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Could someone please help improve set shot kicking for goal and help them find some distance as well.

There's a few exceptions but most can't kick accurately from 40+ out.  Kozzie & Spargo the worst

 
 

2 goalless tall forwards. We better see Ben Brown named next week.

Our entire forward line has been awful tonight. 

That was terrible from Kossi, handball or run in and kick it

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7 minutes ago, picket fence said:

I cant see him getting another game!!

He’s hardly selling himself to Collingwood 


I guess Melksham will get a recall. ?

Pickett completely stuffed that, had to handball to Fritta then. 

Collingwood has watched the Adelaide game and perfected the weaknesses exposed. 

That combined with us being flat have resulted in this. It will be interesting to see what the coaching staff do from here.

Yay! ?


1 minute ago, jules7 said:

That was terrible from Kossi, handball or pass it

… or bloody well kick with commitment 

Yeah, been holding out hope that with a string of games Weid would find his feet. Sad to say that we need to trade him for whatever we can get for him, even if that’s a pick in the 40s. I would sooner have another small forward down there as we may get some additional pressure from them and use one of gawn/dogga as the other tall.

 


Get Max on now, get all the mids in a huddle and say, “we are not losing this”. 

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The Weid experiment is surely now done. Bring in Ben Brown and make Weid earn his spot. He seems too good for vfl and not good enough for AFL

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McDonald “distracted”?

 

Sparrow's been crud today unfortunately


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