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The delivery to Weideman was horrible for the most part. He played well

Hore was good too.

McDonald is clearly injured. 

 

A very rare winter's journey deep south last weekend attending our first big freeze. So here is our three word dispassionate analysis. Cheer up joeboy!

Jones - lost a yard

Viney - bust or crash

Gawn - captain by performance

Oliver - proliferate with ball

Brayshaw - greater match involvement

Hore - dwarf versus giant

May -  better late than ...

Lever - commendable return game 

Fritsch - ying and yang

Salem - uncharacteristic turnover king 

Frost - out for count

Hibberd - recovery ward escapee 

Baker - learning the ropes

Harmes - committed team man

Petracca - can impose himself

Hannan - greater connectivity required 

Weideman - stood his ground

Spargo - tackling efforts improved  

Garlett - enigma within enigma

Hunt - fluffed easier shot

T. McDonald - scoreboard pressure needed

Wagner - underrated, unappreciated soldier

Kicking coach - kick up khyber!

Collingwood supporters - surprisingly well mannered

 

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goal kicking by omission

22 hours ago, DemonLad5 said:

The delivery to Weideman was horrible for the most part. He played well

Hore was good too.

McDonald is clearly injured. 

Tom had the boots off quicker than ever on Monday. Given the likely nature of the injury I'm not sure if it's one they can operate on or if it's just one he has to manage, but if an operation is required I really hope the club sends him off for it now. The season is over for us, and it will be incredibly short sighted if we run the players into the ground in a desperate attempt to milk everything we can out of it and end up in the same boat preparation wise next year.

 

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