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Any risk of one of our blokes single grabbing a ball?

 

Brussel sprout. 

OMG I am so f'in over this mentally soft team ..... if Covid ended the season maybe it would be a good thing.


As shaky a defensive effort. I’m calling it, we will get rolled!!

 

Its bizarre we can beat every side in the eight but struggle only to bottom teams.


And people don’t think we should call Clarkson. The man is a genius. Getting out coached and out played badly. 

Hibbo. NFI

3rd quarter

Dees pathetic effort against bottom team Again !!! 

X bombing to packs in fwd 50 

x no leads 

x Hawks leading in fwd zone 

x Hawks winning contested footy

x Vandenburg and Viney cannot hit a target 

X Trac handballs to no one. Handballs to Jackson surrounded by 3 Hawks. 
x ball watching. Gawn.

x out tackled 
x kicking for goal. Pathetic. 

nine negatives  

zero positives 

 


Just now, leave it to deever said:

Its bizarre we can beat every side in the eight but struggle only to bottom teams.

We have sloppy skills, and don't stick tackles

We're susceptible to a dog fight, but our structure holds up against class

You can tell when we're off. Double grabbing loose balls and inviting pressure. Slow predictable ball movement. So frustrating to watch.

1 minute ago, Jaded said:

And people don’t think we should call Clarkson. The man is a genius. Getting out coached and out played badly. 

It's so bloody hard being a Dees supporter

% now back below Geelong.

Any team with heart and character would have boosted their % by 10 tonight, but, no ... will be bloody lucky to even get over the lien

Hawthorn players are just free. 6 more scoring shots. Those early misses might cost us. 

Top teams put away these bottom teams.

Melbourne have always had this attitude of coasting against lower teams & think it will just happen


Boooooooooooooooo

 

Hawthorn are out working us pure and simple. But my god umpiring that 50 set a standard. Hawthorn player ran into one of our who marked and nothing.


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