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Just now, Biffen said:

No composure in the 50.

STILL no genuine key tall forwards that are reliable kicks at goal.

It's time to bring Brown in for 3 matches or so for Weid.ย  If that fails then its time to ask Tomlinson to earn his keep in place of May and send May forward for the final experiment before cleaning out our Key Tall stocks atย end of season.

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Just now, The heart beats true said:

Well they are clearly better than us ?โ€โ™‚๏ธ

Thats not saying much

Just now, BW511 said:

Brisbane are more desperate, so much hungrier to win the ball

Nonsense. Look at viney! Weโ€™ve just missed a few goal set shots.

 
Just now, GCDee said:

Don't forget the Langdon set shot from 40 out directly Infrontย 

Yep missed at least 6 gettable goals, and two definitely should have been goals, kicking ourselves out of it!!

They are just a touch more polished and structured than us in a higher qualityย game. Just not taking our chances yet could still pinch it if we get some momentum.ย 


3 minutes ago, Pates said:

Weโ€™ve kicked ourselvesย out of the game, every one of Weids kicks were very gettable. Bennell shouldโ€™ve nailed his. We kick half of those and itโ€™s a goal in it.ย 

Our own worst enemies, hard to watch when that happens.

Gerrard Healy is one of the most insufferable people to listen to, I could list a dozen examples but itโ€™s just constant.ย 

We did the same last year at the Gabba when we missed 4 or 5 set shots and let Hipwood off the leash for 15 minutes for 4 goals.ย 

Jetta is brave, but he's cooked. His only weapon now is putting his head over it, which he is doing to his detriment.

Man how I wish Bennell had nailed that goal...

Lions are much cleaner and we have gone back to wasting the ball.

They're beating us in the clearances as well which is putting us onย the back footย 

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1 minute ago, The heart beats true said:

Well they are clearly better than us ?โ€โ™‚๏ธ

They are a lot better than us. Weย are being schooled with ball use and pressure. We canโ€™t get our hands on the ball in the middle. And we canโ€™t get any continuity with the ball.ย 

Edited by Jaded

Very sloppy skills. I know itโ€™s wet but Lions much cleaner. Terrible hospital handballs to no one and very little clean possession. WTF is Nev doing??


Viney tries all day and all night and has the biggest heart, but he just bangs it out anywhere when he gets it....diesnt even appear to look !

Missed some easy goals

Did the umpire just make up a new rule, dangerous tackle? Let's consult our dictionaries to check what dangerous means. It could mean a number of things. The umpire needs to be more precise, not make things up on the run.ย 

And very poor from Healy saying Jetta ducked his head again. Would he say that about Selwood? I think not.ย 

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1 minute ago, The heart beats true said:

Well they are clearly better than us ?โ€โ™‚๏ธ

That's not hard

Our midfield is getting smashed and boy was Bennell's miss costly.

2 minutes ago, Purple77 said:

I'm still tryna' cool down from that Harley moment.

Absolutely killed us.

Me too, I felt myself deflate instantly. In this kind of game it is just a killer.


Big test this quarter. Cant get blown away or it sets us back massively

11 minutes ago, Jaded said:

This is what a quality team looks like.ย 
Sadly we are a mediocre side. We will get smashed next week too.ย 

I want to party with you

1 minute ago, Earl Hood said:

Nearly threw the iPad on that non decision. FFS.

We need to recruit players who know how to kick. We are our own worst enemy.


Missed about 7 easy goals. Even with the sh-t umpiring We could have won.

ย 

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