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GAME DAY - Round 12

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well we came to play...they came to win

 

dont get why some players kick so high. Kick it low and hard fellas ffs


Beside last week Salem has looked like Toumpas from last year. Just not ready.

Im all for defence but this kicking backwards is cringworthy. To score only 28 points for a whole game is disgraceful.

Nev Jetta has won my respect. Best game ever for the red and blue.

Where was Garland? Worst game I have seen him play.

 

This is a top side - yes we are not up to their standard but honestly in Round 3 did we think we'd be this close. We aren't kicking goals yet, yes it is disappointing but you can see what we are trying to do with a forward line we never planned on having. These are all important lessons and great reality checks. Loved that Roos sent Salem to Pendles once the game was over.

This is a top side - yes we are not up to their standard but honestly in Round 3 did we think we'd be this close. We aren't kicking goals yet, yes it is disappointing but you can see what we are trying to do with a forward line we never planned on having. These are all important lessons and great reality checks. Loved that Roos sent Salem to Pendles once the game was over.

We didn't play Aussie Rules today.

Kicking backwards and sideways from the wing aint going to teach anything.

It merely delays the inevitable.

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