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3 minutes ago, BrisbaneDemon said:

What has happened to Oliver? Hand balls to stationary team mates, applies no defensive pressure, can barely run out the 4th quarter?  Appears to have done [censored] all to get himself right after his shoulder surgeries.

Agree. No pace. No energy. Handballs to no one

3 minutes ago, DemonOX said:

Weed needs to go back to the seconds with Omac. 

?

 
2 minutes ago, ding said:

Most over-rated player in the AFL.

I have said this for 18 months.

I don’t regret the Watts or Hogan trades and I don’t think I’d regret him going either. 

Just now, Sigil said:

Not quite what I was trying to say. Cheers and apologies. Cheers.

Sorry mate, must have mis-read it. ?


 

Name one player this year that has improved from last year?  Marty Hore has nearly been our best player tonight and he’s come from the AFL.

1 minute ago, Wiseblood said:

The commentators on the umpires side when Richmond get a free kick?  Perish the thought!

In on the cheating.


I feel sorry for the demonlander who backed the tigers at 40+. Cruel.

Edit: congratulations mate

Just now, BrisbaneDemon said:

Name one player this year that has improved from last year?  Marty Hore has nearly been our best player tonight and he’s come from the AFL.

Stretch 

Top 5 distance covered on the ground are all Richmond players.

Youngest 5 players on the ground are all Richmond players.

No excuses for us. It’s purely down to effort and work rate. It’s not good enough. Seeing Brayshaw miss a tackle and then just stand there while his opponent waltzes off is damning.


Just now, Bombay Airconditioning said:

He’s got 1 year left on contract....

Wonder if he’s in the same superannuation fund as Lewis

Has this been the most biased commentary you've ever heard?  Cameron Ling wants to boof every one of the Tiger players up the [censored].  

Okay, I'll just say it. Martin is a thug and gets applauded for it. Riewoldt is a weasel who kept twisting player's arms behind their backs when they were lying on the ground. Umpires have no idea.

Where are the arseclowns that said trading Hogan wasnt a massive loss. 


I’ve been critical of Goodwin so far this year, but he made some positive moves today imo, but the skills have been possibly the worst I have seen from a Melbourne side for a decade, and that’s saying something. So many fumbles and missed handballs. Can’t blamed Goody for that [censored].

Just now, Wiseblood said:

Has this been the most biased commentary you've ever heard?  Cameron Ling wants to boof every one of the Tiger players up the [censored].  

It's like that for all our games. AFL sanctioned of course.

 
1 minute ago, chook fowler said:

Wonder if he’s in the same superannuation fund as Lewis

It’s an industry super ?

1 minute ago, chook fowler said:

Wonder if he’s in the same superannuation fund as Lewis

The Simon Goodwin pension plan?


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