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1 minute ago, Demonland said:

Oliver was being held in the middle. 

Cannot believe they missed it.  Wasn't a quick hold either, he was holding him before he got it, and then after the ball left the area.

 
 
6 minutes ago, trout said:

We should be in front and should have had a lot more holding the man free kicks.

Gerard Healy just said after Fritsch goal that this is the best lineup of the Dees in 20 years and the sky is the limit for them.

I know- I couldn't believe it either.


Someone in the square please.

Neale is killing us at the moment.  We need to either put the clamps on him or make him accountable the other way.

 

killing us this quarter.


We are getting smashed in clearances now. Gotta get going or this will become a tough proposition. 

6 minutes ago, Demonland said:

Still is. 

 

6 minutes ago, Demonland said:

Still is. 

Can we win a clearance????

Lions are a good side true test


1 minute ago, MF-C said:

Just have to kick that ball Brayshaw - get it forward 

Cost us a goal and the momentum

As I’ve said they are a much better team. They are killing us in every area right now. 


McCluggage killing us with his clean hands. Always hitting running players

WE're second to the ball

Just now, Wiseblood said:

Lions smashing us at the moment.  We need to lift.

Need to clear it.

 

their front and centre work is under 10s stuff and they are standing at front of contests and getting easy possesions. Three goals now from front and centre roving/handball receive.


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