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7 unanswered goals. 

WAHOO GO DEES

 
2 minutes ago, dees189227 said:

Look what pendles does for his team and look at our captains

Says it all

 

Hope we get smashed by 100 points. Until we do Goodwin is going to just continue going through the motions.

Where's Jayden Hunt?? Hasn't touched the ball for 3 weeks now

5 minutes ago, —coach— said:

I’m as annoyed as you rusty about where we sit however your shotgun approach to the issue may not be as effective as you think in correcting the situation.

Watch the players Coach and tell me they are playing for Goody.  Most running at half pace and watching.  The radio says our two leaders laying virtually zero tackles over matches not just today amd looking disinterested???

They are saying this is the weakest Pies team fielded for the year yet they are just waltzing away from ground ball contests.

The club scored off the most from turnovers.  Easily the equal worst skilled team in the AFL alongside the GC rabble.

Club is a joke and we are back to being the irrelevant laughing stock of the league that we were pre-Roos.

Cant maintain possesion for more than about 20 min of footy.  No possession tempo game.  Most players looking to give off to "anyone" and not take responsibility.

Dress it up however you like... we are shizen and Goody has taken us there.

 

I thought what Maynard did then was going to be paid as fifty at the start of the year. Ran over the mark and then engaged the player. Thought they wanted the players unrestricted to be able to play on

We're not going to play finals this year if we keep playing footy like that. 


May, Salem, Lever, Hibberd, Jones - total 0 tackles. Troy Chaplin should be held to account for this backlines pressure 

Petty the only one willing to fly the flag!!

 

Classic Petracca, gone missing after half time

4 minutes ago, Demonland said:

Why is nobody playing on Sidebottom?

It's ok ..Simons got a special plan for him....any minute now....pretty soon....maybe today..


A 19 year old  showing some ticker at long last ..., the rest?

Edited by Tarax Club


Just now, dazzledavey36 said:

Petty the only one willing to fly the flag!!

 

Are you referring to the red and blue one?  Or the white one that we seem to be using on a regular basis.

"Its a grand old flag .... the flag of the ..... white"

 
1 minute ago, chookrat said:

Petty is an angry man. This kid has something. 

 

1 minute ago, Tarax Club said:

19 year old  showing some ticker at long last

One more full preseason will surely knock that out of him.


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