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I've been impressed with Dunstan's ability to find handball targets under pressure.

 
Just now, Bitter but optimistic said:

need big last quarter - I've backed the forty plus

Heavily?

 Haymes special this week, all the points. Better off happening now and not in a final.

 
Just now, Larry, Moe or Curly said:

Too many selfish shots on goal

It’s (selfishness) starting to creep back in. I think the lads were a tad happy with themselves coming into this game. 
 


Geez our 3rd quarters are good

 
2 minutes ago, faultydet said:

Jeez Weideman would want to do something decent in the last.

Surely he doesn't have many goat photos left?

I've been watching closely and his half hearted leads are doing him no favours


1 minute ago, JimmyGadson said:

Not sure you can blame Weid with the ball coming in. It's been atrocious. And he still has two and has competed strongly in the air. 

Smith a liability defensively. No time for him whatsoever. 

Has Weid taken a mark?

1 minute ago, CYB said:

This game should be well and truly over by now. 

Should have been done and dusted at half time.

Our second quarters continue to be NQR so far but i blame most of that on our play forward of center and lack of poise / forward craft coming inside 50 and inside 50 itself.

2 minutes ago, faultydet said:

Jeez Weideman would want to do something decent in the last.

Surely he doesn't have many goat photos left?

Weid - 9 disposals, 2 goals

Brown - 10 disposals (6 handballs), 1 goal


11 minutes ago, loges said:

Pilay on RUBBISH

A new Indian player?

gonna have to win this ugly. can’t remember a game .. ever…where we’ve blown so many easy chances. start well and we can put it to bed.

4 minutes ago, IRW said:

I am waiting for someone to say he's got 2 goals so he's one of our best

2 straight. He’s an outlier tonight.


4 minutes ago, faultydet said:

Jeez Weideman would want to do something decent in the last.

He's kicked more than BBB at this point and everything into the forward line has been terrible.

Give him a break!

2 minutes ago, Stiff Arm said:

Tom Lynch is an over paid front runner. Weak as pizz when needed

Cue Tom Lynch Tigers comeback in 3, 2, ………….

 

Melbourne just have so much more run than Richmond late in the game. 
I am convinced that our game plan is to accelerate our work rate gradually throughout the game.

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