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Merett 21 uncontested possessions. Shut him down.

But regroup & have a big 2nd half where hopefully we kick straight & roll home

 
4 minutes ago, Rusty Nails said:

Does anyone still think we shouldn't be playing BB in / around and out of the goal square?

Kozzie at the drop front and square.

Yes. BB would be handy tonight. Would be leading to the right spaces and competing on the dump kick

 
Just now, WalkingCivilWar said:

They boo for anything and everything. I despise them. 

Unbelievably glad to know I'm not alone. 

2 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Where McDonald? Fritsch? Pickett? ANB?

Our forwards are completely non existent for 2nd week in a row. 

 

Always outnumbered. The system or the execution is wrong.


4 minutes ago, Rusty Nails said:

Does anyone still think we shouldn't be playing BB in / around and out of the goal square?

Kozzie at the drop front and square.

Sometimes footy is too simple for all the coaches and their ‘game plans’ in the FD to figure out.

The heat on Oliver in this thread is quite unexpected. 

3rd best on ground for us after May and Langdon IMO.

Goodwin will blame our “connection up forward” , but it makes it much harder for the ball carrier when there’s barely a tall target to kick to. BB surely has to come in next week

 

Langdon, May, Spargo, Jordon keeping us in it


Anyone else think that goal kicked by Jones was already in the front row when his boot connected? What a joke to show a blurred ball on the replay as apposed to the real time. Blatant effing cheating. 

I fully realise this could be our only chance for a tilt this for the next sixty years but it’s fascinating to hear the commentators referring to Luke Jackson ‘as the big man’

 

To quote Redgum

 

I was only nineteen 

56 minutes ago, WA Demon Boy said:

far out we need a tall fwd 

You dont say !@why the [censored] BB or MB aint playing is mindboggling

3 minutes ago, Wadda We Sing said:

They need to apply in writing as to why they should be allowed into the ground....seriously ferral pigdogs

Have to learn how to read and write first

4 minutes ago, Better days ahead said:

Clayton needs to get his head out of the clouds and mind on the job. Poor decisions costing us. Hoping he can turn it on for the second half

 

likes to look in miror to much


1 minute ago, At the break of Gawn said:

Goodwin will blame our “connection up forward” , but it makes it much harder for the ball carrier when there’s barely a tall target to kick to. BB surely has to come in next week

We're kicking to a designated spot as if we had three talls. 

We need to hit up some individual targets.

Sub Viney of ( knew he neeeded a game at casey) and get Jones ON

1 minute ago, picket fence said:

You dont say !@why the [censored] BB or MB aint playing is mindboggling

Our coach is such a DH.

3 minutes ago, At the break of Gawn said:

Goodwin will blame our “connection up forward” , but it makes it much harder for the ball carrier when there’s barely a tall target to kick to. BB surely has to come in next week

It is though. Look at the UP stats.

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Just now, forever demons said:

likes to look in miror to much

U are kidding Our best player BY FAR?


1 minute ago, wizardinoz said:

Anyone else think that goal kicked by Jones was already in the front row when his boot connected? What a joke to show a blurred ball on the replay as apposed to the real time. Blatant effing cheating. 

I was thinking this as well, unfortunately the goal umpire isnt going to pay anything against essendon in front of their cheer squad and then its hard to overturn the goal umpires call from there. 

11 minutes ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

God it’s a trial watching this. 

Certainly not as much fun as it was earlier in the season.
The Reality Bus sucks.

4 minutes ago, Chook said:

The heat on Oliver in this thread is quite unexpected. 

3rd best on ground for us after May and Langdon IMO.

I think folks struggle when he tries to draw 2 tacklers and free up a teammate with a hand pass. His handball to Harmes got us a goal out of it, but when he doesn’t nail it everyone’s on his case.

 
1 minute ago, picket fence said:

Sub Viney of ( knew he neeeded a game at casey) and get Jones ON

Jones needs a game at Casey

Just now, wizardinoz said:

Our coach is such a DH.

it's just stupid to not play BB

I get he might take 2-3 games to gel but give him a block of 4 games to be involved in our system 


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