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GAME DAY - Round 4, 2017

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watched Weid jog off the bench onto the ground, looks like he was limping.I Expect him to have a big spell at Casey, looks out of sorts, limp or no limp!

 

Also have to give high praise to Tom Bugg as well. Playing a really good game.

Sandliands: 24 hitouts, 5 hitouts to advantage

Spencer: 7, 3 hitouts to advantage

 

 

This is not a dig at Viney but he is too young and inexperienced to be co captain or whatever they have called it.  

If we needed someone else to share the load surely Watts or T. Mcdonald. Its insulting to those guys.IMO

Miss Gawn as a marking target and we definately miss Hogan. 

Thank God for Oliver, he is a star.

Trac starting to find is groove.

For the Tyson haters eat pie.

 


Just now, Hell Bent said:

watched Weid jog off the bench onto the ground, looks like he was limping.I Expect him to have a big spell at Casey, looks out of sorts, limp or no limp!

He got held off the ball multiple times so he couldn't lead. Umpires have missed 4-5 free kicks to him so far this match. He's having no impact but he's being cheated out there. Copped a corky in a pack so has a bit of a limp now too.

Just now, dazzledavey36 said:

Also have to give high praise to Tom Bugg as well. Playing a really good game.

Yes he seems hungry to go and get the pill

1 minute ago, praha said:

Sandliands: 24 hitouts, 5 hitouts to advantage

Spencer: 7, 3 hitouts to advantage

 

Don't forget that goal.  I think Spencil's doing a great job.  It's not often he'll be giving away that much size in the ruck, but he's competing and making Sandilands accountable around the ground. 

 
14 minutes ago, olisik said:

Weiderman is Lucas Cook esque today

I bet you've never seen Lucas Cook play. 

9 minutes ago, Ethan Tremblay said:

Depends if you're ugly or not. 

Who admits to being ugly?

 


8 minutes ago, RalphiusMaximus said:

I have to say, Frost is a massive improvement over OMac. 

Nobody can argue with this ^.

Hey just looking at the coaches box we don't have a sponsor for that either. The front is blank. Weids also back on 


2 minutes ago, demoniac said:

Need to hold the ball inside f50.

Frost is still an average kick.

He is, but at least he shows more intensity than OMAC.


Our mids are being smashed at the moment

 

One of the dumbest starts to a quarter ever. 


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