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2 minutes ago, Pates said:

Here’s the thing, Giants are beating us by pure efficiency. We have the territory, we have been controlling much of the play but when it gets out they are using the ball so much better. 

Clarry should’ve kicked one of his goals and we’ve had a number of forward entries that have gone to no one, while a couple of kicks that did go to someone get dropped or be a little short. Our poor kicking is catching up with us today. 

Fritta completely unsighted. 

If Fritta leads any wider he'll be in the car park.  Even if he gets it he'll have a less than 10% chance of kicking it.

 


They look so dangerous front of ball whenever they go forward. They are crumbing so easily.

 
5 minutes ago, bing181 said:

Effort is there, but GWS have brought their A game, and the pressure is forcing errors.

That’s the game in a sentence so far


Why wasn't that 50 for Gawn?

And another shot in the pocket.

Just now, leave it to deever said:

50m?????????

Unreal


2 minutes ago, Buzzy said:

If Fritta leads any wider he'll be in the car park.  Even if he gets it he'll have a less than 10% chance of kicking it.

 

Well this aged well ?


9 minutes ago, bing181 said:

For me, this is the difference between us and the serious contenders: Oliver had two straightforward shots on goal, Gawn one, Kozzie a fairly straightforward one - not a single goal from any of them. 

On top of that kicking into the forward line. ANB misses Tom MacD by a metre, turnover, up the other end, goal.

Lots of positives, but it's this inability to finish that costs us.

That’s the game in extended form   
 

Bing has the microphone 

 

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