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Getting ugly.  
Needs a couple of goals urgently. 

How often does Maxy tap it to their forward and concede a goal. Ridiculous

 
1 minute ago, Jaded said:

Lions can win the flag this year. Make no mistake about it. They are sensational. 

I beg to differ. Put them on the MCG and their record is [censored] poor.

? Entries are too shallow - get the ball in deeper than 40+ meters out more often and to a target.

? Neither Kossie or Spargo can make the distance (accurately) from 40 or more which is a real worry

? Mids are too close to the ball up area.. need a few more on the outer ring

? The inside mids, aside from Clarry on a few occasions, need to get moving at the ball up.  Far too stationary.

? Maxy if you can't see an obvious red & blue guernsey at your feet thump it clear towards our goals when competing up the line.

? Please close down the forward half zone.  Too much room / time being given to the Lions HBs.

? T-Mac get into the game higher up pls and intercept.

? Weid & LJ put some Grippo on pls. 

? Weid stop running under the ball so often.  Not AFL standard here and you've had 4 seasons to get this right now.

Edited by Rusty Nails


So we come out, give away a dumb free and then give away a dumb goal.

Great start.

 

Bears seem allowed 2x the time of ours to get rid of it. 
 

Spargo in the back ignored


Star. 


Have to kick it .. and he does. Brilliant Trac. badly needed

 

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