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Getting slaughtered in all aspects of the game.

Midfield getting taught a lesson.

 

WHAT IS HAPPENING RIGHT NOW?! 
THIS IS A [censored] NIGHTMARE. 

I CAN’T WATCH THIS FARCE. 

WCW OUT 👋 


1 minute ago, P-man said:

Just me or has Petracca not been sighted for the last 10 minutes? 

Midfield getting slaughtered. Trac and Clarke need to step up.

I mean it’s only top 4 guaranteed and top spot up for grabs. FMD

We are playing like we are trying to save the game from the 2nd quarter lol.  You won't win very many matches using that method unless you bring immense pressure.  Rubbish footy.

 

Petracca refusing to put any body or pressure on Yeo. 

Simply not acceptable 


Just now, leave it to deever said:

Did melk kick a bag in the twos.

Why was he selected. Havent seen him.

Give a guy a bad rap and it always works.

3 minutes ago, loges said:

We are second to the ball and outnumbered at the contest every time, thats the main problem.

Nicholls is there for them at every contest.


3 minutes ago, leave it to deever said:

Way too many passengers

Koxxie

Melk

Spargo

Fritta

Gus

Kozzie has been scragged every time he gets anywhere near the ball. They never holding the man for him.

Melksham’s goal. Repeat efforts. That’s what we need to get back into it. Great play Melkman.


Kozzie on the siren.

Now is the time to steady and kick away.

 

14 - 8 frees at half and the majority I believe were Nicholls   
Someone before called his a foetus - but even a foetus has more of a conscience that him

Edited by monoccular

 

How are they booing that free? That is as clear high as it gets. 

[censored] flogs.


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