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Salem needed to run and get than in we had two players out the back. Glad we fought back but we lost that game our selves. Shocking skills and footy smarts. 

Ask us for a million when we learn how to win a [censored] game 

 

Salem taking 15 seconds to kick it. Tomlinson having a shot from 55 out. Neither of them kicking it to advantage.

Geelong a player down all game.

Why the [censored] did Tomlinson rush that [censored] at goal??!!

 

Hoooooray!!!!!  A contested mark inside 50 wow!!  And a goal.  Amazing what a genuine forward can do for a team

1 minute ago, dazzledavey36 said:

How good is our forward line hey.

 

1 minute ago, Jaded said:

A mark. A [censored] contested mark. A miracle. 

 

2 minutes ago, Buzzy said:

It's just not working for Melksham today.  

Our forward line is impotent.

 

4 minutes ago, leave it to deever said:

And cost us a goal in the first.

Outs next week....mfc fwd line.

Our list needs a quality key forward. This game illustrates it yet again.  And we need to sacrifice a contested midfielder.  Dominating inside 50s and contested possessions is a game plan that is not working with the current list


1 minute ago, MF-C said:

so dumb by Salem - what a moron 

Had to kick to 15 out. At worst it ends as a stoppage.

Geelong are average. We are worse

 

Dumb,paniced,obvious,mistake riddled, directionless football.Goodwins trademark.

Hoooooray!!!!!  A contested mark inside 50 wow!!  And a goal.  Amazing what a genuine forward can do for a team


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