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GAME DAY - Round 12

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9 minutes ago, Generation dee said:

I went back to quote, saw this and thought against it. It's easier to forgive those calls when we play well. I'm guilty of them when we play rubbish as well. ?

It is glacial, again our hands selling other players into trouble. If Pies weren't so bad  it may be a different story GD.

 

Trelore is killing us...


19 minutes ago, Generation dee said:

I went back to quote, saw this and thought against it. It's easier to forgive those calls when we play well. I'm guilty of them when we play rubbish as well. ?

GLACIAL!!!! 

 

We need to take some of the sting out of the game while they have the momentum.


1 minute ago, Cards13 said:

It is glacial, again our hands selling other players into trouble. If Pies weren't so bad  it may be a different story GD.

Think back mate. 2006 I think it was. Mark Thompson was coaching geelong and they called his head many times. He stuck to his game plan, even with the father sons, the game plan and his aims never changed.

Alistair Clarkson taught his players in 2005 a game style. He had Franklin and roughead. He played a style and had a plan in mind, he tinkered woth it slightly while those guys were young, but he stuck to it.

My point stands, we are getting taught a style that will stand up in finals, that utilises our playing groups strengths and helps shy our weaknesses, that hopefully will long term put us in a position like Hawthorn and geelong- winning a lot more games than we lose

Keep this Hogan guy forever..


Winning the quarter. Up by 30 points.

1 minute ago, The Song Formerly Known As said:

Dare I say it, Oscar McDonald has been good.

Defence as a whole has been excellent.

Mistakes, yes, but excellent on the whole.

Why the hell wasn't that a 50 to Watts. Opponent just ignored the mark and so did the umpire....


Just stopped on my way through Thailand.

Always read the Game day thread before checking the scores. Helps me deal with the pain perhaps but this is looking good.

Go Dees

6 minutes ago, S_T said:

Kent burnt a few there.

sure did. Have  love / hate thing going on with him. He certainly gets the chances but sprays so many. 

 

 
8 minutes ago, The Song Formerly Known As said:

Dare I say it, Oscar McDonald has been good.

Dont say it too loud. There is an OMac hate group on here.

Thanks Channel Seven for reminding me that the Goo Goo Dolls were a thing.


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