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GAMEDAY: Rd 17 vs GWS

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No defenaive system whatsoever tonight. Their goals have come so easily. 

4 minutes ago, A F said:

Put your body on the line Fritsch!!!!

Frustrating me so much the last 4 - 5 games

 
3 minutes ago, Cards13 said:

Im sure his strategy was just that, the pan to the coaches box when he looked lost was after a Melb turn over that lead to a goal. He couldn’t believe the last 5 mins of that qtr. I’ve been on Goodwin the last few weeks, that half was players lead drop off. 
Anyway on to a % boosting win for us... 

fair call mate. I was actually trying to defend him about the vision shown of him on tv. I think the cameras are selective and love to show a reaction or no reaction...whatever suits.

I m just struggling with no real move when there is a run on against us


 

Absolute rubbish. This is the [censored] that ends games for us.


Himmelberg does what Weid should do.  Leads right up for the big mark in the middle and the easy goal out the back.  Williams giving Salem a bath on transition.

Just now, BAMF said:

Frustrating me so much the last 4 - 5 games

lol the last 4 or 5 games?

Where were our defenders and mids? Like, any of them?

 Joel Smith.... ?‍♂️


1 minute ago, Jaded said:

Smith with the awareness of Stevie Wonder. Jesus!

He has no idea what to do when he gets the ball in his hands. Sorry if the truth hurts.

Remember under Roos when there was a focus on not fumbling?

And defence?


Does any team lose their feet and go to ground as often as Melbourne?

Nev useless. Smith worse

 

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