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5 minutes ago, Bombay Airconditioning said:

Weid very quiet or am I not understanding his role.

He has no role.  Delist

 
Just now, DubDee said:

Why was Tracs goal not allowed???

Langdon puts hands in the back of GWS player. Really, really soft. Usually that free never gets called no matter how blatant. This one was barely contact

 

Tmac must have a huge second half


If our midfield start working flat out we win this easily, if they keep running around like a training drill we could lose this. 

2 minutes ago, DubDee said:

Why was Tracs goal not allowed???

Langdon tiny push in the goal square.
BS free.

1 minute ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

Touched (?)

She paid a free kick for a push that wasn’t at all a push and would result in 300 free kicks a game of that’s what counts as a push.

 
3 minutes ago, DubDee said:

Why was Tracs goal not allowed???

Push in the back from Langdon. Was there

Weeds Experiment is OVER Mc Donald next to useless


2 minutes ago, wizardinoz said:

She is hopeless. Should be confined to umpiring AFLW only.

Until the end of winter at least.

Just now, Demon Disciple said:

Hitouts +3, clearances -13. Talk about disconnect between rucks and rovers.

Giants always pick off Gawns taps.he needs to hit onto the outside. 

Just need to get back to what we did right in the first quarter. 

Langdon had 2 shockers when going for goal. 

Weid & McDonald need to work out what they're doing up forward. 

Also our mids are getting smashed in clearances. That needs to be fixed up

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Oliver not himself at this stage. Needs to lift

Are TMac and Weed just decoy forwards these days?

Clearances a huge concern.

If Harmes is running with Coniglio he is getting thrashed.

 

3 minutes ago, BAMF said:

Langdon puts hands in the back of GWS player. Really, really soft. Usually that free never gets called no matter how blatant. This one was barely contact

It was a push, totally stupid and unnecessary by Langdon.

8 minutes ago, Nicko said:

Stats wise he’s been pretty quiet but I thought his attack at the footy was ok…..would like to see the footy stick In his hands though! 

He looked at one stage to take a chest mark one handed, not sure if he was being held but that’s how it appeared.

1 minute ago, ANG13 said:

If our midfield start working flat out we win this easily, if they keep running around like a training drill we could lose this. 

Yep, work ethic is not there in the middle. Put some hungry kids in there. Jacko, Sparrow, Jordon, I’m sure Gus would love a run in the middle.


2 minutes ago, dees189227 said:

Just need to get back to what we did right in the first quarter. 

Langdon had 2 shockers when going for goal. 

Weid & McDonald need to work out what they're doing up forward. 

 

What they are doing is having a nice evening supper of Hot Cross Buns and Hot Chocolate

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4 minutes ago, picket fence said:

Weeds Experiment is OVER Mc Donald next to useless

Would help if they kicked it to Weid instead of in the air against 3.

Edited by Redleg

 
2 minutes ago, picket fence said:

Weeds Experiment is OVER Mc Donald next to useless

Both would want to have a big second half.

 

Trash umpiring is trash.

We’ll turn it on for five minutes and win, but we’re just going atm.


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