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Great effort Hunty,  Turned it into a shot on goal.

 

Im not sure taking a mark on the arc and immediately playing on into traffic is a good idea.  Just hold it up and take a long shot, find a shorter target or kick outside the square.  % forward plays rather than manic pls


Baker having a poor game. TMac looking good again. We should win today.

Loud calls for play on when its us with possession.  Only one or two half hearted "play on" calls when its Brisbane.  Then gestures with hands in air after as if thats enough for us..."i hope they are watching me!....if not too bad...the Brissy player can wait forever to dispose".

And the AFL wonders why the fans are [censored] with the umpiring.

As per usual dominate inside 50s, but can’t kick for goal. 

 

2 nice throws from Rich and the player after there...nothing called.

Getting destroyed in Centre clearances. Need to fix that quick smart at quarter time. 

Clearly hit the post...why does he need to check???

Umps giving me the absolute [censored] already.


Just now, Rusty Nails said:

Clearly hit the post...why does he need to check???

CLEARLY.

Just now, Jaded said:

Getting destroyed in Centre clearances. Need to fix that quick smart at quarter time. 

been happening for a while. Not much use having a dominant ruckman if you can't set up for set plays. Much the same with Preuss at VFL level

If every player in our side was fined for turning the ball over going inside 50 - they'd be playing for nothing. Salem would be the only player with coin.

Smith and Harmes missing shots from 20-30 out. Not good enough. Deflates the whole team


Clarry jogging behind an opponent. In the first quarter. Okay then.

One problem with Bayley Fritsch, we don't have two of him.

He's an excellent decision maker and user of the ball. He'll often open up the play with his kicks.

 

Why do we insist on taking possession when about to be tackled  instead of tapping it into space away from opponent then running on to it or just kicking it off the ground up the line?

God Salems disposal is just 1st class


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