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GAMEDAY: Rd 13 v Collingwood

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I'd love to sink these spuds and wipe the grin off their faces but I honestly can't see how we're going to score. 

 

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    Very disappointing effort today 

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    2 minutes ago, WA Demon Boy said:

    Weed 0 kicks is unbelievable 

    Almost need our own teammates to injure him, liability. 

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    We look pathetic. This is why nobody really believes we can win the flag. 

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    1 minute ago, Clint Bizkit said:

    I knew it would be a slog but I thought we’d be too classy.

    Collingwood have by far and away been the classier team, and better coached?

    Played SCG superbly. 

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    Just now, Satan said:

    How was that a free?

    I think it’s when an umpire either has an irrational hatred of Melbourne or said umpire has skin in the game and is expecting a large payday

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    This is the Melbourne that everyone has been waiting to show.  The total lack of effort is concerning 

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    Quanare has killed Spargo today

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    Just now, Rusty Nails said:

    Quanare has killed Spargo today

    Not one player has won their position today. Everyone is embarrassingly bad. Jackson the best of a bad lot. 

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    The Pies just more precise in general, more run and have worked harder to hit the contest all day

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    The tackle on daicos is called play on. Against Oliver tracc and other Dees is holding the ball. [censored] sick of the inconsistency 

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    We are a laughing stock. Looking at the two teams you would think the Filth are on top of the ladder. We showed them no respect & they have made us look average. Just pathetic.

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    Worst performance for the season by far. Not good enough! Left to too few. Out tackled and out pressured. Very frustrating...like Melbourne of old today.

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    19 minutes ago, Better days ahead said:

    I can't see the Weid playing next week. Just not contributing. 

    I cant see him getting another game!!

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    9 minutes ago, Clint Bizkit said:

    I knew it would be a slog but I thought we’d be too classy.

    Collingwood have by far and away been the classier team, and better coached?

    Shame on both of us.

     

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    Attitude and intent is everything in footy, other things being basically equal. We’ve been exposed today, when we knew they’d be playing with a full tank of it. Not up to it sadly….

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