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24 minutes ago, Jaded said:

You enjoying our quality display of football? 

Not really.

 

Dees will get up by 40pt this quarter  and win by 7pts


Wtf was the umpire doing there.....thats roughly thr third bounce thats gone outside the circle that wasnt recalled.  Has the rule changed?

Gifted them that goal. Absolutely gifted.

 

Umpiring is pathetic. Fritsch’s kicking is a disgrace. This game is a delight. 


Is there any chance Weid could impact a game early??

Edited by Rusty Nails


Fritsch is having a stinker.

Poor ball use and been shy to contact.

Doing some nice things but [censored]

Brayshaw newds to get rid of those no look handballs.... absolutely discraceful

Just overall terrible skills and decision making bu a lot of players.

And kicking for goal wowee so so.ugly 


Omg Weiderman. 

This game has heartbreak written all over it.

Just now, Graeme Yeats' Mullet said:

Yes

Yet many on DL still laud his skills

His attacking kicking from defense is the issue. 

For some reason his f50 kicking is much better

 
Just now, whatwhatsaywhat said:

wow weed

smoking something thats for sure


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