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5 minutes ago, Chook said:

Dropped a simple mark. His groundwork is relatively good for a bigman but he cannot take one to save himself.

He was looking right into the sun.

 

Terrible handless from Hogan to Spargo for that turnover too.

nice goal Nibbler


6 minutes ago, Chook said:

Dropped a simple mark. His groundwork is relatively good for a bigman but he cannot take one to save himself.

Thought he was under more pressure than he was and expected nobody contact.  Dropped it when he braced for contact that didn't come. 

If that wasnt holding the ball against young first goal then i dont know what is

2 minutes ago, deanox said:

Was that paid against Jones for time wasting for kicking it away?

It's a rule that you can't kick/punch the ball away from the boundary umpire once it's gone out of bounds. It's rarely paid.

 
1 minute ago, deanox said:

Thought he was under more pressure than he was and expected nobody contact.  Dropped it when he braced for contact that didn't come. 

He should realise he's playing the Suns without May, not Geelong at Geelong.


Oliver is as good by foot as anyone in the league 


Stop taking Brownlow votes off Max, Clayton...

What has happened to Hogan’s touch? He’s still fumbling everything.

Just sit back and enjoy this one Dees fans. We've earned it after so many years of shocking footy.


10 disposals to Oliver..

Oliver hand balled that before he even picked it up! How fast is he. 

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Holy [censored].. 186 coming up??


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