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GAME DAY - Round 22

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If you're going to lose at least take the game on and run both ways and attack the ball when its there rather than wait for some one else to get it. I can take skill errors but lazy football I can not.

I back that we kick it to their spare a further 5 times this quarter. How dumb are we.

 

Next week will b fun coming back from a nice warm day in WA.

 

It's the correct decision though.

No it isn't. Head high contact is penalisable whether accidental or not, and that's the way it's been played all year, with the exception of conscious ducking. It's a further embarrassment to the umpiring of the game. Utterly woeful.

I know its early days but Oscar Mc Donalds first few disposals have resulted in turnovers!

 

Summary:

1st QTR in the last four weeks

6 goals to 1

5 goals to 1

8 goals to 1

7 goals to 2

Yet again game over at qtr time.

We have been killed yet again by the spare man in defence.

Great coaching Roosy. Good to see them coming out and breathing fire.

Adios I'm out of here. Think I'll wash the car.

At least we r consistent in something !!

Dees kicks to team mates are 50:50 propositions. Just kicking in hope. Freo playing like a team.


We are being positively smashed in the middle and have a slow team both in mind and leg.

I am positive that it will be a large loss.

I am positive we need better players.

No heart, no urgency, no interest.

Will there be a soul at next week's game?

You know what Praha, I was listening to Tim Watson the other day and he made a point that I have to agree with. He noted that we don't have much talent in the side. If you go through the list honestly, he's right. To the point where I'd be up for a major rebuild.

Why did we even bother with Spencer today?

We have no run, getting smacked in the ruck and the clearances. We would have been better off with more legs through the middle. And Grimes is sub is just dumb.

The coaching perplexes me.

I asked that question about Spencer when he got selected and got hammered for it


I know its early days but Oscar Mc Donalds first few disposals have resulted in turnovers!

What do you expect? He is related to Tom McDonald

Oh my God...who missed that punch?

No it wasn't. The rule was bought in to protect players lower legs. The Freo player jumped and kneed him in the neck, that is not lower legs. If they start that sort of interpretation then you will soon not be allowed to bend over.

Spot on, Dawson dropped his knee on Jones head trying to milk a free.

Thats bulltish.


Summary:

1st QTR in the last four weeks

6 goals to 1

5 goals to 1

8 goals to 1

7 goals to 2

Yet again game over at qtr time.

We have been killed yet again by the spare man in defence.

Great coaching Roosy. Good to see them coming out and breathing fire.

Adios I'm out of here. Think I'll wash the car.

You are generous. We have only kicked 3 goals during that period. None today. And we don't look like kicking one.

I know its early days but Oscar Mc Donalds first few disposals have resulted in turnovers!

Very very early days. Kids been thrown to the wolves debuting today.

Jones injured.

FML

We can't get our hands on the ball in the centre

Why am I [censored] watching this and getting angry?! Get a life!

 

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