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garlett just fucken piked it in the goal square!

 

 

2 players down and smashing us in uncontested ball. says it all.

 

Our worst 3-6 players are really costing us. Guys like Hunt, Pedo, Garlett have cost us so much.

Imagine if we went into next season and had a Blues-like injury list? We'd be bottom 4.


10 minutes ago, GCDee said:

We are so [censored]. 

Still think the AFL is rigged. 

The bald [censored] of an umpire hates us.

AFL is absolutely rigged. Has been for years!!

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    WTF NATHAN JONES!??

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    1 hour ago, Sir Why You Little said:

    But you want to trade Tyson....

    Yes SWYL, that's right.   We aren't going forward/upward with him in the team...  near enough is definately Not good enough.

    We have enough slowish inside Mids, who aren't damaging by hand or on the scoreboard. 


    You have no hope of beating a skilled side as a demons player. Not enough skill if we don't beat them into submission.

    Our achilles heel for ages has been failing to stop sides getting a run on and wrestling the momentum back or way.

    Goody has no idea how to correct this, as it is a defensive issue, which he doesn't have a clue about. We really need to bring in a quality defensive coach next year.


    Hahahha Neal bullen shat himself!

    [censored] spud

    ANB is a dud. 

     
    11 minutes ago, dee-tox said:

    No leadership. Jones, Gawn, Lewis, TMac have shown very little.

    Harmes, VD Berg look like the only ones that care.

    They look deer in the headlights!

    Not even worth discussing anymore. Simply no good. Poor depth and ridic poor coaching.


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