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56% disposal efficiency. horrid.

 

What’s wrong with Preuss?

Backline may not be missing players but my god it’s missing game practice. All at sea together. 


Another belting coming up

 
1 minute ago, jane02 said:

What’s wrong with Preuss?

Accidental kick in the guts. Should be ok. Just struggling to collect his breath. 


Nice work from Louis!

Hunt trails his man again from a rushed kicked forward.  Is he ever going to learn? 

Easy turnover as a result and an opportunity lost.  Eventually the Dogs scored their 3rd goal

All because Hunt chose to play from behind.  And all our forwards do it so he's not alone.

Undisciplined football ... coach killers.

Umpires listening to the crowd again......Getting sick of this [censored] week by week.

Beautiful goal.


Lewis held for a week and a half.....Play on....FFS.


Horrible decision/kick by the young rookie there.  Goody must show that to him post match review.  Big no no

Umpire #22 kills us every time. Blatant cheat.

 

Happy with that quarter! Thought we played our style, which has been severely lacking this year.

Also, just bloody play Gus in the middle. We don't have any decent wing players. So it may as well be someone like Lewis.

Melbourne player gets held, Dogs crowd boos, umpires give nothing. Dogs player holds the ball, Dogs crowd boos, umpires gives holding the man. Well done umpires!


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