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3 minutes ago, Demonland said:

Can someone please tag Bont. No one is ever near him in any match I’ve watch them play. 

B.O.nt


9 minutes ago, Demonland said:

Why are the Bulldogs allowed to throw the ball?

They do this every week. No joke 

 
Just now, david_neitz_is_my_dad said:

Biggest reach

Take a 2 goal & 6 mark a game player out of our forward line and see how we go. Oh wait, we don't have one.

Your take is 3 years old, Taberner was very ordinary, but he's improved considerably these past two seasons 

Freo are playing like Melbourne to try and get Melbourne into the finals. A bold strategy. Let’s see if it works.


They can’t hit a target. 
I can see how annoying we would be to watch. 

1 minute ago, John Demonic said:

Take a 2 goal & 6 mark a game player out of our forward line and see how we go. Oh wait, we don't have one.

Your take is 3 years old, Taberner was very ordinary, but he's improved considerably these past two seasons 

He gets the Melbourne i50 delivery too when he plays on this team, doesnt work.


Just now, Jaded said:

They can’t hit a target. 
I can see how annoying we would be to watch. 

Strangely enough, they did manage to hit targets after quarter time when they played us. And they had Walters to kick goals for them when they were needed. 

Dogs look flat considering what’s on the line. If Freo could actually hit a target they’d be a couple of goals up.

The Freo backline is holding up well. 
Sadly their forwardline is non existent. It’s just like a Melbourne game. 


Oh dear.

And the award for the most embarrassing goal celebration goes to...

We can never escape Melbourne even when where barracking for Freo. I swear it Dees running in Freo jumpers

 

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