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How did Viney escape that tackle? Trac torched that play, but that was vintage handball chains c. 2018 there.

 

Something seriously needs to be done about Tracc's kicking action. Its terrible.

Tracc pls get your kicking right mate.  Give him no other task on the track this week but working on his kicking on the run and set shots.  Stretch the same!  How far off it is Gus!????

 

Lockhart is going from strength to strength. Very clever, the kind of smart footballer we need more of. Creative.


Twice in a row Tim Smith doesn’t jump when he’s in the vicinity of TMac. The first one TMac misses the mark by a whisker, the second spills out the back and he gets a goal out of it. Forwards who don’t spoil each others marks - it’ll never catch on.

A nice stat....

Melbourne have outscored West Coast 3.1.19 to 1.2.8 from stoppages. All three of Melbourne's stoppage goals have been from throw-ins in its forward half.

AFL site

 

Fritsch of 2019 is a liability and adds nothing to the side. His kicking has turned to [censored] and he’s getting beaten in the air. Needs a spell at Casey big time.

Why do we keep slipping over?


Marty Hore is Steven Febey 2.0.

VFL-level awareness there from the 1st gamer. We were off there.

Oscar panic handball to Salem ...sells him in to trouble as he has no legs at all


Baker struggling with the pace of the game, but getting to the right spots to link up. Could be decent if he gets used to the step up in pace.


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Baker struggling with the pace of the game, but getting to the right spots to link up. Could be decent if he gets used to the step up in pace.

Few games and he’ll be right I reckon 

 

Ouch. Not to be heartless but shouldn’t we have the ball since no one touched the ball after the kick in?

 

Oscar has been quite good tonight. I almost don't fill my pants every time he's near the ball, which is nice.


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