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And start the 3rd with. gift 50m goal :-(

 

Cr@p rule but learn about it.

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Looking like a loss coming up against another bottom 6 side. 

 

Hope max didn’t mouth off to the umpires….they’re already paying shockers

  On 17/07/2021 at 10:53, Engorged Onion said:

[censored] me @leave it to deever just leave those black and white statements alone.

Which team this year (or any year have done the old) 'we bring the same intensity every week'.

Not one

Not ever

Not in your lifetime.

Give it a rest. 

Its the lack of intensity against bottom sides.

Its real.

Take your anger out on someone else

 

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We have to be the weirdest top 4 side ever. We just look consistently average against average teams. It's the Daniher era all over again.


Why are both T-mac and BB starting out of the square?  By doing so we're  allowing Frosty to command the CHB position when a quick kick comes inside 50 from a pressured kick in the middle???

this is so bad. yet so typical. who to blame? players or coaches or both? this is one of the worst teams in the league. and in experienced. They have nothing to play for, we have everything. 


These umpires are [censored]. What a disgrace. Just hand them the game you blind cheats. 

Breust dives into the pack and of course gets hit high - milked that one maggot!

Definitely holding the ball against jaeger…


Hawks on fire. Just kicking shockers into the forward 50 and its working beautifully 

I guess, Gold Coast ran the Dogs today. Will take some comfort in that for now I guess.. 

 

#freekickhawthorn seems to be back. That 50 was utter [censored] and that was soft in the middle. 


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