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25 minutes ago, Jaded said:

As long as it is just a well earnt rest and nothing more serious because no doubt that without May we cannot win a flag. 

No May and no Tmac. Definitely not confident. 

Absolutely.  No May. No flag. Or even prelim.

 

Some very lax defensive running.

 

Midfield defending has been poor thus far. Clarry, Trac, Harmes and Langdon all jogging while their opposition runs off.

Coaches need to find a way to fire them up consistently.


TWICE now Oliver just ambling back with no intensity instead of chasing his man, resulting in 2 shots at goal. 

So much for wanting to be the best teammate he can be.

This is the stuff that ends up spreading through the whole team.

*EDIT : 3 times now

Edited by Buzzy

 

That was quite possibly the worst goal we have given up this year. 


They are beating us the exact same way they did last time

Adelaide need to kick 10 more goals like that and they'll win; demons have to be switched on with their defensive running because Adelaide will try to run it out of defence all day.

That was very lazy.


I’ve said before and I’ll say it again.

Salem’s  disposal is very ordinary under any sort of pressure , especially handball.

2 minutes ago, Radar Detector said:

Some very lax defensive running.

I agree with this

i might be seeing things but clarry might need to run a bit harder defensively?!?

Deja vu all over again.

Rat**** defensive running from Clarry. He’s well off today. 

Cmon Dees fire up ffs. Should beat these sorts of teams by 60+ by now.


Where's the tackling? always struggle when we don't tackle

They know they can beat us and we are just not getting out of first gear. 

 

Why do we fail to show due respect to these teams


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