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AFL Round 2 - Non MFC Games (2017)

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I genuinely cannot recall a game where I have seen such poor foot skills from both teams! This is diabolical.

Edited by hardtack

 

Aish is such a spud. Soft and lacks intensity. Give me Billy Stretch × 10000

 
1 minute ago, hardtack said:

I genuinely cannot recall a game where I have seen so much poor foot skills from both teams! This is diabolical.

Either can I. I'm only watching now because of how bad it is. 

I can't believe the pies pushed the doggies last week, and the Tigers walloped the blues


2 minutes ago, RalphiusMaximus said:

Treloar's kicking is going to be an issue for them.  Not just that disgraceful OOTF shot on goal, but the up-and-under field kicking is really poor.  He's repeatedly created pressure out of nothing because his kicks are so slow getting to their target. 

It's the reason why he gets so many possessions. He can actually get to the target of his kick as it arrives.

 
Just now, mo64 said:

It's the reason why he gets so many possessions. He can actually get to the target of his kick as it arrives.

He's great at winning the ball and his hands are good, I just hate that kicking style. 

Bloody Hell, compare it to that low hard pass from Pendles.  If Treloar could kick like that he'd be awesome. 

Fasolo is a selfish flat track bully, I doubt he would get near a game at a decent team.


5 minutes ago, doc roet said:

I wish the Dees were playing either of these teams tonight.

 

Kind of - poor teams often drag others down to their level

13 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

Hamish is such a dribbly Commentator

nobody mentions him by name!!

Please.....Dennis please come out of retirement.

Bruce's attempt at humour are nearly as bad as this game.

1 minute ago, Dr. Gonzo said:

Kind of - poor teams often drag others down to their level

We are beyond being dragged down today Dr.

It's season over for the loser of tonight's game, it's also season over for the winner. What an absolute mess of a game. TV is off.


Absolute tripe football!

All this despite the fact that both teams have sweet F A on their injury lists, especially Richmond....

This is both teams at full strength....

Edited by DeeMfc

Richmond and Collingwood are a pathetic mess. Skill levels remind me of us a couple of years ago.

Can't think of two teams or coaches i dislike more than these two.

couldn't find it in me to barrack for one over the other.

Its a shite game,kinda glad howey's been playing well.,maybe Dunny will get a run soon.

That has to be the worst half of AFL football from 2 teams I can remember.


Dustin Martin is starting to love his 'don't argues' too much. Been pinged twice in the second quarter for over embellishing. 

Edited by america de cali

Just said to my Dees supporting better half, that the skills on show by both teams tonight are akin to Melbourne's very worst over the last decade ........... and I don't think that's an exaggeration!

5 minutes ago, Fifty-5 said:

That has to be the worst half of AFL football from 2 teams I can remember.

Cast your mind back to Round 2, 2016: Collingwood vs Richmond.

 

Who would have thought an opening round win over Carltank would mean nothing.

Richmond are (still) terrible.  

Pies should be 10 goals up, just wasted so many shots earlier on.

Dusty is overrated and believing his own hype. Got pinged twice last quarter trying to break every tackle instead of disposing cleanly when he had the chance. Complete opposite to Pendlebury who is so clean with his handballs and runs on to become another option again instead of just bombing it. 


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