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Oh well who wants to finish top 4 anyway. 
Our midfield should be ashamed of that performance. Viney has to get dropped. He’s a liability. Pickett likewise. 

 

Anyone who reckons the umps have screwed us is kidding themselves. You play 1 qtr, what do you expect?

Trac, Oliver and Viney were ****house. Hunt should be dropped. [censored] decision to not bring in another tall


Maybe what we need is a player in the forward line whose job it is to kick goals and that’s it….

 

got what we deserved in terms of lack of intensity fr 3/4… and just [censored] kicking fr goal. fmd. as jaded just said. who wants to finish top 4 anyway. 

Not good enough. BBB needs to come in

Just now, Grr-owl said:

Maybe what we need is a player in the forward line whose job it is to kick goals and that’s it….

We have one.... Fritsch... But yes another was needed

3-3 last 6 rounds. Back to the pack and the opposition smelling blood. 


It's a four quarter game.  Where was the intensity in the first three quarters?

As much as I love him, Hunt reminds me of Frost sometimes… incredible speed and gains a lot of metres but has the footy IQ of a goldfish

Pressure and intensity way off in the first half, and got we deserved from a side outside the 8, yet again. Pisses me off, we are a better team than previous years, but the same old soft underbelly is still there.

Unfocused from the get-go. 

I don't mind if we have an eye on September. Don't think top two is as important as others. 

We've stood up against all of the top teams. Next week is the real match. 

Still, Ben Brown please. 

Or... just composure in front of goal, and we win yeah?

Ease off - giants played very well. Our strengths came to fore in the last, we just didn't convert.


If there’s one positive to be taken out of this, it’s that Richmond are out of the eight.

Had our chances in the last 5 minutes but stuffed up the forward entries. Hunt had three brain fades in a row! 

We have issues. We’re in poor form. Our midfield is getting belted around the ball. We can’t score.

Were making up the numbers come finals time if we can’t fix our midfield and forward line issues.

 

Will be out of the top four next weekend. Ahwell we had a good 10 weeks, here's to another 50 mediocre years.

When you play selfish football you lose.  We have lost that team first do what ever it takes attitude. 

It wasn't a cracking game it was garbage.  We need a high quality mid


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