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Garland is not half the player he was 2 years ago.

Skills appalling and slower than a turtle.

You've been passed Colin.

Garland is not half the player he was 2 years ago.

Skills appalling and slower than a turtle.

You've been passed Colin.

This is the time to find out.

Very big off season coming up.

 

Why did Viney not kick to Watts? Unbelievable mistake. Terrible.


PEDOOOO!!!!!!!!!!!!!

CMON BOYS!!!
 

Another Essendon miss. The footy gods want us to win this, but WE still have to do the work to get in front.


Must get tight on Goddard!

Melbourne's future is Viney< NJones skipper, Grimes NOT, Jessie Hogan. We carry a glut of ineffective mids. Bail's another. While he occasionally breaks out and kicks a goal it's no where near enough. Viney's GUTS is good to see if little else at this early stage. He will get much better. Matt Jones. He's a mystery. Plays each week and gets a whole lot of the ball but never damaging. Similar to a Cotchin type but not in the same class. Most of our forwards give the impression they're scared of a goal.

Any more Farmers, Jurrahs or Davey's out there??

Pickett


C'mon Dees- we can beat this mob!!

Chook, that post was disgraceful and probably ban-worthy. You know better.

Sorry. I was overexcited. Won't happen again.

I hate Daniher with a passion!


Our energy level right now is about a million times better than it was at the start of the game.

Geez i want to turn the radio on to listen but I cant stand not seeing whats happening. Find it easier to check afl site. Come on boys get in front. Next time I check a score we better be wining.

 

I would give anything for us to win this one. Please let it happen.


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