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Kozzie needs to get involved, as does Big Benny Brown.

Gawny seems mentally off. 

Trac needs to sharpen his mind.

Our trademark, crazy, over-the-head handballs are anxiety-inducing.

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2 minutes ago, P-man said:

Chandler deserves some slack but he’s a mile off it. I can’t remember an involvement that was a positive one.

Meanwhile Weid and T Mac in the side is a thing of beauty.

 

Really enjoying Weid's contribution at the moment. He's hanging on to his marks, which is an excellent sign. Can't wait to see the boys get around him when he kicks one, which is inevitable.

TMac has been immense, again. I'm stoked for him.

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1 minute ago, Nasher said:

Really enjoying Weid's contribution at the moment. He's hanging on to his marks, which is an excellent sign. Can't wait to see the boys get around him when he kicks one, which is inevitable.

TMac has been immense, again. I'm stoked for him.

Weid is still  2 grabbing almost everything.

Would transform his game if he could trade his hands for Casboults.

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9 minutes ago, Mel Bourne said:

Kozzie needs to get involved, as does Big Benny Brown.

Gawny seems mentally off. 

Trac needs to sharpen his mind.

Our trademark, crazy, over-the-head handballs are anxiety-inducing.

These three were not great last game either.

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4 minutes ago, Mel Bourne said:

Kozzie needs to get involved, as does Big Benny Brown.

Gawny seems mentally off. 

Trac needs to sharpen his mind.

Our trademark, crazy, over-the-head handballs are anxiety-inducing.

Yes over the head to no one, Quite a few players not in the form they were a few weeks ago.

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All the numbers are going to Brown, need to be smart kicking inside 50, if we can do that, we win this by plenty. 

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4 minutes ago, Nasher said:

As usual, if I only looked at the match day thread, I'd assume we were 30 points down.

OK but it's our backline and TMac keeping us in front, quite a few need to lift.

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Like last week we've got a fair few players that need to lift. Midfield isn't all that inspiring right now. It starts in the middle and we've just gotta win some contests, things will flow from there.

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Wouldn't mind seeing Petracca go forward, Neal-Bullen go into the middle. give us a bit of a different look

 

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6 minutes ago, Patches O’houlihan said:

Wouldn't mind seeing Petracca go forward, Neal-Bullen go into the middle. give us a bit of a different look

 

Need to do something.

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