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We just can't buy a goal, and every time we do Carlton go straight back down the other end and score one.

Lazy, leaderless, unaccountable footy. Not one player standing up.

I was fuming when I saw Pederson had been dropped, our entire forward structure has fallen apart today and Weideman simply wasn't the right man to come in for him.

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We handball too often in the forward line and look for an easy run in goal. WHat happened to the SNAP?? THE SNAP HAS BEEN SNAPPED FROM OUR REPERTOIRE!

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We really need to recruit a full forward who can Mark in pack and kick straight 

Started listening to it, feels like a time warp of the old Melbourne. 

Many of us wanted finals, if ever there was proof we aren't ready this is it. From 4 games versus Essendon, Carlton, St Kilda. 0 wins. Terrible. 


1 hour ago, Wiseblood said:

The negative nancies are loving this.

It's one quarter.  We aren't going to win every one we play.  We'll be fine.

Are you a member or supporter?

11 minutes ago, SaberFang said:

Another no-name spud kicks a goal right after the glimmer of hope. So painfully predictable.

I wish I could forget the names of most of our insipid spuds

What a sad end to a season. 

Lot of promise. But it's an F from me. 

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If anything has come out of today, I think it has taught us all a valuable lesson about who is in our best 22 and who isn't.

EDIT: Also, Jesse…work on your bloody kicking. You're fast turning into a rich-man's Levi Casboult.

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Are we the fumbliest  team in the comp?

4 behinds in a row from Hogan and Petracca. Just throwing it away. :mad:

Hogan has no faith in his own kicking. He never looked like kicking it.

 


2 minutes ago, Bombay Airconditioning said:

Are you a member or supporter?

Both.  I bought 3 memberships this year.

Back in your hole.


8 minutes ago, SaberFang said:

What has happened to Jesse Hogan? :mellow:

Hes taken 13 marks on a wet day.

Not sure sure if Hogan will be the star we all hoped for, especially if the guy can't kick.

 

I've had enough of Hogan today  

He can take his attitude and his VFL level kicking and go away. 

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