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Jake bowey has had about 8 disposals that quarter.

Siren sounds just as Rosman is about to run onto the ball on an open wing

 

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Neitschke looks good and Petty has taken some strong grabs.


1 minute ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Jake bowey has had about 8 disposals that quarter.

Was hoping to see him have to defend more, because there's no doubt he's a guy we want in the team getting the ball.

2 minutes ago, chook fowler said:

The commentary is putrid. No idea who many of the players are.

Of course they don't. It's a 3/4 practice match between the 30-40 players on AFL lists and whatever VFL players they could cobble together to fill out the numbers, being umpired by some assistant coaches and volunteers doing the goal and boundary umpiring. Nobody cares. 

I'm thankful that we can get a stream at all. I'm happy to listen to the commentary if they interview guys like Balme, who gave some interesting thoughts on the game and even how he thought we played. 

 

Tigers look far more organised.  Both Laurie and Bowery look classy

Edited by Guest

Is Vandenberg playing?


I’m liking Laurie’s sidestep, looks to be very agile and classy with the ball.

Forward entries are a mess.

Bowey looks a class act. Speed and skills.

Umpiring is a bit biased ?

Choco is only paying our free kicks and gave us 50 for a man on the mark infringement.

And is that Goodwin goal umpiring who tried to wipe off one of their goals as touched?


Get Bowey in

Edited by Guest

Positives are far and few between, but they are good ones. Bowey has maybe had 15 already? And only one (around his body) has been ineffective. Laurie also very composed. They are both really good footballers. They know where to go and they hit targets. Rosman is not quite there yet. His skills and what he does it good but the natural footy sense isnt there yet. Petty is outstanding in the backline - only him and Bowey back there doing anything. lots of intercepts. 

Farmer would look better in a good team, he's going ok. Bedford doing Bedford things - a lot of chasing. Bradke going ok. Browne is cited, but not doing a lot? 

Neitchke was very good before going off in the second quarter. 

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Maurice jnr has got it.


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