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2 minutes ago, Nelo said:

He’s a shocking kick for goal. 

Not according to the highly paid so called experts.

Each time he lines up for a shot commentators wax lyrical about his exquisite foot skills.

Right before he shanks it.

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2 minutes ago, titan_uranus said:

We were struggling all quarter with clearances and CPs. Our first quarter dominance disappeared.

We defended well for the first 3/4 of that quarter but from the Lever turnover onwards we just couldn't stop them.

Had our chances (Fritsch's late miss and ANB's infuriating failure to run closer to goal before kicking) but if we don't get back on top in the middle we won't win.

Yep as always, we have a dumb game plan that relies on one thing and one thing only. Dominate clearances. When that doesn’t happen, and it rarely does, we fall apart quicker than a house of cards. 

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The umpiring is a joke. Not talking bias just ridiculous, all these in the backs and highs just aren’t there, it is what naturally happens if you actually tackle someone and they go to ground. Then you have the De Boar cameo! Should be charged for staging. 

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Someone needs to tell viney he doesn't need to take on every player. 

Melksham needs to go back to the forward line. He has turned over the ball a few times. 

Max seriously your foot skills are shocking. 

Baker looking alright. 

Come on dees we are going ok just need to tweak a few things. 

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Just now, Pickett2Jackson said:

LOL throwing away a handy lead with little to no resistance.   Same old Demons.

We had our moments but the umps got very involved that quarter P2J.

Spargo gets that very obvious high tackle in front we were up by 25 or so for a game high lead.

It then goes down the other end and who gets a high tackle inside 50 lol.  Then de Boers staging.  Free kick to Lever not paid results in a goal.

GWS's first two goals from free kicks also.

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How many years has Viney been at the club and no coach has got hold of him and absolutely bashed him until he ldeveloped a right side. Should have been told “ you dont kick on your left until further notice, if ya do its 40 pushups and 50 laps”

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33 minutes ago, Wiseblood said:

He is SO DAMN CLOSE to ripping a game apart.  

He just needs to kick those goals and he'll be right.

I thought so. He needs to have the confidence to kick a basic set shot from 45 in front.

Conversely, Hunt seems to know where they are these days. I'd back him to snap a goal anywhere inside 50. Strange.

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How is this club ever going to have a future if most of the team can't hit simple targets?

It's just embarrassing to watch at times.

As much as I can't stand Goodwin, we hit those targets we keep our lead.

 

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1 minute ago, titan_uranus said:

We were struggling all quarter with clearances and CPs. Our first quarter dominance disappeared.

We defended well for the first 3/4 of that quarter but from the Lever turnover onwards we just couldn't stop them.

Had our chances (Fritsch's late miss and ANB's infuriating failure to run closer to goal before kicking) but if we don't get back on top in the middle we won't win.

^This.

We started getting smashed in centre clearances which has become a very familiar theme. And failed to take our chances. 

I don’t think the umpiring has been as influential as others. A couple of absolute howlers our way as well.

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