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GAMEDAY: Rd 09 vs West Coast

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1 minute ago, Demonland said:

Petracca has zero confidence of set shot. 

so we put him at ff.

Just now, Demonland said:

Petracca needs a psychiatrist for his kicking in front of goal. 

It’s not just between the ears. Everything that can be wrong his technique is wrong. The way he holds the ball, the height from which he drops the ball, the way he leans back. Everything.

 

We should be at least three goals up. Do not burn these chances ffs.

 

1 minute ago, P-man said:

It’s not just between the ears. Everything that can be wrong his technique is wrong. The way he holds the ball, the height from which he drops the ball, the way he leans back. Everything.

The fact the club hasn't addressed it is a joke

1 minute ago, Superunknown said:

Better than on trade table 

Better in the middle


Petracca has mental issues in front of goal. Just Does not want to take set shots it's a massive issue


What was that, 7-2?  And we lost the contest and they have three players raffle the ball on the outside.  Dumb football. 

 

How was that. I reckon we had 9 players around the footy and couldn't lock it in. Eagles get it on the outside, kick to Kennedy, goal. Our season in a nutshell. We absolutely need to fix this, and it's a coaching issue.

All our good work gets undone by pathetic ball use and goddamn Petracca kicking for goal like a 6 year old playing his first game of Auskick!


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