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If the centre bounce favours our side they rebounce it. Every time it's gone GC's way it's been play on.

 
1 minute ago, leave it to deever said:

Where is Harmes and Hunt and Spargo?

+ Pickett + Fritsch + Viney


Love watching the game on BT Sport. No frickin Brian Taylor! Woo hoo!

Hunt is 2015 era Melbourne skills.

 

****house defending tonight. We miss Lever big time. His onfield direction was a key reason to our record breaking best defense of all time last season.


Jayden Hunt is a dead set shocker

With the stand rule I feel like as soon as the ump calls “stand” players need explode out of the line to drive it to a long and fast target. It just looks like we/all players haven’t quite worked out the advantage of it as yet.

 

Just now, Clint Bizkit said:

Spargo, yuck.

When Hunt and ANB are overkicking every single kick forward how can you blame him.


3 minutes ago, The Swimming Dee said:

Hunt is lost

Low on confidence? Or not in the right position?

This the best, hardest and most talented Suns team I’ve seen. 
 

and missing King, Rankine, Weller


I would have like to see our new St Kilda recruit playing tonight!

The amount of ball watching going on from our players is disgraceful. 

 

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