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Geelong look off tonight. They are there for the taking if the saints can kick straight.

 
53 minutes ago, whatwhat say what said:

about max gawn's kicking - give me his skills on a ruckman over rohan marshall

True but he often rests in the fwd line and needs to improve his kicking. Its woeful.

Umpiring terrible

 

A very very gentle in the back to Rohan - goal!

Imagine how many tons Neita would have kicked had he been awarded every one he took?

If you can kick a barrel ten meters past the centre circle then one should do it more often


Is that a tattoo or a birth mark on the right arm of Tuohy?

I need to know before I switch over to reruns of Home and Away. 
TIA. 

1 minute ago, leave it to deever said:

If you can kick a barrel ten meters past the centre circle then one should do it more often

The last two Demons I remember doing that were Lynden Dunn and Sam Frost.

Both were delisted shortly thereafter, though Sam’s one in the final was as I recall a game turner. 

 
6 minutes ago, McQueen said:

Is that a tattoo or a birth mark on the right arm of Tuohy?

If it's a tattoo, it's the worst one I've ever seen.

If it's a birthmark, I wonder how long he's had it for.


Blimey those misses from the Saints are absolutely disgusting. I'd be tearing my hair out if I was a Saints fan (and we've been in that position plenty of times before). Cats should be counting their blessings that they're only a kick behind.

I can see it happening. Saints should be 5 goals in front but they will drop a bit in pessure in the second half and girlong will run all over them. Hope I amwrong.

18 minutes ago, demonstone said:

If it's a tattoo, it's the worst one I've ever seen.

If it's a birthmark, I wonder how long he's had it for.

 

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sucked in hawking you sack of [censored]! also, don't let up saints, take the cats to the cleaners!!!

 


Hawkins is such a miserable petulant [censored]. 

38 minutes ago, monoccular said:

The last two Demons I remember doing that were Lynden Dunn and Sam Frost.

Both were delisted shortly thereafter, though Sam’s one in the final was as I recall a game turner. 

And Darren Bennet.

Goal #6 Cats a pretty blatant throw by Hawkins. 

53 minutes ago, Better days ahead said:

Geelong look off tonight. They are there for the taking if the saints can kick straight.

How prophetic. 
 

FMD taken by the legs rugby style - holding the ball!!  And again no mention by the commentators. 
 

Umpires clearly under the direction of SHocking from the bench. 
 

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Is it me or is this game some of the worst skills on display? Some absolutely shocking mistakes, misses, and fumbles from both teams. Maybe it's the perceived pressure but if that's the case both teams are turning to water when the heats on.

EDIT: Saints have been worse than the Cats.

Edited by Pates


We're better than Geelong and way better than the saints.

Dermie commented that it was a privilege to watch this match at half time. i think its a rubbish game.

Edited by Better days ahead

A comedy of errors. 

Saints have wasted so many chances.

 
4 minutes ago, Pates said:

Is it me or is this game some of the worst skills on display? Some absolutely shocking mistakes, misses, and fumbles from both teams. Maybe it's the perceived pressure but if that's the case both teams are turning to water when the heats on.

EDIT: Saints have been worse than the Cats.

Not sure about that, some of the Cats throws have been spectacular


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