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It feels like last weeks game except its collingwood that have got the good start instead. 

Wc need a goal to settle things and fast or this could be over soon 

 

Is incompetence contagious? We must have passed the germ on last week.

Why doesn't McGovern just start punching them?? Well within his rites.

 

Lol, a LeCras special by Rioli.

Just shows how open this season was. We blew a huge opportunity last week, sad to say. 

If we'd played against this West Coast outfit today at the G like we played the Cats in week 1, we'd be smashing them. 


1 minute ago, SaberFang said:

Just shows how open this season was. We blew a huge opportunity last week, sad to say. 

If we'd played against this West Coast outfit today at the G like we played the Cats in week 1, we'd be smashing them. 

We were out of puff and saved our worst for prelim day.

Filth off to a flyer. 2nd quarter will tell everything. In fact first goal will tell all.

 

Naive rule question:  You not allowed to block a player trying to mark or spoil the ball.  But you can when you are trying to make sure the ball goes through for a goal?


Don't write off the cokeheads yet.

7 minutes ago, sue said:

Naive rule question:  You not allowed to block a player trying to mark or spoil the ball.  But you can when you are trying to make sure the ball goes through for a goal?

Yeah it's in the rule book

Sect 51.B.3.c - Different rules for Forwards

Big Cox is pretty flacid.

Hasn't fired a shot Darling


5 minutes ago, McQueen said:

Big Cox is pretty flacid.

Would like to see weideman signed sooner rather than later.

Pies will be desperate if Cox doesn't fire next year


Darling ever done anything in a final?

 

Brayden Maynard is a seriously tough unit. 

Did Fritsch qualify for the final of the GF sprint?


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