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Far out Melbourne. Switch on FFS!!

Viney no awareness, but where is the talk from those around him to let him know he is hot?

And now, that's the third Swans goal from a crumb inside 50.  Terrible from us.


That early OMac handball is why I struggle to accept he's best 22. He picks it up and just gets rid of it, panicking.

Is that three crumbing goals we've conceded now?

 

Switch on fumble fumble fumble


Work around contests is as bad as I’ve seen 


Too many ordinary players like Wagner  and Omac worry me

Did we not receive the 2020 interpretation video from the umpires?

We don’t just drop the ball and get away with it like the other teams

WAKE UP


I'm not one to get nervous at a shaky start, but gee, we have come out this term and almost looked worse than the first term.  Some diabolical footy going on.

As i said a few weeks ago, he's a very good reader of the play and intercept defender, but gee for a bloke who cost us in the draft and gets paid $800 k a year or so, Lever's loopy kicking and sharpness under pressure is bog ordinary.

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We're lucky Gary Rohan is with Geelong now. He'd have 4 goals by now.


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