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NON-MFC: Round 2, 2022

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Dogs have absolutely no defensive nous whatsoever. If the game isn't 100% on their terms that's it for them.

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    4 minutes ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

    Carlton are my second fave team. 
    There’s something you don’t hear too many ppl say. But it’s true. 

    I think you need some re-education WCW

     

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    3 minutes ago, 4_Kent_Watts said:

    these free kicks they give in the Ruck are a disgrace

    and always to the dogs!! 

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    Dogs game has completely fallen apart. They’re loose as hell, and any kind of pressure is destroying them. Completely different team to last week

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    The dogs spread after Carlton win the ball in their defence after the Ugle-Hagen attempt at goal was absolutely pathetic.

    They're not fit, or they're demoralised.

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    Wow that's pathetic from O'Brien, and from the ump for falling for the "high" against Treloar. The poster got what it deserved.

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    1 minute ago, BDA said:

    Lacky O'Brien milked that free kick

    Shocking 

    The Umps always get sucked in

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    Dogs are in a world of hurt. To concede 76 points before half time is horrendous. 

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    The Blues are probably playing the best footy in the comp right now - I just can't see it lasting an entire year with the level of efficiency they're getting from everything.

    EDIT: Also I don't rate the dogs defence worth anything.

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    7 minutes ago, BDA said:

    I think you need some re-education WCW

     

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    Appy-polly loggies dear droog 🙂

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    Where did the Dogs get these top-ups from? 

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    31 points with the Dogs' attacking brand and Carlton being Carlton is not insurmountable.

    Blues can't sustain this level, and the Dogs still have a lot of attacking power.

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    1 minute ago, Chook said:

    31 points with the Dogs' attacking brand and Carlton being Carlton is not insurmountable.

    Blues can't sustain this level, and the Dogs still have a lot of attacking power.

    Dunno about that that Chook, they look very Melbourne like at the moment.

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    Just now, doc roet said:

    Dunno about that that Chook, they look very Melbourne like at the moment.

    Except their backline is trash 

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