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GAME DAY - Round 11

Whispering_Jack
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There is no excuse for them to run over the top of us. We are coming off the bye, they've played a gruelling match against Hawthorn and they still over run us.

 

20 points, this is poor. We needed to not panic and give up easy goals, and we have panicked and given up easy goals.

Very Disappointing finish...

I am not happy...Honourable losses are just that LOSSES.

0 points for all that work.

We are a quarter or another pre season away from being a really good side.
 

Dumb mistakes and poor midfield performance in the last 10 minutes really cost us.

We were amazing. I'm extremely happy with this performance, especially since we made Port look ordinary. I hate Port.


Why would Jamar not tap it to the goalface and then he gives the 50 away. Dumb play.

I was wrong.

But I was wasn't a lot wrong.

I am trying to think where we lost it.

Just the first 10 min.

It was pretty much line ball from there

Also I [censored] hate Justin Westhoff. He's a right [censored].


I think roosy hit the nail on the head a few weeks back when he said there is an umpire rule of the week, I don't understand the holding the ball rule anymore and I hope he asks the question

Not sure why Todd Viney would have helped pick Tomp over Wines! I know everyone is sick of hearing but WOW!!!

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