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GAMEDAY: Rd 15 vs Sydney

Whispering_Jack
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1 minute ago, P-man said:

He’s a better player than you are a poster that’s for sure.

Hes rubbish. Absolutely disgraceful that they are giving him charity games. Hes cost us 3 goals single handedly

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    Swans space galore Demons not a spare cm. Why? Coaching

    This is 2019 Melbourne.

    6 inside 50s for one point.

    They've had 8 inside 50s for 4.1.

    This is the same side who had 9 scoring shots in an entire game against Fremantle two weeks ago, but has already had 8 scoring shots in a half today.

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    So who's on Pap guys?  What a disaster at selection and so far on the day this has been

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    Just now, McQueen said:

    This is comical.

    Scoreline flatters us tbh. They’ve been harder at just about every contest.

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    Wake up you pack of losers!!?!

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    Most wouldn’t normally be as resigned to a loss before the second half, but can anybody recall the last time Melbourne played great catch-up footy? Just doesn’t happen. We be fkd. 

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    Swans game plan: Kick it to Omac

    They are genuinely just kicking it to whoever is on OMac for an uncontested entry or a weak turnover

     

    How does it feel to get shown up by a hapless Sydney side boys?

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    This is shocking, this is why we can never trust this team, we aren’t going inside 50 with any composure. 

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    3 minutes ago, Jaded said:

    Sydney coming off the same break. No excuse. None. 

    Without a doubt. You can see the sweat pouring off the Sydney players. They just have the desire to win. We just want to go back to the hotel.

    I doubt we will win next week here either. Our players can't handle the pressure.

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    One of these teams isnt competing for a finals birth. You would be excused for thinking it was us.

    wow, our pressure's good isn't it.

    Why the duck is our forward setup?

    everyone stands 30out in a bunch, ball bombed to them, 10 players go up, all miss it


    Hahaha. My mates are texting me "WTF".

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    Every contest we lose

    we cannot kick it 30 metres

    we cannot take a mark - aside from Gawn

    jones should be dragged for not kicking that goal from 30. Grow some balls!

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