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They are all over us and we are actually winning clearances. 
Worrying signs. Weideman has to do more. 

 
4 minutes ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

That’s nothing; I’m listening on the radio like our forefathers used to b

in some respects that's preferable

the tv commentators are - like me - watching on tv; it's why they have as much idea of what's going on down the ground as i do watching the same footage

crows are looking pretty good; aggressive by hand

 

Typical first quarter effort thus far. Crows pressure very good early.


Jackson is killing it.

 

Our first quarters. 
 

What the hell, Demons?


GOAL!!!

GO DEEEEZ

After watching my team in the NBA not value possession of the ball and losing this morning, I’m having a real hard time watch us lazily dispose of the ball....


Not taking first option, rather take on the tackler(s) and then stuffing it up. Did the same last week. Gotta get back to team first football.

TMac front and centre!

ANOTHERY!!!!!!


 

Best centre clearance we’ve had in a while! Rivers not afraid to back in that right foot of his. 


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