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Just now, Generation dee said:

Really want to go and quote all the wrist slashing, no idea posts from the first quarter. Good improvement boys

Think you'll find at the time, they were spot on the money.

We obviously reset well, because that was a smashing quarter. Just cut them up.

But we were awful for large parts of the first.

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26 minutes ago, FireInTheBelly said:

If Dawes can't hit a handball target from < 5 metres, can someone please tell me what use he is. Can't mark, can't kick, can't handpass.

Has done some great work since! 

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Not perfect, still error riddled, but the ball movement was far more decisive that quarter. If we can tidy up our ball use and decision making we'll blast them away.

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1 minute ago, Generation dee said:

Really want to go and quote all the wrist slashing, no idea posts from the first quarter. Good improvement boys

Quote away, they had plenty of idea, we played terribly as you noted on the improved second qtr.

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25 minutes ago, doc roet said:

Tracs a powerfull binast

Super quarter from the young bloke. That stand up In the tackle and break away goal was brilliant

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Cold [censored] of a place. 

Gimme Perf wevver any day.

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Jesse White looks worse than Tom Gillies.

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5 minutes ago, 640MD said:

Keep the comments going

reading this on iPhone in Spain 

no pther coverage here and I just woke up

Go Dees . Give hell

thanks gorbthe comments 

640MD.  If you are on the internet click on 'Listen Live' on this link and you get a choice of stations to tune into...worked for me in Italy so may work in Spain. 

http://www.afl.com.au/match-centre/2016/12/melb-v-coll

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Jones and Vince are good players, but they both try to do to much with the ball.

Dinky kicks, spears to high or to low, snaps over the man on the mark without moving away far enough for kicking.

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"Open up another pop up" after Gawny's last goal. First time I have laughed at a Brian Taylor comment!

Probably the cleanest quarter of footy we have played for a while. Loving Trengove's decision making and clean hands

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2 minutes ago, Undeeterred said:

Think you'll find at the time, they were spot on the money.

We obviously reset well, because that was a smashing quarter. Just cut them up.

But we were awful for large parts of the first.

Mate, there is a difference between posts stating we haven't started well, as opposed to "Jones is a bit grader amd we need to trade our leadership group out" or "we haven't improved at all" 

While we field young and inexperienced teams, We will have great games and inconsistent quarters, we will have bad games with great quarters. Let's hope our inconsistent quarter is done, and the rest of the game we continue to play great. 

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The Auskick umpires are competent. Makes a change.

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4 minutes ago, Cards13 said:

Quote away, they had plenty of idea, we played terribly as you noted on the improved second qtr.

Correct. I doubt Roosy was blowing them kisses at the quarter time huddle. 

A much better second quarter. 

I wish Nichols and long and painful bout of gastro. The man is a fool. 

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1 minute ago, Generation dee said:

Mate, there is a difference between posts stating we haven't started well, as opposed to "Jones is a bit grader amd we need to trade our leadership group out" or "we haven't improved at all" 

While we field young and inexperienced teams, We will have great games and inconsistent quarters, we will have bad games with great quarters. Let's hope our inconsistent quarter is done, and the rest of the game we continue to play great. 

Fair enough.

Although from memory, the only one who said we haven't improved at all is SWYL, which is pretty much par for the course.

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