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GAME DAY - Round 3, 2017

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Our ball use going inside 50 has been disgusting. Should be ahead instead of 3 goals down.


This umpiring is a disgrace. 

Just now, Chook said:

Any chance the umps will call holding the ball?

Against us or for us?

 

Should have had 2 shots straight in front for holding the ball, what a joke


Hogan getting himself suspended is gonna cost us this game. Our forward line is a steaming pile of turd. 

Pathetic umpiring.

There were at least two holding the ball decisions in there.

1 minute ago, sisso said:

Missing Hogan badly got no target across half forward 

We're just bombing long in top of tall Geelong defenders against small Melbourne forwards. Just dumb football.


2 minutes ago, Uncle Fester said:

Against us or for us?

Preferably for us, but honestly I just want them to not change the rules every bloody week.

We have a right to be absolutely FILTHY about the way the holding the ball rule was adjudicated that quarter. 

Umps wearing blue and white hoops. Cheats. 


Geelong talls killing us. Blixavs, Hawkins, etc. Good goal by Bull but turned it over twice going forward.

Tyson forgettable qtr

 

There's no way we can win this. The umpiring is an absolute disgrace. Anthony Hudson on the FOX commentary team is just as bad as Dwayne Russell.

 

We applied fantastic pressure in the forward. Not sure what ya'all watching.  Haven't been rewarded. If we start running two ways and don't allow them a direct entry to Hawkins one on one, we'll win. They won't get away with that forever. We must keep going to the well. That was a better quarter than Q1 vs Saints.

Pedo.  

 No target up forward.  we turned it around on the last 10 minutes, didn't convert possession into score.


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