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GAMEDAY - Round 2

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Classic Bugg.

 

[censored] sake bugg

[censored] right off Bugg. His ball use is a disgrace for an AFL footballer. 


Buggy's kicking for goal is absolutely atrocious. I'm a massive fan, but he absolutely has to sort that out yesterday.

 

Just like last year, Bugg misses what he needs to kick.

 

Hogan having a cracker. Big 2nd half coming up.

Edited by DSP

In slippery conditions, that was a great first half.

Everything we struggled with last week has been improved.  We've been more efficient going forward, our backline has worked superbly and we've more than broken even in the midfield.

The one big thing that stands out are our high half forwards - Melksham, ANB and Garlett are all having much, much better games than last week and you can see the difference that it makes.

Now we need to finish them off and win the game by 10 goals!


2 minutes ago, jackaub said:

Jones is cooked Harmes is dinking bathwater

 

 

Jones no, Harmes yes.

Harmes, Bugg and Wagner bottom three easily.

That chase by Hogan one of the best things he’s done at AFL level, superb.

3:3 to 2:3 that quarter ... a tad disappointing but I'll take it after last week

The humidity will slow us down in the second half so I would like to see a 5 goal to 2 third quarter so we have some breathing space for the last.

I hope they don’t get over confident, after all it’s only Brisbane. Still at the same time I hope it gets them into the winning feeling. Ps Hogan is my new crush.

Edited by Cassiew

3 minutes ago, Chook said:

Buggy's kicking for goal is absolutely atrocious. I'm a massive fan, but he absolutely has to sort that out yesterday.

If u can't kick at afl level u shouldn't get a game


1 minute ago, --coach-- said:

Bugg and Tyson need to learn how to kick 

They shouldn't have to learn on game day. They should be learning at training or at Casey. It isn't good enough at this level. Tyson's kicking, turnovers and lack of awareness hurt us as a side too often. Bugg just plain and simply is a sh*t kick.

Just now, chook fowler said:

Hunt has been very quiet once again

He has been one of our harder runners though, has been running both ways.

22 minutes ago, Wiseblood said:

True Steve, it was poor.

I must admit that I didn't see you posting when one his kicks hit ANB lace out for a goal.  

Swings and roundabouts I guess, eh?

Oh you mean the target he missed, but luckily there was a player behind who was in great position to mark. 

That one was good. 

 
1 minute ago, chook fowler said:

Hunt has been very quiet once again

yes and showing no dash ,which was his trade mark

If the moron maggots don't do something about a "pushing in danger rule" someone is going to get a broken neck....

How many times do i have to say it, and it happens in every game.


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