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GAME DAY 13/3/16

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Jesse just needs to kick on the run. No set shots. 

1 minute ago, Mr. White said:

Younger T-Mac does not have the goods. 

Jesus he'll be much much better for the game and he'll come on. He reads the play very well and will pick up the pace of the game.


1 minute ago, Peter Griffen said:

Hogan is the type of player to step up and do something big, just one really good moment to get us over hte line

You mean like that.

We r missing VB, Brayshaw, Dunn, Lumumba and truck. 

 

Not bad. 

 
Just now, stevethemanjordan said:

Christ man.

I asked you what he's offered us. He's a third tall defender playing at AFL level. Do you think beating his man is the only thing he's required to do?

And he hasn't even beaten his man all day. What does he OFFER us offensively or in any other capacity?

Tommy Mac has been unbelievably good. Even if he's turned the ball over once which resulted in a goal. He has saved plenty of opportunities at goal and provided some really positive offensive drive, run and carry and kicking. 

Do you see the difference?

Or as another poster suggested, is the bloke your best mate? I'm not bagging the guy. I just think he's been really average the entire Nab series. 

 

Obsessed.


Harmes has 0-4

Don't care, today thats 4 points, in 2 weeks that could be 24.
He is one of the most dangerous looking new kids we have had in years, still young, he will have a blinder of a year

 

WTF band over shoulder and front on contact 

Annd another Wagner turnover


Hogan needs to button it when it doesn't go his way. 

2 minutes ago, Wiseblood said:

Obsessed.

why say that? He is asking you a genuine question and I'd like to hear the answer also


Just now, Night Crawler said:

No sight of Mitchie yet.

Only there if there is a major injury. 

 

well done wagner

 How deliberate was that? Like a rugby try.


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