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Big second half coming up for a few players.  ANB has had 2 touches, JKH has had zero influence.  Hannan has gotten his hands on it but turned it over a little.  There are plenty of others who could lift their games, but for someone like JKH, this could be his last chance.  Kennedy and Kent, even with his average form, are waiting in the wings and he may not get another look in.

 

ANB stunk it up last week and didn't think it was possible but has been even worse this week 

1 minute ago, Luther said:

We won't finish bottom four. But if we don't win the next two, we can kiss any remote chance of finals football goodbye.

Bottom 4 are playing much better football than this [censored]. 

 

Kent at least presents and runs.

JKH and Hannan are plodders, nothing more.

Dumb Dumb Dumb game style...All Melb do is bomb long..never lower their eyes. We have gone backwards this year.

 

Out: Goodwin and all the other ex Essendon hacks

In: Roos and Grimes

 


25 minutes ago, leave it to deever said:

Viney needs to get off his arse

Viney needs to be dropped! I have almost lost interest , dont care who wins Umpiring the worst i have ever seen!

6 minutes ago, dl4e said:

Both these sides should be taken out and shot.

The most disgraceful game I have seen.

Short memory or recent fan?

Just now, Socrates said:

Dumb Dumb Dumb game style...All Melb do is bomb long..never lower their eyes. We have gone backwards this year.

 

Out: Goodwin and all the other ex Essendon hacks

In: Roos and Grimes

 

Grimes! hahaha yeah he'd improve our kicking efficiency. 

 

Roos I'll take. 

 
10 minutes ago, Nasher said:

A real exhibition of fast paced, exhilarating football. The skills of both teams sublime. Essendon just looking slightly sharper. Joe Daniher is a star.

Really looking forward to backing it up in the second half. Just a great game of football.

Honorable mention to the umpires. The best umpired games are the ones where you don't notice them.

Demonland needs to start drug testing posters...

1 minute ago, Socrates said:

Dumb Dumb Dumb game style...All Melb do is bomb long..never lower their eyes. We have gone backwards this year.

 

Out: Goodwin and all the other ex Essendon hacks

In: Roos and Grimes

 

This. We have definitely gone backwards this year. 


Is it Essendon or Melbourne fans booing Milkshake?

Environment

Trolled

Inept

Hampered

Anti-climax

Disaster

11 minutes ago, Petraccattack said:

Essendon played in the wet on Tuesday.

 Any other team in the comp would come out and blow them away in the 2nd half - if we dont win this we deserve to finish in the bottom 4.

We had about 18 hours more rest than them, having played a higher-intensity game in the wet down 2 rotations (and down a further 2 or 3 sore bodies which didn't help).

There is no reason to demand a blow-out from here.

Just now, grazman said:

Is it Essendon or Melbourne fans booing Milkshake?

Hopefully both.


Viney had 1 disposal that qtr..

 

 

Just now, grazman said:

Is it Essendon or Melbourne fans booing Milkshake?

Essendon should be cheering him. He's their extra man. 

4 minutes ago, Deestroy All said:

Bottom 4 are playing much better football than this [censored]. 

We're capable of so much more and we'll lift, hopefully today. 

2 minutes ago, xarronn said:

Short memory or recent fan?

I'm over 50 mate and this match is  disgraceful. The only good thing is Essendon are as bad as we are.

Time for some big players to have a shot at Casey in lieu of the usual fringe players.


The ball use has been shocking from both sides, first team to clean that up will win this game 

1 minute ago, DSP said:

Hopefully both.

I don't usually hate on Melbourne players, but Melksham just gives me so many reasons.

4 minutes ago, DSP said:

Kent at least presents and runs.

JKH and Hannan are plodders, nothing more.

JKH and ANB........SFA

 

Big second half for myself.

i don't know where I'm going to find all of this extra Shyte to lose.

4 minutes ago, DSP said:

Kent at least presents and runs.

JKH and Hannan are plodders, nothing more.

Kent has strength and leant get pushed off the ball... JKH loses in the contest and isn't skillful enough to compensate for this


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