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GAMEDAY: Rd 07 vs North Melbourne

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1 minute ago, Demonland said:

Knee injuries often look innocuous. 

His face tells the story....knee.

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    Just now, Demonland said:

    Knee injuries often look innocuous. 

    Please not an ACL. He has worked into a crucial element of our defence.  Argh.

     

    Commentators very quiet about Frisch being dropped behind the play. 

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    We are so loose it’s embarrassing. We are playing like rubbish. Super lazy. 

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    Rivers calm under pressure. 

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    Just took some time for them to wake up.  Like me...every morning...without my coffee ☕️ 

    Tbh Thommo's injury has completely overshadowed anything we do from here. Really feel for him.

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    With Thommo gone for the season...is it too early to swing TMac into his role to get some defensive practice / mind set happening and Weid comes straight in from next week to take over his forward role?

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    Tom Campbell doing a Kent Kingsley

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    Tackling pressure ?

    Our pressure is still in Melbourne. 
    Viney is being missed massively.

    Goldstein is killing us. Max and Jackson need to lift

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    Just now, Rusty Nails said:

    With Thommo gone for the season...is it too early to swing TMac into his role to get some defensive practice / mind set happening and Weid comes straight in from next week to take over his forward role?

    He’s never playing as a defender again.

     

    Clearance work not up to par. Needs to be sorted out pronto. 

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    So slow and 2nd to the ball. Frustrating as hell. 

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