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We need Dawes taking marks in the forward 50. Use Pedo/Frawley as the lead up forwards. Watts is no good deep so get him the ball for the last kick to Dawes. It's no good having our contested marking forwards playing off half back.

 

Wow. Just wow. Terrible first quarter. The worst I've seen this year (I wasn't at the WCE game).

Ball movement is terrible, forward options non existent, decision making deplorable. We are loose and can't kick a footy.

Luckily the gap is small so there is time to turn it around.

McKenzie - possessions, zero.

A bit of a step up from the VFL.

 

Jones and Tyson both very quiet today. And Frawley? Pathetic. Three very easy, gettable goals and we buggered up all 3. Even Riley should have gotten that one from a few metres out.


It's days like these that, whether you think we've been out coached or not, we are very lucky to have Paul Roos. I have some faith that he will address that nonsense at the quarter time huddle and hopefully elicit a response from the players. Under previous coaches when our players turned up with this attitude it turned into triple figure floggings.

A lot of Essendon players being allowed to 'run' around on their own and under very little pressure at times.

Dean Kent has attributes, but Jordie McKenzie has nothing to offer. Nothing.

McKenzie - possessions, zero.

A bit of a step up from the VFL.

his opponent Brent Stanton hasn't touched at all either.

Deserves every inch of credit so far.

Edited by dazzledavey36

 

Settle down lads its being played on our terms and we are in this.


McKenzie is playing on Stanton who also has zero disposals. So much whining.

Hope Frawley has a mirror when he is contemplating where we are heading as a footy club, he has given us nothing for sometime.

Players that question where the club is going before signing, then proceed to drag the club backwards through their own inadequacy are a joke.

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We're looser than Paris Hilton!!! Man up,there's loose Bombers everywhere

Chip wants 800k next year,he's worth 350k tops

McKenzie is playing on Stanton who also has zero disposals. So much whining.

So it's 17 vs 17. Big deal.


It does make it easy for Roos to decide who to delist if this rubbish keeps up.

Col's always good for one silly free a game.

Thank God they can't kick straight either.

Let's not kid ourselves about game plans. It's their poor kicking at goal that is keeping us in it.

Not looking great early


 

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