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This commentary is nauseating.

 

OMG can BT and the other idiots talk up Carlton anymore? Sickening. 

Shut the **** up BT, can’t stand him. 

 

 

Our fwd line has been terrible today, Plugger carrying them haha.

Edited by Cards13

Just now, spirit of norm smith said:

36 points and stopped AGAIN. 

NEED TO WIN BY 50+
 

RUTHLESS??????

We’ve kicked 1 goal 7 this quarter, haven’t stopped at all, just keep kicking behinds


It's a win but gee we have some flat spots.

Just now, spirit of norm smith said:

36 points and stopped AGAIN. 

NEED TO WIN BY 50+
 

RUTHLESS??????

Agree SONS. Quite a few around me (and myself included) reckon we are lacking that ruthless killer instinct at the moment


BT has just called the game about two minutes after he was hyping a comeback from Carlton.

He is an insufferable [censored].

Who's the player people are calling "Plugger" and can we not?


11 minutes ago, spirit of norm smith said:

36 points and stopped AGAIN. 

NEED TO WIN BY 50+
 

RUTHLESS??????

We were flat at times. Wet weather didnt help.

Blues almost  rolled dogs last week.

Jackson out ...different structure. 

Great tackling by blues all day.

13..16 v 10.8 we were inaccurate again.

Shocking umpiring .

Its a win but a mediocre one given respective rankings but dont forget..

 

NINE ZERO.

Edited by leave it to deever

This falls into the “win is a win”. Really want to see us power home in games, show a ruthless edge. 

Again, BT the [censored] saying that we "haven't beaten the best team in the competition". We are the best team!!!

 
3 minutes ago, leave it to deever said:

We were flat at times. Wet weather didnt help.

Blues almost  rolled dogs last week.

Jackson out ...different structure. 

Great tackling by blues all day.

13..16 v 10.8 we were inaccurate again.

Shocking umpiring .

Its a win but a mediocre one given respective rankings but dont forget..

 

NINE ZERO.

Fair enough. Not complaining.  9-0 is great. 

So frustrated we didn't kick 16.10


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