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Gus no helmet. I know it shouldn’t but it makes me nervous. 

3 minutes ago, FireInTheBelly said:

Barrett on MMM just spewing out that the relationship between Goody and BMac is strained and that's why he's leaving. So he's calling Goody a liar then?

It would be so good to meet Barrett 1 on 1

such a [censored] he is...

 

Lol the score review on the wrong kick. 

Amateur hour. 


Oscar has saved us a couple of goals already by playing forward.

But a nice block by him then. Good work Oscar

Edited by Brownie

1 minute ago, FireInTheBelly said:

That is a new level of incompetence.

Surely they will review that and correct the score of it was in fact a goal. 

I know we’re second last but you’d think 2 clubs who play at the MCG regardless of position would at least get over 50,000 regardless of a weather forecast.

 

Sat down to watch the footy and my 6 year old says to me “oh dad we are watching Melbourne, they will lose you know”

Not great when your 6 yo knows how bad we are!!

ABC reporting Gawn finger, possible dislocation?


New rule - head down into opponents midriff = high tackle. 

Jesus Trac. Your goal kicking is putrid. Absolutely putrid. 

Salem 7 disposals

Edited by Wadda We Sing


1 minute ago, monoccular said:

New rule - head down into opponents midriff = high tackle. 

Rule of the week.

Not sure why we don't adjust to do the same 

6 minutes ago, McQueen said:

Surely they will review that and correct the score of it was in fact a goal. 

Mark my words - in the extremely unlikely event that we win by under 5 points we will become the victims of the first ever post match retrospective review. ?

 

Great pressure by May


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