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Fro have made a lot of good teams look dreadful this season.

Every team they have played this season have been losing by 50 points by the first quarter then they Fought back in the last because Fro had switched off.

We made Fro play hard for 3 quarters instead of one like everyone else has.

Fro at a serious contender this season wear we are 12th at best.

I think the boys can hang there heads high after that performance considering were we have come from.

Just wondering if you agree or disagree with the captain? Or is he making a 'garbage' comment?

http://www.sen.com.au/news/05-15/jones-disgusted-and-embarrassed-by-fremantle-loss

β€œIt was really embarrassing, we were pretty disgusted with the result, particularly that last 20 minutes of the game,” Jones said.

β€œIt was obviously really disappointing.”

β€œOne of the real keys with Roosey is team first, and as the game unfolded on the weekend we saw guys put their own individual goals and decisions above of the team,” he said.

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Just wondering if you agree or disagree with the captain? Or is he making a 'garbage' comment?

http://www.sen.com.au/news/05-15/jones-disgusted-and-embarrassed-by-fremantle-loss

β€œIt was really embarrassing, we were pretty disgusted with the result, particularly that last 20 minutes of the game,” Jones said.

β€œIt was obviously really disappointing.”

β€œOne of the real keys with Roosey is team first, and as the game unfolded on the weekend we saw guys put their own individual goals and decisions above of the team,” he said.

Wow, you really must not have much going for you in life if you have time to write up a come back like this!

Good work, You really showed me.

But thing is I don't give a [censored]!!

JKH was a positive from Sunday for mine. Hadn't noticed him much priorly this year, but won some meaningful possessions in the middle. I think he has the potential to be a good ball winner rather than your typical small forward

wow

 

I thought it was interesting that Freo had 12 players who played last Sunday that also played in 2011 when we beat them by 89 points. Just goes to show that if you can build around that core group you can turn it around relatively quickly.

I thought it was interesting that Freo had 12 players who played last Sunday that also played in 2011 when we beat them by 89 points. Just goes to show that if you can build around that core group you can turn it around relatively quickly.

Yep. It's about so much more than just personnel.


I thought it was interesting that Freo had 12 players who played last Sunday that also played in 2011 when we beat them by 89 points. Just goes to show that if you can build around that core group you can turn it around relatively quickly.

Ross Lyon is a pretty handy coach, having the best player in the comp probably doesn't hurt either

Ross Lyon is a pretty handy coach, having the best player in the comp probably doesn't hurt either

and the best ruckman

Wow, you really must not have much going for you in life if you have time to write up a come back like this!

Good work, You really showed me.

But thing is I don't give a [censored]!!

so who's writing garbage, Nathan Jones + Paul Roos + Tommy Mac and myself... or you?

we were shocking

sorry for disagreeing with your glowing assessment of the performance

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lol not this year

Goldstein by a mile.

Yeah I deserve to be laughed at for suggesting the bloke named AA ruckman 4 times, including last year, is the best ruck in the game


Just watched the replay.

Cannot believe how badly Watts played. We would have been better with a witches hat. How he gets a game this week is beyond me.

Mitchie did SFA. Jamar had no impact around the ground. At the game I thought he battled pretty well but on review he was outclassed.

Pederson did nothing. Grimes was largely on Mayne.

The amount of space and time we gave to Mundy and Fyffe is simply unacceptable.

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