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GAME DAY - Round 4, 2017

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Hands up everyone who expected Spencer to be the one to straighten out our kicking for goal? :wacko:

And now.. hand up everyone who is thrilled for him! :)

 

That was the most Tyson kick ever. 

Freo has done 3 sling tackles so far

 

 

What are we doing? We're playing better, have to learn to kick the goals and punish teams.

McCarthy looks like a sea otter.

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Ffs last week all over again too many players taking the selfish option in kicking and the Dockers making most of their limited opportunities. 

Lol ball on last line so we snap it in the air to no man's land. 

Would be nice to win a first quarter for once. Slowest starters in afl 

 

amazing how we work so hard to won the ball yet struggle to punish sides.

 


Clearance Clarence has 5..

Thank God for hunt and Jetta. 


I don't think I've seen Weideman break pace, one jogging gear all quarter. When he gets to a contest he's still jogging and every opponent clicks into gear and cruises past him.

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I don't know what to make of that. It's almost a carbon copy of last week

Our skills are horrific. The arrogance on some on here who comment on other games and say our skills are better are kidding themselves.

 
Just now, Clint Bizkit said:

Pedersen as a target forward would allow us to kick the ball to the hot spot instead of always going to the pocket.

Agree, Weideman isn't physically ready to crash the packs


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