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GAME DAY - Round 15

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Our big forward line and strong defence plus the Dogs midfield would be a top four side.

And we are IN FRONT!!!

 
 

Frawley!? What is wrong with you today ffs!

Today? Stock standard.


How the hell are we in this game? Are we the better team just playing bad?

Our big forward line and strong defence plus the Dogs midfield would be a top four side.

And we are IN FRONT!!!

We,ve already got one of them!!

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C'mon guys - bring it home


I need a pacemaker

I take it all back. Just keep this up and we can win. Go Dees!!!

7 goal quarter

thank god for that, we finally clicked

Lets bring it home boys


That has got to be one of the most frustrating quarters of football I've watched from the dees, and that's saying something. We had the better of the play for 70% of the quarter and somehow we are 3 goals down. Disgusting kicking and decision making has cost us a few cost and hand them to the dogs on a platter.

I'm in Brazil at the moment, it's late and I can't be stuffed watching this. Hope they can turn it around, I guess I'll find out when I wake up.

oops....

We take the game on and kick 7 sausages FFS!

Today? Stock standard.

He's usually somewhat clean at least. Can't hold onto anything today. Fumbling basic handballs etc

I've only seen snippets but Watts is looking classy, is that fair?

Reasonably fair. He has looked more composed than most out there.


I'll retract all my previous comments if they win this

Promises like that aren't usually honoured on Gameday threads.

I've only seen snippets but Watts is looking classy, is that fair?

Probably the only class player on the ground today. His decision making is a step above.

 

We are winning practically every stat. Amazing turnaround that we MUST MUST MUST bring home now.

Stringers playing well, shame we didnt take him at pick 4


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