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GAMEDAY: PF vs Geelong

Whispering_Jack
in Melbourne Demons

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Half time analysis: we are doing well but poor goal kicking is letting them back in it. And of course nice cheating umpiring. 
 

May on one leg is a real real issue. Our backline will not cope if Geelong get going in the middle. 

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    At least we are 29 up and not down, cats will have confidence now needs to be over by 3 quarter time 

     

    Need to kick straight and get back on top in the middle and we have this 

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    Just now, Satan said:

    Last 5 mins bad

    Agree. 

    fantastic first half but poor last 5 minutes

    38 points up then 3 misses !!! 

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    Typical give up a goal before 1/2 time. This is not over. 

    Goody reset them.

    A great 1st half though. At the start I'd take a 29 point lead

     

     

     

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    Danger should miss time (next year) for that dive. Cost us a goal, too. Filthy.

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    Win or lose I am so unbelievably proud of Jack Viney. What a game. Absolute finals footy efforts.

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    Just now, P-man said:

    Hope Dangerflop is proud of himself with that effort.

    No idea how a two hander full in the back in a marking contest is ok, but a couple of hands placed in the side in a ground ball contest is a free.

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    Just now, Jaded said:

    Half time analysis: we are doing well but poor goal kicking is letting them back in it. And of course nice cheating umpiring. 

    9.6 is not so bad

    5.1 is 1 shot away from perfect

    Decent start. Very positive. Will need to keep the pressure up and we should be OK. But that’s conditional!

    Geelong look tired. 

    We got this.

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    Centre bounce clearances are a bit of a worry. We've certainly learnt from our round 23 mistakes, but there's still too much space for my liking.

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    Great 1st half.
    Break came at a good time.
    Time to Re-set and bury these fools.

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    ✅Viney 

    ✅ Gawn 

    ✅ tackling 

    x costly Goalkicking misses Trac And Fritsch were 80/20 chances 

    🤮umps - gifts for cats

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    Great first half, our kicking for goal was awesome, then we fell back to kicking points. Everyone is doing their job, just keep it going dees.

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    Need a better second half from Oliver. He’s been quiet by his standards. 

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    Last 2 goals costly kept them in the game. C'mon Dees one half left we can do it!

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    2 minutes ago, spirit of norm smith said:

    Agree. 

    fantastic first half but poor last 5 minutes

    38 points up then 3 misses !!! 

    Fritsch was the worst. 30m dead in front, he kicks it game over, they get 2 and think they have a sniff. I can't stand how Dangermouse can dive and get a free and I dislike Hawkins so much.

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    Viney - epic.

    Lat 5  minutes - tired

    May - get him off

    Danger - should be fined for staging

    Gawn is continually being held - no frees

    Me - loving this but nervous.

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