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Fritch runs at a footy well. Need a lot more of that.

 
6 minutes ago, jackaub said:

This guy cant coach I am now convinced of it

Agree. Poor structure and game plan and they are not playing for him!!


8 minutes ago, Rusty Nails said:

Why are both T-Mac & Hogan playing outside 50 much of the time??

Beggars belief.  Put a tall target in the 50 Goody

 

6 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

but we have the Weed !

Yes but Weid was on the bench while they were up the ground!

jetta, hannan good and love little Spargo 

1 minute ago, frankie_d said:

This stinks. It smells like they aren't playing as a team. I wonder why

 

They saw what happened to Pedders after one poor game Frankie!  Every man for himself! ?

 

Why the [censored] are we playing a midget forward line? We have Weids, Hogan and TMac in the team. Why is TMac and Hogan playing mid??? 

FML. 

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5 minutes ago, the rolling fog said:

FMD is anyone running with Zaharakis!?

Jones!!!!


This coaching is really wasting talent

Our zone is working realy well.  Players are covering well and in good positions when defending. Both their goals have cone from outt of position after bad skill error turnovers. 

 

But we are struggling with cohesion in attack. Too many handballs, not leading to space, not honouring leads, etc

Both very average so far.

Essendon are at least kicking into the forward fifty using their common sense.

This team is bizarre.

You can't tell if they're playing bad or it's just bad coaching.

 

I've got no clue how Goodwin thinks we'll win a thing if this is how we play.


Very funny, who wired up Mark Neeld's phone to the Melbourne bench?

This is the same stale, uninspired, around the boundary line footy we saw under Neeld.

This game is a nuclear tyre fire. Can't hit a target or link up more than 2 possessions. Hope it changes, doubt it though.

What a [censored] joke. The dees should have Benny hill music as their song. 

Edited by DemonOX

We are a good team when we constantly switch the play, but they seem so down on confidence to do it


That 1st quarter was just disgraceful. Into the forward line is a joke.

 

Also stop using Jones as a tagger. It’s a waste. We need his good kicking into the forward line, not him chasing tail. 

1 minute ago, Jaded said:

Also stop using Jones as a tagger. It’s a waste. We need his good kicking into the forward line, not him chasing tail. 

Yep, one of the very few who actually hit up a target going forward.


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