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hogan and tmac whats going on not involved at all

 

 
 

Ripping game of footy. Collingwood is the real deal. We're not quite there.

Why are we trying to flick the ball around when we have Collingwood players swarming around!???

 

 

Should call is MFCFFS cos that's all i seem to be saying.

Jones is back to his swallowing the pill days.


2 minutes ago, forever demons said:

hogan and tmac whats going on not involved at all

 

Would help if we could kick it to them and not up in the air. 

Hogan and tmac need to get into this

The good... only 19pts

The bad... everything else.

the pathetic... the handballing, Jones always wanting to handball and then get it back, you are not GAJ, stop it. All he is doing is putting the player he handballs to under massive pressure.

Instead of getting the ball in quickly from the centre to tmac and Hogan we are handballing in traffic until we turn it over. Our organisation of our defence is non existent. There are paddocks in the middle of the most dangerous spots for the pies to lead into.

Can someone please tag or better yet smash that fat turd De Goey?! He is killing us. Any chance Goodwin can put a man on him?

I can’t see us winning it. They are getting easy goals and they are cleaner with the footy. Tom and Hogan done SFA which isn’t helping. 


All these soft games leading into this one, all the media hype has got the better of them. 

Pull your finger out .

We’ll see what the coach and players have in them now, look flat footed from the start unfortunately. We can’t play much worse and they’re playing out of their skins, should be 50 down.

7 minutes ago, Chook said:

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

...and his ruck work and work around the contest is why he's not...


13 minutes ago, Gorgoroth said:

Wow, our disposal is pathetic.

Pressure. They are applying heaps. 

Ok, we are certainly not out of it and calm heads will see us finish over the top of them.

The one question that's been answered is the ruck. Gawn is miles ahead of Fabio. Not even a contest.

Just now, —coach— said:

Clearances 24 them, 11 is. That’s where our problem starts

Danger signs were there last week when the Bulldogs smashed us in this area.

 
1 minute ago, —coach— said:

Clearances 24 them, 11 is. That’s where our problem starts

Clear the ball more if we didn’t handball half a meter to another player under the pump.


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