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

What about our poor kicking for goal.

PS Love you Nathan Jones. Paul Roos footy means being 8 points down despite getting smashed for 35 minutes of footy.
 

Great double play T Mac. Why must he be such a horrible kick?


Good passage from McDonald. Saved a certain goal twice.

I turned the commentary off and put the other game picture in picture

DWAYNE RUSSELL: "Jeez he ducked into that one. Gone...just got the handball out."

WHAT. A. TOSS'ER.

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TMac is a great defender IMO. It's just his disposal that let's him down occasionally.


Yeah the bullies are beating the filth!

Is that a good thing? We play them in a couple of weeks.

I'd love for Chris Dawes to get a free kick one of these days.

Why does Dom Tyson tries to take on the tackle...


JACK WATTS!!!

Paul Roos footy means you're always in the game. You've gotta love that.

Watts! C'mon boys! Make them pay for their misses


Why does Dom Tyson tries to take on the tackle...

Someone has to. We need that player who can break the pack.

Frawley isn't a genuine forward option just a decoy IMO. I think it was an ok move for a few matches. I would prefer to see him moved down back again and see Howe moved up to the HFF again.

 

Every single time we get a goal and a bit of confidence we let the opposition get one back straight away. Does my head in.

Jack Grimes pushed fair in the back by Daniher.

Derwayne: "OH THAT'S HARSH"


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