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2 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

 

[censored] off mate

Clearly a troll.

 
3 minutes ago, america de cali said:

Weed and Hogan six touches between them. Phantom forward line.

ANB a mid 4 touches. 

16 minutes ago, Chook said:

Spargo goes up to Jonesy to get around him at half-time. Jones half-heartedly slaps his hand but doesn't even look at him. No encouragement, no eye contact. Nothing.

That’s a big part of the problem!  No onfield leadership.  

 

I am starting to accept that we are not a contender, we are not even good, we are an ordinary team with a stubborn coach who clearly has lost connection with his players. So sad. I’d like to see them prove me wrong but this is dumb, boring football played badly.

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3 minutes ago, BrisbaneDemon said:

What a load of [censored], Goodwin won 10 games last year, Neeld didn’t do that in3 seasons.  Yes we’re not playing well, we’re no longer an embarrassment to the AFL as we were under Neeld.

That’s true but then Goodwin has a side with enough talent that 99% of us believed would make finals this year. Neeld had a side of VFL players


6 minutes ago, forever demons said:

neeld was better coch than goddwin

How do I pronounce that fourth word? If it is of Germanic origin I will trust your judgement. 

4 minutes ago, BrisbaneDemon said:

What a load of [censored], Goodwin won 10 games last year, Neeld didn’t do that in3 seasons.  Yes we’re not playing well, we’re no longer an embarrassment to the AFL as we were under Neeld.

Goodwin won 12 last year. But I agree player are just playing dumb footy. 

 

4 goals in a half of footy under a roof 

 

19 minutes ago, Chook said:

Spargo goes up to Jonesy to get around him at half-time. Jones half-heartedly slaps his hand but doesn't even look at him. No encouragement, no eye contact. Nothing.

That’s disgraceful if true, poor kid. Lucky for him has two of the four goals (and us)

WTF scores are level. We suck but make no mistake, Essendon are taking it right up to us on that front.


20 minutes ago, Chook said:

Spargo goes up to Jonesy to get around him at half-time. Jones half-heartedly slaps his hand but doesn't even look at him. No encouragement, no eye contact. Nothing.

Aye ... great leadership ...make that Jones chap capt eh......oh....wait :(

fmd....all going into shells !!

except the untainted ones 

2 minutes ago, Jaded said:

Salem into the rooms. Anyone knows why?

Went for a snakes hiss according to SEN


9 minutes ago, BrisbaneDemon said:

What a load of [censored], Goodwin won 10 games last year, Neeld didn’t do that in3 seasons.  Yes we’re not playing well, we’re no longer an embarrassment to the AFL as we were under Neeld.

We actually won 12 last year under Goodwin!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

22 minutes ago, Chook said:

Spargo goes up to Jonesy to get around him at half-time. Jones half-heartedly slaps his hand but doesn't even look at him. No encouragement, no eye contact. Nothing.

Jones has always been like that. Unless you're in the "cool" group, or unless he's celebrating his own goal, he rarely revs up his teammates.

1 minute ago, bingers said:

I predicted we'd kick the first goal after half time, but cough up the next 2. Hope I'm wrong.

You were wrong, thank christ.

Just now, bingers said:

I predicted we'd kick the first goal after half time, but cough up the next 2. Hope I'm wrong.

looks like you are


Well Praha now is the time for him to get around the boys, 2nd half critical.

 

Go Dee's

 

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