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Gawn - dominated when required

Fritsch - amazing second half

Brown - one quarter performanceĀ 

Petracca - lacked usual drive

Jackson - great youthful energy

Pickett - little involvement again

Spargo - better forward pressure

Melksham - far from convincingĀ 

Harmes - had limitedĀ presence

Oliver - surprisingly didn’t dominateĀ 

Salem - the consummate professionalĀ 

Lever - intercepted at will

Brayshaw - disappointingly quiet game

Hibberd - safe but limited

Langdon - pleasingly found form

Bowey - safe and mature

Jordon - had limited involvementĀ 

Rivers - presence and endeavourĀ 

Neal-Bullen - prefers the wet

Sparrow - just a game

Petty - just broke even

Smith - probably surprised everyoneĀ 

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Smith - nicely played game

 

Now I’m pretty convinced you just go off the stats sheet

13 minutes ago, joeboy said:

Smith - probably surprised everyoneĀ 

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Smith - didn't surprise binmanĀ 


Petty - won't back down

50 minutes ago, joeboy said:

Gawn - dominated when required

Fritsch - amazing second half

Brown - one quarter performanceĀ 

Petracca - lacked usual drive

Jackson - great youthful energy

Pickett - little involvement again

Spargo - better forward pressure

Melksham - far from convincingĀ 

Harmes - had limitedĀ presence

Oliver - surprisingly didn’t dominateĀ 

Salem - the consummate professionalĀ 

Lever - intercepted at will

Brayshaw - disappointingly quiet game

Hibberd - safe but limited

Langdon - pleasingly found form

Bowey - safe and mature

Jordon - had limited involvementĀ 

Rivers - presence and endeavourĀ 

Neal-Bullen - prefers the wet

Sparrow - just a game

Petty - just broke even

Smith - probably surprised everyoneĀ 

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Last week you nailed it.

I know its hard but Im not sure if we watched the same game.

Petty totally cleaned up.

And Trac saved the day.

And while bb didnt score after the first he kept competing often playing the role Tmac usually does up the ground.

Edited by leave it to deever

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Clarry: looks totally exhausted

Don’t Ā often disagree with you Joeboy but we did win by 7 goals. God help Adelaide if the team had played well.


1 hour ago, picket fence said:

Clarry: looks totally exhausted

He had 28 touches, 5 clearances, 7 tackles, 348 metres gained, 8 score involvements, 28 pressure acts (our most)Ā and got to spend 12% of the game on the bench.Ā Ā 

18 minutes ago, titan_uranus said:

He had 28 touches, 5 clearances, 7 tackles, 348 metres gained, 8 score involvements, 28 pressure acts (our most)Ā and got to spend 12% of the game on the bench.Ā Ā 

Some brownlow voted then- I hope so! How did the bont go,

52 minutes ago, Dave1711 said:

Harmes cannot kick and is less than average handball, he does not deserve game

Give me life!

3 hours ago, JTR said:

Harsh on Petty. I thought he was fantastic today

Particularly in 2nd half when they were closing the gap. He took several crucial marks, spoils, and kicked reliably.Ā 


4 hours ago, joeboy said:

Gawn - dominated when required

Fritsch - amazing second half

Brown - one quarter performanceĀ 

Petracca - lacked usual drive

Jackson - great youthful energy

Pickett - little involvement again

Spargo - better forward pressure

Melksham - far from convincingĀ 

Harmes - had limitedĀ presence

Oliver - surprisingly didn’t dominateĀ 

Salem - the consummate professionalĀ 

Lever - intercepted at will

Brayshaw - disappointingly quiet game

Hibberd - safe but limited

Langdon - pleasingly found form

Bowey - safe and mature

Jordon - had limited involvementĀ 

Rivers - presence and endeavourĀ 

Neal-Bullen - prefers the wet

Sparrow - just a game

Petty - just broke even

Smith - probably surprised everyoneĀ 

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Bloody hell, I thought we won today.

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4 hours ago, Superunknown said:

Some brownlow voted then- I hope so! How did the bont go,

Bont had 31 touches in the loss against the Hawks. Can't say he had his usual influence but he might squeeze out a vote or two simply because he's 'The Bont'. Howe was a clear BOG standout from that match.Ā 

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18 hours ago, Dante said:

Bloody hell, I thought we won today.

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I love Joeboys 3 word analysis and look forward to it every week.

If we do win the premiership I can't wait to see who he thinks played poorly.


2 minutes ago, Wrecker46 said:

I love Joeboys 3 word analysis and look forward to it every week.

If we do win the premiership I can't wait to see who he thinks played poorly.

Everyone.

14 minutes ago, Wrecker46 said:

I love Joeboys 3 word analysis and look forward to it every week.

If we do win the premiership I can't wait to see who he thinks played poorly.

If and when we WIN the Premiership we will have NO passengers!! cant afford to have a Gary Rohan in our team!

Edited by picket fence

On 8/15/2021 at 11:24 PM, Wrecker46 said:

Rivers - the new wheatley

Forgot about Wheaters.

They do have some similarities in playing style.

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