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Jones - uncharacteristic handling errors

Viney - playing without confidence 

Hogan - had little impact

Salem - disn't handle pressure

Watts - earned his money

Petracca - didn't enjoy conditions 

Tyson - continued to disappoint

Oliver - tired but inspiring

Hibberd - loved his debut

Stretch - didn't take chances

Frost - one inspiring effort

Melksham - was better today

Vince - never imbued confidence 

Kennedy - Harris - little to commend

McDonald - was well beaten

Hunt - just a jet

Neal-Bullen - has few tricks

Spencer - oh the agony

Garlett - missing in action

Smith - took a bullet

Jetta - played little part

Harmes - regularly butchered possessions

 

 

I thought ANB looked promising. Tackled well too.

Viney improved from last week, but still a shadow from last year,

 

Overall pretty accurate Joeboy!

Hibberd  Hunt  Watts  were our best by a mile

Frost and Jetta were the best defenders

Joeboy... good summary but please amend this one

Hogan... Brain? marking? Heart? he was very very poor

 

Jones - Often drops head

Viney - Solid albeit inconsistent

Hogan - Must compete more

Salem - Take first option

Watts - Proving doubters wrong

Petracca - Worked despite injury 

Tyson - Did he play?

Oliver - Slick, clean hands

Hibberd - Best on debut

Stretch - Not his best

Frost - Defended well throughout

Melksham - Best Melbourne game

Vince - Tried but slow

Kennedy-Harris - Victorian Football League

McDonald - Not his night

Hunt - Had people cheering

Neal-Bullen - Pressured Dusty well

Spencer - Smashed before injury

Garlett - Must take chances

Smith - Ouch ouch ouch

Jetta - Tight yet pressured

Harmes - Needs more composure


52 minutes ago, jumbo returns said:

Watts - earned his money?

Sure did, but he's busted his guts out for 3 weeks in a row now

Get him out of the ruck!

Yes please. It's killing us.

 

If only we had someone like say Pedo from norf then you could put Wattsy up forward to kick a few snags and let Hoges do more SFA'll when he's ready !


They played their hearts out and dominated for three quarters with little return for a great effort But losing Spencil, Smith before half time and Petracca limited from early in the game was to much to overcome in the last, should have been 5-6 goals up with all our forward 50 entries. Go Dee's!!!

9 minutes ago, DeeZone said:

They played their hearts out and dominated for three quarters with little return for a great effort But losing Spencil, Smith before half time and Petracca limited from early in the game was to much to overcome in the last, should have been 5-6 goals up with all our forward 50 entries. Go Dee's!!!

Could of, Should of, would of?

Yes we dominated most of the game for the third week in a row & came up short.

It's just not good enough anymore. Sure we have been smashed with injuries & suspensions but we need to start winning these games no matter what the circumstance. Good teams always find away to crawl over the line. Yes we have improved but we shouldn't be accepting these results.... We reload & go again?

18 hours ago, joeboy said:

Jones - uncharacteristic handling errors

Viney - playing without confidence 

Hogan - had little impact

Salem - disn't handle pressure

Watts - earned his money

Petracca - didn't enjoy conditions 

Tyson - continued to disappoint

Oliver - tired but inspiring

Hibberd - loved his debut

Stretch - didn't take chances

Frost - one inspiring effort

Melksham - was better today

Vince - never imbued confidence 

Kennedy - Harris - little to commend

McDonald - was well beaten

Hunt - just a jet

Neal-Bullen - has few tricks

Spencer - oh the agony

Garlett - missing in action

Smith - took a bullet

Jetta - played little part

Harmes - regularly butchered possessions

 

Neal bullen's kick off the ground oob on full killed us

I really liked Petracca's intensity around the ball early on when the game was hot. I thought we was tough, creative and made things happen for us. A big reason we got so many forward 50 entries in the first half.

Obviously the knee knock slowed him down after that.

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3 hours ago, dino rover said:

Neal bullen's kick off the ground oob on full killed us

As did his attrocious Kick to Geelong player backwards

Two Rank, under 12 Errors have cost us momentum and Games. Get him OUT!


19 hours ago, Rodney (Balls) Grinter said:

Hibbard - fitting number fourteen

Barry Bourke??

Frost - really impressed me

ANB - racking up possessions

It's been so long since we had such a strong team, yet we've lost 3 in a row. The suspensions and injuries are having such a huge impact.  And Collingwood have played Essendon into form. 

1 hour ago, picket fence said:

As did his attrocious Kick to Geelong player backwards

Two Rank, under 12 Errors have cost us momentum and Games. Get him OUT!

For heavens' sake! Have a look at his stats, his tackles, his overall games, don't concentrate on a couple of errors

 

14 minutes ago, Hampton 22 said:

Frost - really impressed me

ANB - racking up possessions

It's been so long since we had such a strong team, yet we've lost 3 in a row. The suspensions and injuries are having such a huge impact.  And Collingwood have played Essendon into form. 

 

1 hour ago, picket fence said:

As did his attrocious Kick to Geelong player backwards

Two Rank, under 12 Errors have cost us momentum and Games. Get him OUT!

 

22 hours ago, praha said:

Jones - Often drops head

Viney - Solid albeit inconsistent

Hogan - Must compete more

Salem - Take first option

Watts - Proving doubters wrong

Petracca - Worked despite injury 

Tyson - Did he play?

Oliver - Slick, clean hands

Hibberd - Best on debut

Stretch - Not his best

Frost - Defended well throughout

Melksham - Best Melbourne game

Vince - Tried but slow

Kennedy-Harris - Victorian Football League

McDonald - Not his night

Hunt - Had people cheering

Neal-Bullen - Pressured Dusty well

Spencer - Smashed before injury

Garlett - Must take chances

Smith - Ouch ouch ouch

Jetta - Tight yet pressured

Harmes - Needs more composure

More rubbish, after a defeat? Tyson had 23 disposals, ranking third in the team. Watch it again and you can see how valuable he was

On 25/04/2017 at 1:31 AM, Rodney (Balls) Grinter said:

Hibbard - fitting number fourteen

For a moment there I thought you meant Lynden Dunn. Then I saw your username. Phew. I thought you'd lost your marbles.


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