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1 hour ago, ManDee said:

Watching this at a sports bar in Hoi An Vietnam. Tiger on tap. Awesome 👌 

I'll be flying over your head  (Nha Trang back to Hanoi; le tour de in-laws) about 30mins after the game finishes. Sometimes even a flight delay is favourable, although listening through a mobile in a packed airport waiting area isn't ideal!

 
Just now, Clint Bizkit said:

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

I thought it was a push live but didn't think it would get called. It was hands on the back but he barely gave him any momentum.

We can thank Tom Hawkins for that one not being a goal

 
2 minutes ago, dee-tox said:

Are TMac and Weed just decoy forwards these days?

Clearances a huge concern.

If Harmes is running with Coniglio he is getting thrashed.

 

5 disposals and two marks combined. Pretty poor.

Need to lift, claw back some clearances. It's feeling like last year only we have the slender lead this time.


1 minute ago, Clint Bizkit said:

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

Let’s be honest if there wasn’t a big uproar in the media about Hawkins push in the back then that would never be paid 

4 minutes ago, Fork 'em said:

Langdon tiny push in the goal square.
BS free.

It deserved to be paid just out of langdons stupidity alone. Like what on earth was he thinking. That coupled with Mcdonald holding on to their ruckman's arm in the ruck contest and Harmes kicking into the man on the mark are some of the dumbest plays I've see this year. 

Another game that will be neck and neck until deep into the 4th because we couldn't ice the game sooner. 

Just now, leave it to deever said:

5 disposals and two marks combined. Pretty poor.

POOR ?? FRIGGEN INEPT

 
3 minutes ago, Clint Bizkit said:

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

But it made 0 difference to the goal going through so why does it need to be paid? Makes no sense. 

12 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Weideman and McDonald are absolutely pox.

Sooner Brown is in the better.

Both having no impact BBB a must


Just now, Jaded No More said:

But it made 0 difference to the goal going through so why does it need to be paid? Makes no sense. 

Because pushing a player in the back is dangerous.

2 minutes ago, Graeme Yeats' Mullet said:

Bfs

Was innocuous and off the ball, never gets paid...

Happens multiple times in every game and is never paid. 

2 minutes ago, CYB said:

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

If you are tallkimg punching it any angle towards goal over the top of the inner ring of players.....Yup!!

Also Clarry and Tracc need to handball to outside preferrably Lingers side so he can run on to it.  All these 2 to 4 foot hand balls, even Viney is guilty,  bringing the heat on us around the ball and too easy for the Giants to get a hand in and steal or spoil.

Go further / wider and changle lanes pls

2 minutes ago, BAMF said:

I thought it was a push live but didn't think it would get called. It was hands on the back but he barely gave him any momentum.

We can thank Tom Hawkins for that one not being a goal

Took me a minute .... But you're right.

Getting out worked, out tackled, disposals either just behind or making the player prop.

They have prob 7 smothers, heaps of shepherds, think we have 0 of both. 


Lever is out warming up.  Seems ok at the mo

1 minute ago, Clint Bizkit said:

Because pushing a player in the back is dangerous.

And a  free kick

2 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

But it made 0 difference to the goal going through so why does it need to be paid? Makes no sense. 

Because you can't push people in the back anywhere on the field.  Free kick

8 minutes ago, ucanchoose said:

Push in the back from Langdon. Was there

stupid. both experts said it wasn’t a free. you’d make a good umpire. no f’n clue

7 minutes ago, cookieboc said:

GWS have brought the heat. not sure if we have faced much heat so far this year, dogs?

They have but I think we’ve handled it well, only difference being that’s the Giants best and we’re running at about 75-80%. That Kosi non handball to Fritsch was effectively a two goal turn around.


Lever ismoving fine in the warm ups thankfully. Let’s do him a favour and not let the ball ping down there quite so frequently, hey Clarry?

 

edit: Autocorrect

Edited by Chook

 

We aren’t playing very well, and should still be 6-7 goals up if not for poor umpiring. GWS really are hopeless. Without umpire assistance they’d probably be about 10 points.


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