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GAMEDAY - Round 8

Whispering_Jack
in Melbourne Demons

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Our defence can't work the zone at all. Garland and McDonald are one on one players and they now can't do that. Like someone else here said, I used to like garland but he is done now. 

 

That has disaster written all over it. Thank goodness for Clarry.

 

Surely Viv Michie has played his last game in the Red & Blue. 3 qrts of football and not one contested possession.

I'm sick of that bloke getting second chances.


We are a stupid and dumb football team.

 

5 minutes ago, Clint Bizkit said:

Hogan's kicking action is pus.

Hunter is a ducking annoying player.

Add McLean to that.

ia there any chance we can not drop a mark, not fumble, not handball to a stationary manned player and kick a [censored] goal  

geez this is a very very frustrating game  

 

1 minute ago, SaberFang said:

He could be tagging someone. But, yes, ANB has earned his call up.

He'll replace Vince next week. 

1 minute ago, dazzledavey36 said:

We are a stupid and dumb football team.

Hundred percent agree 

Oh and watts hasn't done anything for a month and Garland should never have been brought back.  At least Dunn has a crack. 


1 minute ago, SaberFang said:

He could be tagging someone. But, yes, ANB has earned his call up.

I think he has. Couple of young blokes have been plum average. Above all, ANB is a smart player. We have lacked that today.

Campbell leading Gawn a merry dance. Hasn't been his day today Gawn, he talks of trying to become the #1 ruckman, let's see if he wants to dig deep, even when it's not his day

1 minute ago, Dr. Gonzo said:

Oh and watts hasn't done anything for a month and Garland should never have been brought back.  At least Dunn has a crack. 

We all have a crack Dr. 

U of all people should know that!!

I really can't work out why ANB hasn't gotten a game yet but Michie for example has. 

 

Still, we are still in this. Fourth beer though.


Chocolate to boiled lollies for Harmes today. He's been very ordinary today. Not alone unfortuanately. They've schooled us in tackling pressure today.

3 minutes ago, Moneider96 said:

He'll replace Vince next week. 

A distinct possibility

Not playing bad but playing right into them. Zone defense is something they are thriving on. They smash us around stoppages so we should try and run them into the ground. Sometimes too unselfish and over using the ball. Their defense is causing hesitation so we play on but have nowhere to go.

Imo unleash the shackles and try to outrun them this quarter. Worth a shot

 Smashing us around the contested ball.

 
Just now, Return to Glory said:

Still, we are still in this. Fourth beer though.

This reminds me a lot of the St Kilda game, not matter what we do the Bulldogs are just too good and have too much class.

2 minutes ago, Clint Bizkit said:

They duck and we are too dumb to tackle properly.

The AFL  has clearly instructed the broadcasters to not highlight contentious decisions, as they have refused to replay any of the ducking frees or the throws.

It is pretty obvious in the broadcast.


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