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3 minutes ago, At the break of Gawn said:

That’s true. I don’t think they can replicate this.

Absolutely they can. If they get rolling again we won't stop them.

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We can do this.

Reset, get our contested possession back in order and get our forward conversation right.

C'mon boys we still in this!

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I hate Brian Taylor!

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Well it's a simple equation for here. If the club is as good as we want to believe they are, they can wrangle this back.

If not... well... we all know the outcome.

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Half time couldn't come quick enough. Defensively at sea as soon as the ball hits the deck, beaten around the ball and the Bont showing his class. On ball brigade need to lift otherwise we're cactus. 

We're re-set before and can do so again. Huge third quarter coming up. We can do this

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2 minutes ago, Graeme Yeats' Mullet said:

Must stop Daniel behind the ball, need to man up forward side of ruck contest 

Neale-Bullen's job from what I can see. (could be wrong).


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Fritsch has been poor the whole finals series. His kicking inside 50 has been shaky, keeps trying a kick running parallel to the goals and has missed it multiple times.

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1 minute ago, dees189227 said:

Why aren't people talking about that decision to gawn. I mean that was a goal right?

Melbourne just need to resettle. 

Why didn't we even see a review of that? It looked like a goal on the broadcast. Very confusing.

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Few worries. Daniel and Bont for Dogs.

Kozzie, TMac and May for us.

I feel a big surge coming this quarter. This will sort the men from pretenders.

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Can't let Bont mark uncontested, surely someone can get a fist on the ball

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Was I the only one who heard hodge say “we” when referring to what the Bulldogs needed to keep doing? Wtf

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2 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

26 possessions to a small half back

Do we have a coach !!!

Nothing to do with Goodwin, all on the forwards who are actually out on the field. Forward pressure is supposed to be one of our strengths.

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1 minute ago, Mickey said:

Fritsch has been poor the whole finals series. His kicking inside 50 has been shaky, keeps trying a kick running parallel to the goals and has missed it multiple times.

Absolute rubbish. 

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I feel sick right now. I just hope we can get our game together, the system has worked and can work again but we do need to stop the quick ball supply into their 50. 

And when we get it we must lock it in our 50. When we do that and get a look at goal, take it. Come on Demons, it is not over until it is over. 

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1 minute ago, SaberFang said:

Why didn't we even see a review of that? It looked like a goal on the broadcast. Very confusing.

They don't have the camera angles to review that kind of goal. The camera angle we saw is just in the wrong spot.

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Just now, loges said:

Can't let Bont mark uncontested, surely someone can get a fist on the ball

That second goal was sickening.

Naughton clearly ran behind play and cut off Viney.

We need to be better than this and account for their tactics. How did they not study this?

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