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GAME DAY - Round 14

Whispering_Jack
in Melbourne Demons

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[censored].

 

There goes any work we've done this quarter.

 

[censored] bail and jones of and bring in JKH and Harmes in next week.

Get it to within distance and then stupid, unaccountable football blows it out again.


The Bail/M.Jones combo just killed any sort of momentum we had.

Not the first and wont be the last time either.

Amazing these guys are on a AFL list.

Have to pay credit to the assist from the umpires though. The eagles got the ball forward for both of those goals on the back of some fairly blatant frees not being paid to our mids.

who's on Masten
 

Masten hasn't had a opponent for the last five minutes.

You'd think after Oxley carving us up, that we'd lock down on these types.

No excuse really. Whoever is our game day coach, he really needs to get back to basics.

Cross should never bother kicking further than 30m.

Wastes it every time.


We are still in this but passages of unaccountable football kills us. Two minutes of brain fades. Do they believe they can win? It's within reach.

Quick question - are our players the dumbest bunch of idiotic simpletons in the league? Yes or no?


who's on Masten

He is killing us

Kicks this and we're done.


This thread reads like we're 60 points down, and although we're more than capable of losing this match by that amount, it is only 24 points, which is the sum of what they've scored from goals from free kicks.

Disappointing that we haven't managed to get 22 players putting in like we did vs Geelong and the unfortunate reality of the 22 on the park is that if they're not at their best, it's not pretty.

Listening to Derm drives me crazy.

"awww yeah he should of done this he should of done that blah blah blah"

Never thought I'd say it but I'd rather hear BT on channel 7 because at least he calls the game.

 

Jeff again.

We need 1 more before the end of the quarter. In it.


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