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GAMEDAY: Rd 05 vs Richmond

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    Smith, Lockhart, Melksham, TMac, vandenBerg all players many of us though should have been dropped over the past 2 weeks.

    All of them horrible today,

    But what would we know hey?

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    Ok....who shot him?

     

    This is a blend of 2012 Neeld and 2014 Roos era football. We will finish bottom 4. Bookmark that [censored].

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    What happened to the free for disabling the player after the dispose of the ball ? Hannan handballed then was taken out. No wonder TMac was caught when he had no one to assist

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    Is it instruction to keep kicking to a 1 against 3? Has to be ....you can’t be that dumb 

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    We've been terrible but the umpiring is so inconsistent and one sided.

    The down field before from Rivers and the throw from Martin earlier. So inconsistent. 

    We are in a place called no man's land and there is no way out.

    Melk should have been dropped, he's half the player he was.

    Smith just a basketballer.


    Hibberd has actually been good since coming back into the team

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    5 minutes ago, Win4theAges said:

    We are in a place called no man's land and there is no way out.

    Melk should have been dropped, he's half the player he was.

    Smith just a basketballer.

    Melk and 7 others im afraid. Not good.


    7 minutes ago, Demonland said:

    Tomlinson is just not a relief ruckman. 

    Yep. You’d hate to play Weideman. 

    • Thanks 1
    5 minutes ago, Jaded said:

    Can we please agree that Smith needs to go and Oscar deserves a game as we need an actual defender?

    I can't agree.  He is getting to contests that Oscar would never get near.  We need to see what he can become. 

    Reiwoldt only has 1 goal and isn't hurting us with his 9 posessions.

    We already know what Oscar is and he has reached his ceiling.

    This isn't the backline's fault.

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    Hibberd probably playing his best game in 2 years.

    May has also done a solid job on Lynch after considering a couple of shots at goal early.

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