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Viney, Jones would even drop Salem to make a statement, assistant coaches and Goodwin enough is enough.

 

Viney might be the lowest IQ player in football history

Out: OMac, Smith, Jones, Melksham, Fritsch, Weid 

In: Hibberd, Lockhart,  Baker, Pickett, Bennell, TMac

Give us run and some fresh legs please and finally accept that Oscar and Jones should have just played their last game.


It was a 22 player awful performance, it is always the coaches fault, remind me how many coaches in last few years?

 

 

 
IN: Bennell, Hibberd, Bedford, Pickett, Hannan

OUT: Jones (inj), OMac, Smith, Melksham, Wagner
 
5 minutes ago, Satyriconhome said:

It was a 22 player awful performance, it is always the coaches fault, remind me how many coaches in last few years?

 

 

I have to agree with this, its on the players. There refusal to be in the game and up for the fight from the start is stark. no good starting try in teh second half. Had to be in teh first qtr with teh wind and put the game away and take teh sniff away from the opposition. Cant think of anyone who really gave it everything. Max maybe teh exception.


1 minute ago, Lord Nev said:
IN: Bennell, Hibberd, Bedford, Pickett, Hannan

OUT: Jones (inj), OMac, Smith, Melksham, Wagner
 

If Goodwin keeps Melksham in.. i think im done. honestly i think i will hang it up for the year. 

11 minutes ago, adonski said:

Viney might be the lowest IQ player in football history

Reckon Smith pips him... just.

12 minutes ago, Mr Steve said:

Someone explain what Smith and Wagner did to get a game this week. 

Wagner needs to be delisted at seasons end. 

Smith is always the whipping boy but Viney and Jones get a pass because he is hard at it and gee we must get him to 300 well that will win us a flag.

Nup

who cares, can’t do this much longer

born in June 64 

been a member since 85 & are tired so very tired 

Ok I’ll stop winging 


Honestly who care. We won’t beat GWS and the Bombers will [censored] us!!

Out: omac, Smith, Viney, Wagner, Jones, anb

 

In: tmac (back), vdb, Lockhart, Bennell, kossie, bedford

1 minute ago, Billy said:

Nup

who cares, can’t do this much longer

born in June 64 

been a member since 85 & are tired so very tired 

Ok I’ll stop winging 

Nah you have earned the right.

Im vintage '68 so i know how you feel.

The club blows chunks.


Out: Oscar, Rivers, Viney, ANB, Wagner, Smith 

In: Hibberd, Pickett, Tmac, Bennell, AVB, Lochart 

For the first time in a long time, I honestly don’t care. Not that it would have won us the game, but Lockhart instead of Smith (or more likely OMac) would have made a big difference.

So whatever we post here, expect the opposite,

 

The two that have to go are Oscar and Jones.  Neither should play again unless we absolutely have no choice.

A few saying Weid should be dropped, but that's a bit silly.  Had a shocker but our ball use going forward was a joke.  He has runs on the board.

Will they flick Smith as well?  Doesn't get much of it and still panics, but then I didn't think he lowered his colours to Papley.  Papley still got his hands on the footy a bit but I didn't think he was that damaging tonight.

Who comes in?  Take your pick.  Pickett, Hannan and AVB will probably get a look in, but then so should Jay Lockhart.  Hibberd to come back in IF he is fit.

Out- Melksham, OMac, Wagner, Jones, ANB, Harmes, Smith.

In - Baker, Hibberd, Bedford, Bennell, Jetta, Lockhart , Pickett.

 

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