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We’re a very ordinary football side that had a lucky run at the start of the season. 5-10th is where we belong with our list. No flags in our future. Just hard to watch.

 

Great work big Benny!

Just now, dazzledavey36 said:

Your goal Sparrow.....

our defence is ****house

Can’t defend against that sort of midfield turnover

 

Sparrow cost us two goals so far, if he doesn’t dramatically improve he will  be out for the year.

Hopefully Jonesy can regain that spot.

1 minute ago, leave it to deever said:

All forwards firing.

Kozzie next goal.

Oh so close!

Kayo about 5 minutes behind

Our forward crumpets always run past the ball as it falls to the front of the pack.

All are looking for the cheap pass over the back instead of just going in and getting it.


Our second best first quarter of the year. Kicked 6.5 vs Doggies in round 11.


Well done LJ

cmon pickett. that's an easy shot. most small forwards kick that 9 out of 10. 

 

Nothing surer than conceding a goal with 11 seconds to go 


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