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GAMEDAY: Rd 15 vs Sydney

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Just now, layzie said:

Wow, just wow 

We are playing like crap. 

Our season is done, you have heard it first.

 

Either delist Oscar or trade. A woeful woeful footballer. 

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    1 minute ago, wizardinoz said:

    Joel Smith is a complete waste of space out there.

    Compared to what someone like Oscar is throwing up, he looks like the next coming of Silvagni at the moment.

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    Another goal to Oscar. 

    Melbourne can never really be trusted, and if we lose this, do not deserve to play finals 


    Poor defense. Absolutely horrible. Wagner. Smith. Omac. That’s 3 non AFL quality players. 

    3 minutes ago, titan_uranus said:

    0-4 in clearances this quarter.

    Inexcusable given our opponent is a poor clearance side.

    We are completely off. 

    Smashed in clearances last week as well. What should be a strength every week with the personnel we have has somehow become a weakness.

    We're not switched on. This is looking ominous.

    We have absolutely zero workrate


    Pathetic duds time after time

    2 minutes ago, wizardinoz said:

    Joel Smith is a complete waste of space out there.

    Would love to know what his role is.  Has he even touched it so far?


    Please stop talking about putting Smith anywhere on a football field. He doesn't belong there. The defence is a mess.

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    Swans have a plan against our backline and its killing us. May and Lever not getting enough of it

     

    What is Jones doing? Go for goals. Show some leadership!

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    That’s it!!!

    Retire Jones now!!!!

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