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Round 12: Non-MFC games

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10 minutes ago, Clint Bizkit said:

McCartin looks solid.

Could of good clinks early, good on him.

Crows look on, Saints not quiet physical enough to tag Sloane.

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    Saints looking pretty ordinary 

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    Wow. Playing Adelaide at Adelaide Oval looks tough. I can't see many teams making that journey and coming away with the points this year. :cool:

     

    :roos:

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    This is thoroughly enjoyable so far.

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    The last spot or two in the eight will come down to percentage.  We have done so well to keep all our losses close this season.

    The Saints might be having a game tonight that they can ill afford % wise.. nevermind the loss itself.

    Edit - the game is still early days so anything can happen, but Crows do look ominous

    Edited by Petraccattack

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    wow jake lever is an absolute star. would love to get him but think he is almost a certainty to stay at the crows... we still should try and make a big offer to him

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    6 minutes ago, qwerty7 said:

    wow jake lever is an absolute star. would love to get him but think he is almost a certainty to stay at the crows... we still should try and make a big offer to him

    Would be bloody tough to get him but gee wiz I hope our guys are right into it.. 

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    Is there illness in the Saints camp -- never seen so much fumbling. 

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    Broooos being unfaithful to Cyrrill and Rance.   Now being orgasmic over "beautiful " Tex.  

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    5 minutes ago, monoccular said:

    Broooos being unfaithful to Cyrrill and Rance.   Now being orgasmic over "beautiful " Tex.  

    Must be the porn mo

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    13 minutes ago, monoccular said:

    Broooos being unfaithful to Cyrrill and Rance.   Now being orgasmic over "beautiful " Tex.  

    Thank goodness I've worked out how my mute button works. So sick of 7's common taters. No wonder they have to pay the AFL so much for the TV rights. I'd demand that much too if I knew that my sport was going to be covered by commentary teams who are going to turn people off my sport in droves!

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    Yes Carlisle doesn't do much for the saints even if you ignore all the hype around him when they signed him up. Defeated on several occasions even though he's only playing on Crows 4th or 5th forward (Jenkins)

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    1 hour ago, Cards13 said:

    Could of good clinks early, good on him.

    Crows look on, Saints not quiet physical enough to tag Sloane.

    He's had 5 touches.

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    1 minute ago, Bombay Airconditioning said:

    He's had 5 touches.

    "Couple of good clunks EARLY ON, good on him"... 

    i see you miss key points BA.

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    Saints getting a taste of life without Riewoldt. Hes held them together for years.

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    3 minutes ago, Nasher said:

    They're 57 points behind, I'd say it isn't working.

    Really? Clearly we look at football differently than. 

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    1 minute ago, Bombay Airconditioning said:

    Really? Clearly we look at football differently than. 

    Yep: you look at one individual matchup in isolation, and I look at the big picture. :P

    No, I do see your point, but I think it's just a moot one if your team is getting thrashed.  We tagged him well too, but we also did a lot of other things well that night too, our pressure on the ball in general (through the middle and forward) meant their ball use was under pressure, rushed and in general, poor.  Their forwards had to push back a lot to help out, which meant when they did get it, their forays forward were disorganised.

    I'd hardly be losing sleep over Sloane's tag if I were the Crows.  Footy is a team game, St Kilda's system as a team tonight sucks.  Given that they're being annihilated in every other aspect of the game, St Kilda ought to be questioning whether tagging one singular player is the best use of their midfield resources. 

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    Just read this on St Kilda big footy

     

    The way McCartin is going I would take Jack Watts every day of the week. My gut feel is in underage footy he was just bigger than everyone else which is why he looked so good. Now against adults he has no tricks and no footy smarts. Whoever chose him instead of Pettraca should be shot.

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    2 minutes ago, Nasher said:

    Yep: you look at one individual matchup in isolation, and I look at the big picture. :P

    No, I do see your point, but I think it's just a moot one if your team is getting thrashed.  We tagged him well too, but we also did a lot of other things well that night too, our pressure on the ball in general (through the middle and forward) meant their ball use was under pressure, rushed and in general, poor.  Their forwards had to push back a lot to help out, which meant when they did get it, their forays forward were disorganised.

    I'd hardly be losing sleep over Sloane's tag if I were the Crows.  Footy is a team game, St Kilda's system as a team tonight sucks.  Given that they're being annihilated in every other aspect of the game, St Kilda ought to be questioning whether tagging one singular player is the best use of their midfield resources. 

    You assume a lot about me, anyway too tired plus plane is about to take off....

    Bombay out.

     

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