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Post Match Discussion - Round 1

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We rarely lowered our eyes and went inside 50 meaningfully. Compared to Geelong who had less opportunities, but looked likely every time.

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1 goal 7 in the last quarter. Bunch of useless bastards

Didn't Goldstein do the exact same thing last year or the year before? Unbelievable from Gawn; I thought he had worked on his set shot routine? That was just a shockerย 


Well, we didn't lose because Maynard and Wagner were in the team, both did enough. The fact that apart from one bad quarter, we equalled or outscored them for most of the rest of the match shows that the team we had on the park was capable of winning.

But too many out there not doing enough for enough of the time: Hunt, Harmes, Hannan, Salem, Garlett, Melksham, even Lever ... that coupled with some shonky kicking.

Roll on next week.

1 minute ago, brendan said:

That will be a valuable lesson Iโ€™m thinking, should never have lost thatย 

Iโ€™m sick of us learning lessons. We need to win these.ย 

I won't question effort.

I will question football smarts and composure.

Max should have dobbed that. Simple.

One positive is that we can hang with the best. Now, we need to be able to deliver in the clutch (or in that last kick's case deliver what is expected).

Furthermore, we need to learn to recognize when to slow down much sooner. A 5 goal margin compared to a 2 goal one (which might have happened had we switched on sooner) might have made all the difference.

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Edited by Colin B. Flaubert
Wanted to add one more point.

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1 minute ago, brendan said:

That will be a valuable lesson Iโ€™m thinking, should never have lost thatย 

How many lessons do we need? We've had valuable lessons for the last 2-3 years


3 minutes ago, Drunkn167 said:

I know we lost but what a god damn game. Unbelievable. Max is gonna feel like **** :(

And so he should. An inexcusable miss!

Just now, Colin B. Flaubert said:

I won't question effort.

I will question football smarts and composure.

Max should have dobbed that. Simple.

One positive is that we can hang with the best. Now, we need to be able to deliver in the clutch (or in that last kick's case deliver what is expected).

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Geelong today were way off the best in the league

I thought Wagner was average personally.ย 

Overall tackle and footy IQ was poor when it counted, when will we learn!

We even had the run with the Umps!ย 


Still haven't learned how to deliver inside 50 effectively, and we missed so many tackles. Those were the two things that got us the most IMO.

Good spectacle though, not shattered.

Edited by Luther

Canโ€™t see we have improved much on last year to be honest.

Brayshaw and Tyson would have given us more zip


2 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

Geelong today were way off the best in the league

They will finish top four to six. Make no mistake about it.

Just now, olisik said:

51 marks to 102 marks.ย 

That means nothing. Contested marking was pretty even. Itโ€™s how they play the game compared to how we play the game.ย 

The issue was that we wasted so many inside 50 entries and they were so efficient.ย 

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Why dom and gus weren't playing id like to know

2nd qtr was abysmal.

Maybe one day we will win these games.

They better destroy bears next week.

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Edited by DSP


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