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Will be a wrestle, as their skills have gone missing.

Belt each other!

Edited by kev martin

 

Never mind the free kick count… I’m [censored] off with the injury count. Simply not enough!!!

 
1 minute ago, bingers said:

With all the fumbling and skill errors, it's hard to believe the match is being played under the roof.

It's hard to believe they are both finalists

What a horrible match.

Both teams are playing terribly.

And each teams key vulnerabilities are being exsposed:

The dogs reliance on lots of quick handballs to get it away from stoppages and chain it forward- pressure stuffs it up

And the ports one dimensional and old fashion reliance on kicking it to a immobile full forward

Edited by binman


1 minute ago, bingers said:

With all the fumbling and skill errors, it's hard to believe the match is being played under the roof.

Hard to believe these are 2 top 4 teams

Im suddenly getting those finals goosebumps...

 

 

Just now, Satan said:

Port are committing hari kari

6.12 absolutely terrible kicking. 


I think this is working out pretty well from our perspective. Port kicking themselves out of the game. doggies limping to an unconvincing win.

I don't think we are looking at the premiers tonight

Under what rule did the umpire pay that a throw? (Around the goal post)

Surely passing the ball hand to hand is not the same as throwing?

 

Surely it's no different than Higgins 2018?

Edited by deanox


Goalkicking accuracy is keeping the dogs in front. 

We need to do better!

1 minute ago, deanox said:

Under what rule did the umpire pay that a throw? (Around the goal post)

Surely passing the ball hand to hand is not the same as throwing?

Carey said he threw it to himself so it’s a throw. 


4 minutes ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

 

6.12 absolutely terrible kicking. 

Apparently bad kicking is bad football ...  🤔

Just emphasising that poor kicking is poor football.

19 to 13 scoring shots and still 9 points down.

MFC please take note.

 

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