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GAMEDAY: Rd 04 vs Port Adelaide

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4 minutes ago, layzie said:

Pretty ordinary finishย 

Very

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The players are very much over this game and I think we all are too.

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How bad has the umpiring been?

Pathetic


1 minute ago, Diamond_Jim said:

To be outscored in this quarter is very disappointing to say the least

14 to 18 shots

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[censored] ****house.

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Hope Goody gives them a bit of a talking to in the sheds. Play the 4 quarters out.

I'm irrationally angry with these late goals


Just now, dazzledavey36 said:

[censored] ****house.

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Steady on. We've conceeded 35 points.ย  Not 185


1 minute ago, Clint Bizkit said:

These shallow kicks inside 50 are the reason we havenโ€™t kicked another 10 goals, what is the point of them?

I canโ€™t figure out the forward structure tonight, all forwards play from behind, then we kick it out in front as if theyโ€™re all leading?ย 

Kind of happy for this to just end now before the scoreboard flatters Port moreย 

To only win by 5 goals after this dominance is a big disappointment. We lost 10% on the ladder in the last quarter. Thatโ€™s easy percentage we couldโ€™ve held onto that could be the difference between top 4 placement come end of the year.

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Ummm.. you guys do realise that we have just smashed Port Adelaide at home right?

Pretty underwhelming end to the game.


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