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1 minute ago, Pates said:

It’s significant, but those guys aren’t our goal kickers. We’ve won pretty much the entire ground except for kicking through the big sticks. 

Viney had kicked a goal every round this season. 

 

This is why Smith can’t be in our best 22. Just makes the dumbest mistakes imaginable & in crucial games that could cost us.


It really is the cruellest way to lose a game of football 

Kicking the game away

 

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Damn straight

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Pathetic Harmes

8 minutes ago, picket fence said:

Hes had what 5 or 6 years to build confidence. Its now or Casey Forever DO SOMETHING SON!

Well he fell over nicely just then and hit a goal for it.

He's good for the season now I reckon


Harmes is having a mare with ball in hand so far tonight.  Effort is there but boy...

My god. Doing alright all over the ground but then we are utterly utterly disgraceful in the forward 50.

I think we'll grind out the win and get the 4 points, but geez I'd almost rather we don't at this rate.

 

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