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2 minutes ago, Maldonboy38 said:

We are in front, showing up the Lions defence. Getting beaten around the stoppages, and groundball in defensive 50 is a huge worry so far. Great to see Bowey step in for last 5 mins at ground level. Cover Cameron, we win.

If that chaos ground ball [censored] continues Cameron will kick 7! Not sure why we are fumbling in those 50/50 forward pinballs by them? 

 

Tighten up defence at their forward 50 stoppages and we’re in business. 

Just now, Earl Hood said:

If that chaos ground ball [censored] continues Cameron will kick 7! Not sure why we are fumbling in those 50/50 forward pinballs by them? 

Probably nerves and it is wet. 
plus Lever is not great at ground balls. 

 

A bit more free flowing than I’d like. But a lead is a lead.

That the move was made from Salo to Smith was a no brained. Salo’s a playmaker, not a lockdown defender.

Lets get this done!

Win it in the middle, I don't give a stuff who Cameron's direct opponent is. 


1 minute ago, Lord Travis said:

If we can transplant a footballers brain into Smiths head, we’ll win this comfortably. Defense is struggling when the ball hits the deck, as Smith and Rivers are losing touch of their men. Tidy that up, and we’re sorted. Our forwards look dangerous tonight. 

Stop! Please stop. 

 

This game being played on Brisbane s terms


7 minutes ago, Hopeful Demon said:

That was generally a good first quarter but here's my question: can someone please sort out Charlie Cameron?

And Rich and Neale

Could be the making of Joel Smith tonight

Nice Fritta!!!

A lot of talk about Smith. Rivers made bigger mistakes in that quarter


Just now, DubDee said:

Could be the making of Joel Smith tonight

He’s playing alright, despite those who have a clear vendetta against him

We're looking more reliable going forward. Fritter could have two. At least he has one. Brown providing a fantastic target up the ground and inside 50.


Love the composure from Fritsch! Wasn't indecisive in playing on. Took it back and dobbed it. Good headspace Bailey.

Clayton Oliver superb so far. His field kicking has been exceptional

 

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