to go.


That one got away...

Dunn to Howe to Dawes to goal. Would have liked a bit more of that today. Should have been a goal after the siren to win us the game, BTW.

Shitty umpiring. Shitty first half. Shitty Jack Watts. Promising signs all the same.

Wow just wow.....should have won.......

Down by 8 points. A free or two the other way and we win. Drop Watts for Kent... never to return.


Time to cut our losses with Jack Watts, get what we can for him, jogs around with never any effort.

I knew this loss was coming, while everyone was hyping up our win I saw enough to see we are miles off. Must turnover half the list, let go of any emotional ties to players we love for the wrong reasons.

 

Watts is just an embarrassment...

Brushed off like a bit of lint you find in the crack of your bellybutton.

time for him at Casey, venture down for some time, to learn to hit the contest. He & Toumpas should spend 6 weeks down there to get the reality of contact footy.

& not return until THEY enjoy applying some hard love onto the contest.

Sick of getting raped by the umps.

As usual... Not enough big names to flap arms in a contest to get cheap frees.


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