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Oscar McDonald...oh boy!

 

 
1 minute ago, Moonshadow said:

If Oliver, Viney and Brayshaw get on top and the umpires shed their bias, we are seriously in this.

Yep, it's what has me quietly confident for the second half.  They lifted in that last ten minutes, so hopefully that has given them confidence.

I agree with others that we have been well beaten in some areas tonight, but the fact we are still in it is a real positive.  Our forward line has looked much more open which has allowed us to kick more goals and have those opportunities.  If the three you mentioned above continue to lift then we can get more of those chances in the second half.

11 minutes ago, chook fowler said:

If Jones is to play it must be up forward - useless elsewhere.

Hibberd is gone. Hore showing something.

Wagners will never be any good.

OMac just horrible.

Your last two statements i agree with. I haven't given up on Hibb's yet though.

 
Just now, Return to Glory said:

Oscar McDonald...oh boy!

 

Had a bit of a shocker.

I've felt Frosty hasn't been too bad so far tonight, apart from one kicking blunder.  He has generally done some good things down back.

U pairing is [censored]. Boundaries can’t throw the ball in. Field umpires always looking for a soft over the shoulder to the Swans and if we get a free they bring it back everytime allowing the Swans to manup. Front on contact to our forwards doesn’t exist. Anyway we are still in it. Petracca stand up mate! 


38 minutes ago, BAMF said:

Oscar McDonald is having a terrible night.

Terrible Night?? He has had a Terrible Career!!!

Just now, Wiseblood said:

Our forward line has looked much more open which has allowed us to kick more goals and have those opportunities.

Sure, but the forward line isn't really the problem, it's up the other end of the ground where we've been leaking goals all season. Even against Essendon we managed 18 goals - which, incidentally was the 3rd highest score in the whole round.

Long bombs i50 not hurting us as much. A few are thankfully looking shorter

 

My God were in front!!!

That ump will be sacked


Front contact now but not in 1st quarter? Umpires are straight out idiots


We simply can’t let the ball into our defensive 50 because it’s a certain goal. 

 

Let’s put Spargo on the mark again.


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