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GAME DAY - Round 17

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Sick of this defensive [censored]!

atleast under Bailey we tried to take games on and play with flair.

sick of watching this [censored] for the last 8 years.

 

stevie mothereffing J gets a nothing free to put us 50 points down

i have counted NINE absurd decisions that have gone against us

not one player has done a single thing that is special

Roos looking like a pretender at this point

I am not watching this club again until they win a game

 

A goal!!! Oh my giddy aunt.

Look at the bright side, we are not the most woeful thing out there. Umpires are miles in front.


Will someone finally believe me now when I say what I've been saying for seven years now?

IT'S THE PLAYERS, NOT THE COACH!!!!!

Leave Howe up forward imo

 

Tapscott slung with a dead ball. Umps got no problem with that. Stevie Jay hit a microsecond late by a player contesting a mark. "Fifty metres!!!"

Absurd.


I wanna see what us get in their smug faces show it's not men against boys

Roos came on board talking about improving us but really have we improved at all. We finished last year with a percentage in the 50's and only the fact that we have really only played the bottom teams is the reason our percentage is in the 70's now. Now we are playing the good teams we are getting shown that we haven't improved at all. All we have seemingly learned is how not to score. Roos seems to think that having the players continually looking back and moving backwards is the way forward but the game has changed. We still contine to be irrelevant and should finish bottom.

For those of us who point to players like pederso , Dunn and jettta as improvers under roos I would argue that the fact they realised their football careers were almost over is the reason for their improvement.

Watts tries to tackle Stevie J by... pulling on his head.

Oh. My. God.

After sneaking out of a marking contest.

Crash the contest, put some pressure, make them work for it... heaven forbid he gets dirt on his jumper

Look, we're shithouse. But these umpires are absolutely woeful, YET AGAIN. Geelong have NOTHING paid against them, yet the equivalent is ALWAYS paid against us. Varcoe clearly just ran over the goal line completely unpressured, and it's not deliberate? This right after two high tackles that were also conveniently ignored, right in front of goal.


Steve Johnson goes to mock choke Chris Dawes after the week we've had. UMP: "Stevie...Stevie...just watch that okay?"

Pathetic.

Roos ought to be learning a lot about this rabble today. Stuff we've known for ages.


Haha and how much is Frawly asking again?

Don't let the door hit you on the way out chip.

Thanks for the compo.

Can we get our compo pick already?

Shidhouse from Chip, once again. Just drop him Roosy, we're playing a man down.

 

Cats really aren't Much chop this says far more about us and the horrible umpiring doesn't help

To be a fly on the wall in the change rooms at half time. Roos will be absolutely LIVID at this performance.


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