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Just now, Jaded said:

Don’t worry Goodwin has 4 more years to not fix anything. 

Seems like we get beaten exactly the same way every time by Collingwood.

Wonder what our theory is with allowing to happen every time? Perhaps we are trying to bore them to death the pounce while they are not paying attention.

 

Viney being held long before he takes possession, he needs to learn to tap it on rather than take the ball sometimes. He'd have 3 or 4 free kicks already.

we can still win this. too many poor handballs and missed marks. Hopefully our backline can settle down. some of these have not played together for a while so may take some time to sort themselves out. go dees

 

1 minute ago, DaveyJones'sLocker said:

The people critical of vineys leadership and bad disposal the same calling for Gawn to be captain he started  the chain of handball clangers with a 1 metre handball miss at the first clearance 

Not a reasonable argument based on one piece of play. Viney is a 1960s sort of Captain, head down barrel in push forward at all costs. No head for the game. A bad influence on our style of play.

 

1 minute ago, Return to Glory said:

You did see the Neeld period right?

Yes I did, back then we never had possession to display a skill error?

 


[censored] Spargo

Good vision Petracca. Keep it up.


Yep, lost patience with Spargo, at this moment at least.

Back to Casey, you'll get there mate, just keep at it

 

A 2nd year 19 year old is currently tearing our defence to shreds

there... Tracca is a midfielder.!

He leans forward to kick, when on the run to kick long.

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