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AFLW GAMEDAY: Grand Final vs Adelaide

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This team is just plain lazy… they cannot expect to win if they don’t put in the effort. Too many players just walking around.

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    We look so panicked. 

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    Ugh that's frustrating. 

    We are so fumbley. Harris needs to have more of a physical impact.

    And some sort of score would be nice

     

     

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    Gonna get very very ugly…..

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    1 minute ago, Webber said:

    Gonna get very very ugly…..

    They can still do a Melbourne 2021 GF…

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    2 minutes ago, Mr Steve said:

    They Kick it to a three on one every time there go forward.

    Mostly because they run much harder than we do into defensive positions

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    Adelaide out-working us, either through greater fitness or desire, but there are constantly more Crows jumpers at every contest than Dees jumpers.

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    the quality of football on our part is shocking. Skills are on par with U10's football. Adelaide looks clean, fit and prime to set an AFLW GF record. 

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    Kicking to Harris on 4 players isn't the answer.

    Thank GOD for Bannon. We would have one goal in 2 weeks if not for her.

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    This is why Adelaide have dominated this competition. They are do well drilled, disciplined, have such strong bodies & mark the ball cleanly.

     

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    1 minute ago, wizardinoz said:

    This is like watching Port Power Thursday night.

    Nar Port hadn't kicked a goal at half time.

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    Bannan is a bloody star.

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    brilliant block lauren pearce. thats the type of desperation the rest of the team need to show

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