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Good finish but what I’m most happy about was seeing Gussy in the guts and winning the clearance immediately. Look out Harmesy

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Exactly what we needed. They pushed us enough to get a good hit out but we looked like we had a couple ofĀ Ā gears if we needed them. No injuries and the semblance of aĀ functioning forward line. Clarry’s kicking and Brayshaw’s limited impact the only concerns. Well played number 31, number 5 and number 6 (again).Ā Ā 

Kick Straight and the job becomes so much easierĀ 

Practice this week ChocoĀ 

Get them kicking sweetly

 
3 minutes ago, layzie said:

Forge theĀ the game I still can't get over Fritsch! When was the last time we had someone kick 7?Ā 

Hardly touched it in the first quarter, that was up there in Farmer 2000 vs Collingwood territory!

Give that bloke space and its at your own expense.

Great win challenged early thought here we go again but ended up winning comfortably. Fritsch brilliant 7 and Gawn was great as usual.


Just now, Sir Why You Little said:

Kick Straight and the job becomes so much easierĀ 

Practice this week ChocoĀ 

Get them kicking sweetly

We have waited through a lot of crap for this SWYLĀ Ā 

Funny old win. Pretty good shape going into finals (at least physically)Ā which might dependingĀ on Dogs v Port on Friday, begin next week. Only change I’d make is Viney for Sparrow, May for Smith (great work Joel), andĀ Tmac for Fritsch.Ā 

Let’s tryĀ this again.

To the people who feel the need to comment on how negative the gameday thread is. Yeah, ya don’t say.

Gameday threads are full of venting. Some of it mindless. Some of it ridiculous. Always have been. Always will be.

IfĀ you can’t accept that, just don’t open them. Easy. Casting judgement on them just makes you look like a turnip.

And if you really want a gameday safe space full of sunshineĀ and rainbows, go nuts. Just keep your ā€œgee this place is soĀ negativeā€ drivel out of the gameday threads. It’sĀ an emotional game.Ā 

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Bayley Fritsch, take a bow!

Take his final three goals out of the equation and I think he still had a career best day. Was chasing and tackling all afternoon.


Probably the least invested I've been in a game since 2019 but plenty to take from it.

The Gawn/Jackson combination at the moment is just poetry. Most sides would kill for one player of that quality.

Fritsch is going to be hard to ignore for AA based on this performance. Kicks goals in his sleep.

Still a lot to work on. I'm not totally convinced by the form of Sparrow and Jordan. As frustrating as Viney can be, I think he clearly offers more at present and will be straight in for one of then. I also like Melksham and have him as an "In" for the finals but that free kick he gave away was disgraceful.Ā 

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3 minutes ago, GCDee said:

That game felt exactly like a game where the result didn't matter. We didn't get out of second gear it felt like.

You're right. And hardly anybody bothered to attend, either.

Junk time is now officially Fritsch time.

I really liked our last quarter. Aside from a bit of cream at the end I thought we set up very nicely behind the ball to defend the game for most of theĀ quarter.

Our boys are looking the goods. TMac, Viney and May to come back in. Big week on the track. I’m a very happy Dees fan tonight.

Did the job - turned the corner for the home straight.Ā  Here we go...


1 minute ago, P-man said:

Let’s tryĀ this again.

To the people who feel the need to comment on how negative the gameday thread is. Yeah, ya don’t say.

Gameday threads are full of venting. Some of it mindless. Some of it ridiculous. Always have been. Always will be.

IfĀ you can’t accept that, just don’t open them. Easy. Casting judgement on them just makes you look like a turnip.

And if you really want a gameday safe space full of sunshineĀ and rainbows, go nuts. Just keep your ā€œgee this place is soĀ negativeā€ drivel out of the gameday threads. It’sĀ an emotional game.Ā 

It's a simple solution as you say don't open the thread.

Our backline did look fairly shaky in parts, Steven May is clearly an incredibly important cog in the backline system.Ā 

I thought Petty was outstanding, his trajectory of improvement this year has been quite phenomenal, deserves any and all credit he gets.Ā 

and the Crustless quiche strikes again!!Ā 

1 minute ago, Webber said:

Funny old win. Pretty good shape going into finals (at least physically)Ā which might dependingĀ on Dogs v Port on Friday, begin next week. Only change I’d make is Viney for Sparrow, May for Smith (great work Joel), andĀ Tmac for Fritsch.Ā 

Wut?

Good hitĀ out really.

Still things to work on and I’m certain we can go up a gear.

The Fritsch magnet!!

As our leading scorer for the year its great to see Fritta get a bag again a week before finals.

Get well soon our second.


1 minute ago, Wadda We Sing said:

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[censored] I love this team!!!!

How bloody good are we?!?!

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2 minutes ago, Demon Jack said:

Was chasing and tackling all afternoon

Nope. He doesn’t do that. I know cos I read it on here.Ā 

2 minutes ago, Webber said:

Funny old win. Pretty good shape going into finals (at least physically)Ā which might dependingĀ on Dogs v Port on Friday, begin next week. Only change I’d make is Viney for Sparrow, May for Smith (great work Joel), andĀ Tmac for Fritsch.Ā 

Strange the top 4 all playing each other the week b4 finals..

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8 minutes ago, layzie said:

Forge theĀ the game I still can't get over Fritsch! When was the last time we had someone kick 7?Ā 

Hardly touched it in the first quarter, that was up there in Farmer 2000 vs Collingwood territory!

Robbo kicked 7 on Scarlett at their dung heap. Great day!

1 minute ago, McQueen said:

Wut?

It’s a joke, McQueen. Well spotted, though.Ā 


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