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5 minutes ago, The Stewster said:

his decision making worries me

You’ve just gotta be joking. His decision-making and disposal are easily top 5 in this team. Have another look. 

 

Gave me a heart attack again. So glad we won. Class performance at the end after some lazy efforts.  Looking really strong now. How they come back recharged and smash the cats/giants

 
1 minute ago, Colm said:

Thought we had an aura of confidence about us tonight that I haven’t seen before. Looked like we thought “ we got this “ all game. When we lost the 3rd quarter at another time we might have panicked. Not this Melbourne team. Their confidence gives me confidence we will win flag. 

Always thought 94 and 98 got away from us, is this a better team?


We are a very, very good football team, built for finals!  But you all know the drill, one week at a time! ……

26 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

Bowey?

Bowey IMO is an unconditional IN. Leave him out and I'll create world war 4

 
2 minutes ago, Webber said:

You’ve just gotta be joking. His decision-making and disposal are easily top 5 in this team. Have another look. 

He burnt Petracca on the burst and played on unnecessarily. Again, not a great fan  but his positive outweighed his negatives..... tonight

ANB was unbelievable tonight 

ran hard and kicked hard. 
We put the Finals Pressure on

Goody got the assistants he needed 

Guys who won Finals


What if we somehow collectively hire an oil tanker....sail to Perth....quarantine on board for 14 days...and hit the ground !

16 minutes ago, The heart beats true said:

The 2 things I took out of that game:

1. We are a great team.

2. I’m convinced Rhys Mathieson is Dr D

Rhys “Sandy Hook was a hoax” Mathieson.

He’s an awful human.

2 minutes ago, The Stewster said:

He burnt Petracca on the burst and played on unnecessarily. Again, not a great fan  but his positive outweighed his negatives..... tonight

And the inability to rate his value objectively would be your problem, not his. 

41 minutes ago, RalphiusMaximus said:

That was awesome.  We just need two more wins and we're laughing. 

Still a way to go Ralph, but should it happen, I’ll be crying ………..BUT they will be tears of Joy!


11 minutes ago, John Crow Batty said:

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There should be a warning attached to this pic. Painfully cute! Cuteness overload. 

5 minutes ago, The Stewster said:

He burnt Petracca on the burst and played on unnecessarily. Again, not a great fan  but his positive outweighed his negatives..... tonight

So you're going to say that his decision making was 'worrying' based on one skill error? You must be a superhuman to play a whole game without any skill errors.

I thought ANB's decision making was brilliant tonight. I rarely saw him miss a target. 

15 minutes ago, Deetective Sgt. Taggert said:

Brayshaw was huge for us tonight, and Rivers was desperate in defence and attacking in the rebound. Frisch take a bow with his clutch goals. 

 

10 minutes ago, John Crow Batty said:

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Time flies. GO DEES!


6 minutes ago, Clint Bizkit said:

Was anyone else shocked to see Neale had over 40 disposals?

All bias aside I barely noticed him.

There’s a reason we didn’t bother shutting him down. He was so ineffective. 
Zorko having no impact was the key to us winning. Closely followed by Rich. 

No injuries / No reports...

19 minutes ago, The Stewster said:

As great as Nibbler was tonight., and I'm not a fan of him but am of his he work rate, his decision making worries me. Regardless, kudos to him. Well done nibbler.

His decision making has been very good this season, 27 touch's, only 1 turn over, that's a excellent fantastic amazing game.

 

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