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GAME DAY - Round 15

Whispering_Jack
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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.

 

Honeychurch pick 60 something cleaning us up...

Oh and his first game...

Edited by Ethan Tremblay

 

Better be a different mob this qtr or we're stuffed

So you thought selection was good this week do you?

How about commenting on the game you moron

I agree with what Nasher said a few weeks ago. You are the worst poster on this site. And there are a lot of contenders.


It's been a really poor start. Our disposal and decision making is killing us.

If we clean that up, we will win this easily.

I admire your optimism.

Absolutely pathetic quarter of footy

1 goal in perfect conditions, pathetic skills, pathetic coaching

And the Dogs have gun players out

Bloody disgraceful

What would need to happen <this week> for you to promise to never post again?

PAUL ROOS: "It's what we stand for as a football club. Do you want to take care and kick the ball properly, or do you want to be lazy and blase."
 

Jamar, once again hits the ball behind him going the bulldogs way... Just retardddddeeeeeedddddddd.


Unlucky for Jack.

Bail and Terlich have been rubbish


Were playing like bunnies in headlights atm.

Just dont get it :(

Stupid umpiring decision again


One of our biggest problems was shown then by bail, take a mark, slowly jog back without looking at the f50 where Gawn was alone and by the time he turns around that option is done.

Bull dogs have earned one of their goals at best today

 

Bail?

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