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GAMEDAY - Round 17

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Michie the sub... Disapointing

Edited by JV7

 

Michie the sub... Disapointing

Jesus don't give the guy a full game. FMD

So Riewoldt is playing? Hope it pisses down rain, their forward line is way too tall

 

So much for stretch being tired last week.. would have been ideal for a sub and conditions suit Michie..

Disappointing again


Fair squall in - should slow them down a little in the air - hopefully we adapt and goaly world game style their goal square .

I don't want to see Melbourne allow a loose player in defence, I want attacking football with multiple players always forward of the ball (this isn't soccer) providing multiple options to score at all times.

Edited by Clint Bizkit

I hope I eat my words, but that's a perplexing decision for the sub.

Selection has been perplexing all year. There must be method in it but buggered if I can understand it

Edited by chook fowler

 

I reckon 12000 max. So far there are about three people in! Son and heir going up the east coast of Tassie in a tall ship... The fate of the slaves rests on the outcome of today!


Two smaller teams, terrible winter weather, Sunday afternoon match. A small crowd wouldn't be a surprise, but the timeslot doesn't help.

Suns out !!

Michael isn't an impact player, poor choice of sub again!


Michael isn't an impact player, poor choice of sub again!

Out of our team today, who would be more of an impact player that doesn't need to be a starter?

[censored] disposal going into half forward. Standard MFC


McDonald needs to go back, missing everything up forward and the saints are bombing the ball into their f50

5 mins in and we are already sloppy as hell.

Putting McDonald forward was a neat trick to surprise the opposition a few weeks back, but when the opposition knows he's going to be forward they have all week to plan around it.

 

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