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Just now, Moonshadow said:

Jack lifted his arm to turn a legal tackle into an arm over shoulder. Thought that was to be play on?

Takes umps about a year to catch up with the rule changes

 
 

Glad flranklin missed but they were sooo clean.. amazing how clean they were - its the difference.

2 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Jack Viney 1 disposal...

At least 15 shoves on the opponent though...which is good because it looks like we're getting back to the Frawley/Rivers days of elbowing our opponents in the back before the opening bounce...only to go bruise free once the game starts.


 

Viney 2019 is Brett Moloney 2011. All muscle, no show.

when we are bad, we are really bad. somehow we manage to drop our bundle better than any other team.



Richie Vandenberg wasn't captain when the Hawks won the first of 4 flags. Why is Jones. It's over, it was over last year for him. It's much more of an issue that it looks from a glance. How are the young guys expected to take orders from a bloke who does nothing on game day. Nothing

How about that space around the stoppage for that goal...we don't get afforded that kind of space...

Our stoppage set up is an absolute mess.

Cant win a one-on-one.

We are a shadow of our former selves. 

I want answers. I don’t buy the no pre season [censored]. We look absolutely stuffed and devoid of any team work. 

 


Sydney down 1 man.

Swans by 6 goals.

 

We are literally trailing behind in every single contest. Bizarre.

Just now, ICU2 Jerry Jerry said:

Richie Vandenberg wasn't captain when the Hawks won the first of 4 flags. Why is Jones. It's over, it was over last year for him. It's much more of an issue that it looks from a glance. How are the young guys expected to take orders from a bloke who does nothing on game day. Nothing

Yep should have retired last year at the latest


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