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GAMEDAY - Round 7

Whispering_Jack
in Melbourne Demons

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2 minutes ago, Clint Bizkit said:

He has a chronic hook in his goal kicking.

Perhaps he just needs to learn the Jesse shuffle to improve his accuracy. 

Suns aren't playing well. We're just playing dumb and handing them easy transition.

In other words, Melbourne.

 

Our half forward is dis functional 

On 5/7/2016 at 5:37 PM, ding said:

Can i please have some of your optimism?

Watched the suns game from last week, looked fantastic for a quarter and a bit and went home early.


Jetta will be a big loss. He's so reliable and started well again today.

Our midfield needs to tidy up, we're getting enough ball but are so fumbly!

 

Thank god for Gawn.


hunt, oliver v good.

many others - not good enough - too many missed handpasses with disastrous consequences.

 

4.2 26

2.3. 15 (us)

We need Jetta back out there. Our safest defender by a long way and decent off half back.

QTR time

 

GC 26

MFC 15

 


2 minutes ago, Peter Griffen said:

Watched the suns game from last week, looked fantastic for a quarter and a bit and went home early.

They were playing Geelong in Geelong.

I imagine this week will be different.

7 minutes ago, big_red_fire_engine said:

That is a quarter of the dumbest, most uninspiring football I have seen this year. Come on Demons, pull your finger out. 

No forward systems whatsoever. Just bomb it long. You actually have to be smart with it. Get it in quick and long by all means, but otherwise think about it.

Ball use is the worry, have to start delivering it inside 50 instead of bombing high, if we do that we'll win this game

Just now, Seraph said:

They were playing Geelong in Geelong.

I imagine this week will be different.

Why do Geelong get gifted home games at their actual home ground. 

Such a bloody dumb quarter of football. It's like once the siren went the iq of every player dropped the three.


Tom Mc Donald is totally berefit of anY football intelligence WHATSOEVER! 

Get rid of the LOG!!

Edited by picket fence

My biggest worry was three of the four in's. So far those three have hardly had a touch. 

 

 

Edited by Mr Steve

 

Reminds me a lot of the Essendon game.


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