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2021 welcome to demonland Al Clarkson. 

 

If oscar or Jones get another game im going to spew. They're both terrible and cost us 5 goals tonight 


@Gunna’s I think Sydney have been there since Monday.

1 minute ago, whatwhatsaywhat said:

season done, on to 2021 we go

At the moment I don't feel like I'll do that at all. Why bother? Let down after let down after let down.


Pathetic confusion with overstretched supports.

Just now, Elegt said:

If oscar or Jones get another game im going to spew. They're both terrible and cost us 5 goals tonight 

Oscar cost us 3 goals in critical moments of the first half. OUT!!!! 

Flat after the Alice game and started awfully.

No smarts working with the breeze against. Senior players as guilty as anyone.

Way too slow down back and in the midfield again. Oscar out and Tomlinson made us immediately better.

Forward line stank, had to have some talent there. 
 

Pretty much all the usual problems


I wonder if the players had a similar expectation to some of the posters on the Gameday thread this morning. Dees easily, Swans are rubbish, no Rampe, no Mills etc etc.

Well, Sydney are a team that have dominated us over the last decade with a very good coach who’s also very good on game day.

This wasn’t a surprise at all.

Edited by At the break of Gawn

1 minute ago, GCDee said:

2021 welcome to demonland Al Clarkson. 

 

Why would he come to us? 

 

In spite of everything, we had every chance to win that. Fritsch, Langdon, Gawn, Salem all missed really straightforward shots. 

Sure, the players were woeful.  But If there's one thing I know, it's that Goodwin can't get this team to play to their potential.

We look like a rabble, against a team that would actually be better served losing right now.

Next coach please.


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