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Post Match Discussion - Round 3

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Phew

A pox on you North

Words fail to describe the contempt for Nicholls . Scum

 

The hoodoo, ladies and gentlemen, is over.  Just soak that in for a moment.

The one thing I think we can be proud of with this win was, when the game was on the line in the last term, our leaders stood up.  Lewis was terrific, not just with the goal he kicked but with his ability to identify that we needed to slow it down and take the right option.  Jones just kept running and running and running and drove us forward.  Gawny was also immense.

And we had others stand up for us as well.  Hogan was excellent.  Salem was terrific in the gut with 8 clearances.  Bugg with 4 was a revelation, while Kent totally justified his selection with 3 goals and some great work across half forward.  Vince was another who stood up, while Oliver fought through the tag to snag two at the end.

Really, you could list most of the players (can't forget Wagner either who played his best game for the club), but when our backs were against the wall after coughing up 4 goals, we absolutely smashed them.  It was great to watch.

Hoodoo done and dusted.  Enjoy every minute of it, then on to the Hawks next weekend!


18 goals to 9 after that awful start.

33 scoring shots to 21, +21 inside 50s, +35 CPs, +10 centre clearances.

Actual leadership in the fourth.

18 goals but only 1 kicked by Hogan.

Kent returning and looking like an AFL player (consistency is the next step). Bugg kicking 4.1.

Surely we can be pleased with this.

Into the top 4 (temporarily) 123.3% Thanks for coming Norf..

 

Good to see bugg kick a few and great to see Kenty back and kicking goals and tackling too. 

Great effort boys. 

 


Finally.  I hope every North supporter is shattered and cry themselves to sleep.  Plebs.

At a bucks party so have only seen stats. Buggy four goals.  Welcome back Dean Kent. Lewis worthy of a spot? Cmon you demons!


The 'hoodoo' is dead, despite that mob having 26 on the park.  Proud Demon tonight!!

---------------------K----HB--D---M--G--B---T

J Hogan 17 9 26 7 1 2 1 0 0 5 4 1 0 1 0 100 123
               

We've only lost 3 quarters all year. A straight Gawn kick and we're 3-0 with a percentage of 123%. 

Big month coming up (Hawthorn, Richmond, Essendon, St Kilda). 

7 minutes ago, red and blue forever said:

Thank [censored] that is done

 

 

 

Gawn was just incredible. Incredible everywhere. One of his best ever games. 

Loved the chains of composure with some of our younger players. 

Jones was great, good captains game. 

Hogan 2nd BOG for me behind Gawn. 

Can’t believe the ball went straight off Bugg’s boot a whole 4 times. 

Love  tubby Kent, welcome back. 

Frost v Hunt selection was the correct one. 

May North [censored] off and never beat us again. 

 

 

Good win after coughing up a 4 goal head start (again).

Special mention to Wagner who was great.

And also Bugg, who I thought was lucky to stay in the team.

Edited by Forest Demon


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