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Whispering_Jack
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R50s killing us. They're better than us defensively, even with a man down, and it shows. 

We've gotten lazy..

Have ourselves to blame for not making most of those missed shots on goal.

 

 

don't understand why at every center bounce out wingman is trailing theirs 


Last 3 Sydney goals have been touchable on the line but we've had no one there.
Oliver's kick was touchable on the line and the Swans had one there of course.

We play an attractive finals brand of footy but we don't have the game sense to actually win big games.

This is unbelievable. How many ways can you find of stuffing it up? Clarry not even making he distance from 30 out is inexcusable.

very lazy 10 minutes. concerning signs.


18 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Our pressure awesome!!!

We are [censored]. We will lose this one and goodbye 8. My god everything other teams need to do to help us have and we play [censored]. God they better win!

Our players are so dumb, they get the ball and think a team like Sydney are going to give them time to hold the ball...


choking now

 

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