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Good to see I'm not the only one thoroughly unimpressed with Geelong.

Now of course they'll probably come out next week and play a manic fast game or something, but if this is how they play next week, I like the chances of our defensive set up against their ball movement.

Just tuned in. Is it just a scrappy game or is it the 'state of the game' conversation the commentators are suggesting?

 

If Clarkson can rebuild Hawks he truly is a genius. Should have taken the big money and gone elsewhere. They are ordinary

1 minute ago, layzie said:

Just tuned in. Is it just a scrappy game or is it the 'state of the game' conversation the commentators are suggesting?

Just two mid to lower tier teams; Cats are missing their cream and Hawks are just bog ordinary 


Whatever the umpires have done to Geelong this game, that free kick against them for a "hold" in defence is just terrible. That was just strong bodywork from the Geelong defender. No hold. Never should have been penalised.

 
Just now, Sir Why You Little said:

Selwood rubbish again 

Absolute stager. Make everything look worse and never get called on it. Good part Frosty plays for Hawks


The down field free is there to penalise players who thump players who have disposed of the ball. But those [censored] umps pay it for a slight push in the back maybe a millisecond after disposal. 

I've seen glaciers move quicker than Geelong. 

I know it’s just a game but I feel like I genuinely hate Joel Selwood.

Thank god Frosty plays for the Hawks.

I've not seen too many worse performances by an individual than this.

That said, I hope karma bites Geelong here. Their game style is awful and they'll get destroyed against better teams.


1 minute ago, Rab D Nesbitt said:

I've seen glaciers move quicker than Geelong. 

They've stood in tackles a lot today and hung on to the ball for ages.

Hope we pay attention to really pinning the arms this week.

Higgins hammy. 
Hoping 29 and 26 for Cats do theirs.

Edited by Redleg

Add ruining football again to the list of reasons to hate Geelong. As boring as sport gets. 


Just now, Cheesy D. Pun said:

Thank god Frosty plays for the Hawks.

I've not seen too many worse performances by an individual than this.

That said, I hope karma bites Geelong here. Their game style is awful and they'll get destroyed against better teams.

No excuses whatsoever next Sunday 

We play hard and fast Footy for 4 Quarters, we win

Come on Cats bring this one home so I can apply the strange logic that a win here will make you less motivated next week.

 

 Getting Geelong off a 6 day break with no Dangerfield Higgins and Rohan...and playing boring [censored] football

If I were a Hawthorn supporter I don't think I could deal with playing CJ and Frost in the same backline. Both are the same - they take off helter skelter but make ridiculous harebrained decisions. Like that 50. He's faster than his teammates, which is useless to the teammates.


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