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Collingwood are a man down on the bench with Wells getting injured there. We should be able to run over them if we keep playing well.


 

The ball was out. Maggot was right there. Cheat.

No winning a flag without Lever. Defence is shambolic. Worse than the first 5 rounds. No one has a clue when there’s any sort of fast break against us. 


pathetic defending again. De Goey doesn’t have any one near him... ever.

got within 5 pts and it looks like that was the closest we are going to get.

Hogan has been poor, pedo poor, Jones, Viney, Nibbler, Harmes poor, Fritsch poor, Vince and Omac, poor, Lewis just above poor, Clarry ok, but kicking poor.

That Pedersen mark is why he's our best 3rd tall option.


Extremely one-sided match. To be only 2 goals down is a miracle.

Will need something special in the second half to come close the way were are travelling atm.

We could still win, but will need to play much smarter.

 

 

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