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GAMEDAY: Rd 13 vs Bulldogs

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What was that? Bruce just waltzed in unopposed.

 

 
 

Jesus Christ that was embarrassing training run stuff 

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    1 minute ago, Demonland said:

    Hunter and Bont carving us up. 

    You’d think our coaches would do something about that. Apparently not. 

    Wake up or the game will be gone

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    Bont killing.

    Meanwhile our best tagger is currently spudding it up down back.

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    1 minute ago, whatwhatsaywhat said:

    fritsch's insistence to play from behind is so strange

    Likes to climb on the back.  Him and Weid need to recognise the moments when you need to play in front better 

    I haven't watched much footy this season - is Gary Lyon in any official way connected to the club?

    He seems to barrack for the opposition every time.


    argh fritta seriously annoys me

    3 minutes ago, DeeSince73 said:

    What was that? Bruce just waltzed in unopposed.

     

    So easy for them to defend

    Fritsch doesn't tackle. If he doesn't take all his chances at goal, that one 30m directly in front, then he's a liability.

    I’m sorry but this is [censored] disgraceful. Why do we play this garbage? We are [censored] asleep. 


    playing like a  8-12th ranked team against a similar team.

    Need to bring the lesser players into the game if we are going to win it.

    Goodwin playing the usual gameplan

     

    Starting to look worrying

    Outside run absolutely killing us.

    We are a team full of one paced plodders.

    Pickett, Sparrow, Spargo are no where to be seen.


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