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GAMEDAY: Rd 08 vs Sydney

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Brown worth every cent. ?

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    Brown while not “fast” was in 3 contests that started at the back flank before marking and goaling then… nice. 

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    We are trying to do way too much, trying to break all the tackles and do the selfish crap. 
     

    Swans swarm us and we then turn it over. 
    Gotta get back to team first.

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    Centre clearances are a big issue. We won’t win this game if we can’t start controlling the play thru there. 
    Sydney is loving this rolling zone rubbish. Whenever we broke free of them off the back we scored. 

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    And people wonder why I can't stand Harmes..

    The bloke deadset thinks he's Dusty.

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    7 minutes ago, dees189227 said:

    Any chance we could man up on these swans

    Good call.

    Swans double the clearances and their tackles actually stuck.

    We are slow again and need to remember this isnt North.

    Gus and Anb need a rocket up them. And whats going on with Max.

     

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    Geez Harmes just loves to stand in those tackles but then does nothing with it 

    Swans are all around the ball 

    Lucky we're kicking straight. Makes a huge difference.

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    I’m more stressed after that first quarter than I have been for past few weeks. Enough swearing and shouting to send the dog retreating to the bedroom. ?

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    Harmes outside of 10 games in 2018. Just doesn't cut it. My god he can be selfish

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