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9 minutes ago, Clint Bizkit said:

JKH plays on when he doesn’t need to after getting a free kick.

Why is this still happening?

Kick straight boys and we are away. Bulldogs are my new 4th best team, beating north ! We just need to win !

 

Which way are we kicking in the 2nd Q?

Did we have a wind advantage in the 1st or midfield dominance?


3 minutes ago, Chook said:

How can you kick the ball to Aliir so often?

my first post in the changes thread was that we needed to man up on Aliir... he is the big interceptor and the main distributor from their backline.. seems like no one listened

Dominated the quarter but couldn’t finish off our work 

Just now, Diamond_Jim said:

my first post in the changes thread was that we needed to man up on Aliir... he is the big interceptor and the main distributor from their backline.. seems like no one listened

He set up that last goal by completely missing the ball which was nice.

 

Midfield came into it in second half of that quarter. Should be a lot further ahead. Don't forget when we played them last year we kicked about the first 5...

Tracca has butchered it a few times but gee he's in amongst it and affecting contests. Getting plenty of the ball. Watch this space.

all the air sucked out of the contest with alex johnson going down

we need to capitalise on our opportunities

it's an acl on his 'good' knee - that's gutting


That ball movement out of the backline though… 

Blistering.

 

Missed it again Jesse. So frustrating.

Edited by Chook

Salem beautiful kick...

Demons starting to press claims on this one now.


jesse? wtf?

 

Tyson set all that up with a fantastic long range handball. 


Jesse playing well but needs to kick straight to get his nerves right.

Can’t understate how impressed I am by Tyson these last two weeks. Super happy for him and it’s great for us. 

 
Just now, S_T said:

Can’t understate how impressed I am by Tyson these last two weeks. Super happy for him and it’s great for us. 

Excellent news


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