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GAME DAY - Round 14

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A quick review of the tape and move on, better off to forget today. A few tired looking boys and lessons learnt. The team of old would have been belted to the tune of 10-15 goals

Vince outstanding, Cross good, Jamar good in the ruck, Dunn, Jetta, Tyson & Pederson all providing good strong effort whilst not being great.

 

North: the team of stagers, divers and divas. Good to see Kent give that dumbass ump a serve for that idiotic ducking free kick paid against him.

Of course, umps are so blind they fall for their Oscar worthy performances week in, week out. Fortunately you can't act your way into a premiership, which they'll never get close to.

Oh how I'd love to win today just to get them out of the top 8, yet the result would be Essendon moving to 8th place. What a miserable conundrum.

Is that the same Kent that gave the Idiotic handball only seconds before?

 

So instead of going fast and hard into our 50 when we have possession, we chip it around the edge and hold possession until North have totally flooded our goal square with players, THEN kick it in with hope we'll mark it. Forced stoppage, then Roos clear it out and run away.

Seriously, WHAT IS THE POINT? We do this over and over.

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Is that the same Kent that gave the Idiotic handball only seconds before?

Kent, like the whole team (apologies Bernie), have been awful today.

That missed goal a few moments ago was equally braindead. He had multiple clean options but he kicked for goal beyond 50 and went out of bounds.

So instead of going fast and hard into our 50 when we have percentage, we chip it around the edge and hold possession until North have totally flooded our goal square with players, THEN kick it in with hope we'll mark it. Forced stoppage, then Roos clear it out and run away.

Seriously, WHAT IS THE POINT? We do this over and over.

Chill. It's a game and I've seen far worse than this.


Such a weak effort from our team. They give hope then just fail badly. Third quarter was deplorable. Please do not accept this effort. We must back up and win consecutive games to be considered a team that others have respect for.

Don't you hate it when the commentators stop commentating and instead spend the last quarter of the game talking about the draw for the team that is beating you?

I reckon give Sam Blease a couple of weeks off half back and hopefully he becomes what Shaun Atley is for the Roos


Won the last quarter against a team that smashed us by well over 100 points last time. Let's get real.

Wish they would shut up about the video review!

 

I reckon give Sam Blease a couple of weeks off half back and hopefully he becomes what Shaun Atley is for the Roos

We need players to be able to take the game on and we need a forward structure that means they always have options (who aren't out-numbered) up ahead to kick to when said player takes the game on.


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