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I’m convinced when our coaching staff say “we need to get better at kicking it inside 50” they really mean we’re going to focus on our contested possesion and keep boming it long inside 50 

 

Brayshaw having a pot from outside 50 isn't going to help things. Can't imagine that was a Goodwin instruction.

And another wild shot from Hibberd. Moronic.

 
1 minute ago, Diamond_Jim said:

Hawks... 6 straight against the Doggies... 6 goals that is

Under the roof at Etihad.  Wow.


Just now, Wiseblood said:

Nice goal Melksham.  We're smashing them; get the radar right and we can kick away.

the longer the game goes the slower it will get.... we should be 6 goals up which would allow us to control the pace of the game.

Instead we are chasing our tail

 

Love our NT jumper.

 


2 minutes ago, Wiseblood said:

Under the roof at Etihad.  Wow.

no wind in Darwin..good conditions ...= no excuse but you will keep finding them

Edited by Diamond_Jim

Should be 4 goals up. A worry! 


Statistically this is a complete and utter annihilation. That we can't capitalise is a major incitement on our finals capabilities.

Ok now even Tom McDonald is missing. It's panic stations now people.


Hard shots for goal - easy. Set shots -  hard.

 

1 minute ago, Diamond_Jim said:

no wind in Darwin..good conditions ...= no excuse but you will keep finding them

Not making excuses, just pointing out it's a bad example.  If they were playing at another oval in Darwin then you would have a point.

 
1 minute ago, praha said:

Statistically this is a complete and utter annihilation. That we can't capitalise is a major incitement on our finals capabilities.

Nothing can incite our finals capabilities at this point.


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