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1 minute ago, willmoy said:

When the Umpires are judging how much time a player has to get rid of the ball on a mark they use some sort of timing method, do they?

You’re joking….

 

Brayshaw 4 possies

Melksham 7

Nibbler 10

Pickett n sparrow 8

 

Just now, Satan said:

Gus looks despondent

Pretty concerning body language. Hope he's OK.

 

Our good players outstanding but half a dozen passengers. ANB has amazing endurance

 
1 minute ago, Webber said:

Garbage. Stupid comment.

Agree, tough being a giraffe and having to reach down for the ball. Mobility isn’t his go, but give him space to run into and it’s majestic, like running on the free spaces of the Savannah


Would like the first.

Crows will think they are a chance if they get one early.

Spargs gets his fair share of free kicks


Harmes is begging to be dropped.

 

Very very poor today.


this is the most disgusting kicking game around the ground I've seen all year.

We're kidding ourselves if we play like this in a couple of weeks.

Pressure or lack thereof inside 50 today is abysmal

 
4 minutes ago, bingers said:

Is anyone finding this enjoyable?

I’m thankful for alcohol today.


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