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GAME DAY 13/3/16

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1 minute ago, Peter Griffen said:

if it turns into a slow contested ball game it palys into our hands

yep, but doesn't have to be slow, open spaces can produce very fast flowing footy.

1 minute ago, DemonOX said:

If we lose this goal kicking practice will be order of the day. 

Not just if we lose.

 
  • 51 - 72  (tackles)
  • 20 - 32  (hit-outs)
  • 66 - 56  (interchanges)

Just now, Curry & Beer said:

is Garland a mate of yours or something?

No.

You could say the same about Steve.  Maybe Col slept with his sister.

Let's not turn the game thread into another one of these arguments.  We're playing good footy, let's focus on that.

No injuries & get organised with Maxies taps in the last please

Just now, Trisul said:
  • 51 - 72  (tackles)
  • 20 - 32  (hit-outs)
  • 66 - 56  (interchanges)

Who's who??

 
5 minutes ago, Sigil said:

How long have you been a Dees fan for? :)

1956. Yep should know better but 3 in a row, don't give a stuff if its NAB or intra club just happy to see them turning it on. Reality will bite soon enough.

 

I would get Gawn off and tell Frost to do the last quarter. 


Sandy Roberts just called Vince - Oliver. 

My god u are a pathetic PLICK. 

Edited by DemonOX

Will be interested to see if Saints are fresher for the week off


Another throw giving Saints goal. 

They'll run all over now. We're spent.  Terrible sign. 

Edited by Mr. White

we should have blown them away in the last quarter


We continue to give up easy easy goals on fwd entries and fluff our own chances which will cost us games, games and more games.

 

Saints have double the rotations we have for the last qtr, hoping to over run us. 

Kicking into man man in mark is primary school, yet we do it each week.

 

Jesse just having an offfffff day

Just now, DemonOX said:

U can see us losing this!

well we;'ve come from behind in the last,  past wins.  maybe this is the other way around?    is it us thats had 10 less rotations?


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