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GAME DAY - Round 16

Whispering_Jack
in Melbourne Demons

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Good mark Howe deep defense...then thrown to ground. No 50!

 

Jeffry. Horrible miss after a great buildup

Edited by monoccular

Great tackle Neville. Incorrect disposal not penalized.

 

zorilla free in the back the same as JKH penalized for HTB

SO BLOODY INCONSISTENT

Christensen throw - in the back. Horrible decision maggot


This game is having a rudiculous amount of stoppages

Great tackle Vanders
 

AFL obviously got in the ear of the maggots at quarter time to protect their northern state investment.

Loss of momentum stemming from Leuenberger turning it on this quarter and winning most of the taps.

Gawn needs to be more consistent.

Even if we have our usual 3rd quarter meltdown,I still can't see us losing to this sh*ty Brisbane side.

Defence (with TMac) fantastic that half. Inside 50 count is only 24-18. Dunn and Jetta outstanding.


Loss of momentum stemming from Leuenberger turning it on this quarter and winning most of the taps.

Gawn needs to be more consistent.

Spot on, Gawn was making him look second rate earlier.

He is in for a long day, I think Martin will take ruck duties in the second half.

Exactly, yes he's made some errors but he's taking the game on, something we we're need.

He is hesitant. He should take the game on, but he doesn't. He looks like he could, but he second guesses himself.

I have no doubt he can play, but I disagree that he is taking the game on. He isn't.

Gawn is playing a much better game today. Faded a little bit in that first half, but his tap work far more constructive. Glad to see it. He really adds a lot to our midfield. Now to play four quarters.


They have doubled our clearances....

Jack Viney is very quickly becoming my favourite player. Keeping Rockliff very quiet, but still doing a lot of his own work in close and getting a bit of the ball.

Mark Slobinson might have been on the money when he said Roosy was groomingn another Brett Kirk.

Edited by Forest Demon

Bears firming for a priority pick handout from their owners, the afl commission.

They truly do look horrible.

Will be uproar if they get one after our last couple of rejections

 

Harmes looks like a solid player

Id sub in ANB for Lumumba or JKH sooner rather than later

Keep it going Dees

We've said it before, but gee Watts will be a weapon in a good side.


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