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Just now, Wiseblood said:

Brisbane playing out of their skin and we are average... yet we're just 8 points down.  Goes to show how much better we can be, and how good we are even when we're not on.

I read the forum before checking the score. I presumed we were down by 40+ points...

 

Brayshaw! God his kicking is frustrating.

Backline is complete trash 

Oliver on Hipwood. How are we constantly out of position like that? Where’s May?

Mids can’t hit a target except Salem. 

 

[censored] I wish Brayshaw could kick!


Joel Smith has had a positive second term.  Great goal on the run and some good pressure forward.  Anyone think he is a legit chance for Round 1?

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    2 minutes ago, Buzzy said:

    Brayshaw! God his kicking is frustrating.

    Frustrating is overstating it 

    It is sh!|house

    Edit ... should I eat my words on that goal... hmmm

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    Agreed Travis. J Smith thinks he's a world beater, he's about 4/5th in line when it comes to our tall forwards.

    I'd like to see Weed get more aggressive though, and tell him to keep out of his space.

     

    3 minutes ago, Gawn's Beard said:

    I read the forum before checking the score. I presumed we were down by 40+ points...

    We were half way there before we decided to play some football GB.

    2 minutes ago, Wiseblood said:

    Joel Smith has had a positive second term.  Great goal on the run and some good pressure forward.  Anyone think he is a legit chance for Round 1?

    yep

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    Lewis has been very good.

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    1 minute ago, Wiseblood said:

    Joel Smith has had a positive second term.  Great goal on the run and some good pressure forward.  Anyone think he is a legit chance for Round 1?

    Does some really dumb things however also has some elite attributes. 

    I hope he makes our round 1 team. 

    3 minutes ago, Gawn's Beard said:

    I read the forum before checking the score. I presumed we were down by 40+ points...

    We are two points down.  But, apparently, our backline is trash, they're running rings around us and we are stinking it up completely.  Can't wait to see when we're on, we'll win games by 150 points.

    What happened to the holding the ball rule?

    JHK walking in the rooms. Great news. 

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    1 minute ago, sydneydee said:

    Does some really dumb things however also has some elite attributes. 

    I hope he makes our round 1 team. 

    Hasn't done anything dumb today in my book.  Looks terrific out there across half forward.

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    J Smith is an athlete with a poor football brain. He does some nice things, but mostly just impedes our other tall forwards and flies for marks he'll never take and removes himself from the contest by being unable to follow up defensible. He's got some good attributes, but he's depth at best IMO.

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