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GAMEDAY - Round 8

Whispering_Jack
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McDonald has forgotten how to mark the ball. My god, he tried to take that like a 3 year old.

Just now, Converted Dee said:

Can everyone stop bitching about the umpires. Why don't we start hitting some targets, stop bombing it in 50 hoping for a mark, and hoping that we are 'ON' today. If your not 'ON', do something about it, knuckle down and get in

I haven't said a word about them either. I never do. It's just not worth the trouble.

 
2 minutes ago, Chook said:

Nev Jetta is basically best on ground for us right now.

No doubt. He's our best defender by a mile.


9 minutes ago, Demon Jack said:

Jetta is our best defender at the moment.

Michie is has been great as well. Only two in our back six with any composure right now

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Why are we making the forward line so [censored] crowded? Leave Hogan one out ffs

 

Jetta has been immense. Our best defender.

And I actually feel more comfortable when I see it is him on Redpath, rather than Garland. 


Good news! We could not play much worst. Can't hold a mark. Cant make a tackle stick. And can't take a trick with the umps. 

The way I feel now, I never want to see Colin again. Geez he's an unco

TMac and Garland are massive liabilities. We need to ship them off at the end of the year...and get some decent defenders. 

You know what. This is a Melbourne Football club SUPPORTERS forum. If you're not going to support a very young team that have been working hard all year and have shown a lot then send me your Membership and I'll buy it from you.

Weak as [censored] comments in here. 

Go Dees!

 


Gonna be a huge 3rd quarter. I still think we have it in us. Some of Wattsies leads need to be honoured 

Gawn is being significantly beaten at the moment. Dropped a couple of easy of marks as well. 

1 minute ago, Return to Glory said:

Why are we making the forward line so [censored] crowded? Leave Hogan one out ffs

We can't when al the bulldog players run in. If our boys didn't go in then it would be Hogan vs 5

Roos to to long to get numbers back, those 3 early goals are the difference. 

30 minutes ago, The Stigga said:

Pathetic. Softest bellies of any team on the past decade.

Softest supporter?


1 minute ago, Return to Glory said:

The way I feel now, I never want to see Colin again. Geez he's an unco

must go this time and tmc

Stemmed the flow and had some moments of ascendency... Need a second half like last week.

And hate saying it as well but Garland has to go. Dunn is in white hot form in the 2s

 
1 minute ago, olisik said:

We can't when al the bulldog players run in. If our boys didn't go in then it would be Hogan vs 5

Which leaves spare players on the outside


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