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23 scoring shots to 10 who the furg is our goal kicking coach. Just utterley shizzen

 

The amazing thing is that we are playing a team which has several players that have never played together.

We on the other hand have been almost unchanged for eons.

It's not a great performance

It's impressive that we're winning considering how many lazy half-arsed efforts have been on display. Play anyone else other than Eagles and North and we probably lose. 

Edit: I'm still happy we're winning though.

Edited by Nascent

 

🤔 I’m no expert but if I’m not mistaken WE’RE WINNING BY A BUNCH. 

Just now, Jaded No More said:

When was the last time we played this poorly against good teams? 

Our FWD 50 game still a real concern, that's the most worrying thing. I hoped our forward línea would take today's opportunity to tweak their game and gain confidence


4 minutes ago, ElDiablo14 said:

Play like this in Finals and we are cooked

But the thing is we won’t. 

2 minutes ago, layzie said:

When is the limited edition framed picture for WC's gallant performance today available in stores?

Check Kelli Underwood’s Facebook page, I believe she is making them. She also has ‘Jackson to West Coast’ posters available 

 

Cheeky 4qt pile on I hope

4 minutes ago, ElDiablo14 said:

Play like this in Finals and we are cooked

We only need to lose one in the last few weeks....better get a wake up call and a forward line before that


23 scoring shots to 10 who the furg is our goal kicking coach. Just utterley shizzen

4 minutes ago, Kick_It_To_Pickett said:

This really feels like a loss. Few head wobblers running around today 

This post is exactly what self entitled supporter bases are like.   Man we changed real quick

5 minutes ago, ElDiablo14 said:

Play like this in Finals and we are cooked

Except this is not finals. 
see: last year. 


Smash em by 186...

 

FMD

 

 

 

 

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Laughable some of the hysteria in this thread. We're nearly 3 times their score, we've spent the bulk of the game barely above idling, we're getting the job done. Why tear ourselves to shreds in May?

1 minute ago, monoccular said:

But the thing is we won’t. 

Why not..are they doing this now on purpose?

2 minutes ago, Kick_It_To_Pickett said:

Check Kelli Underwood’s Facebook page, I believe she is making them. She also has ‘Jackson to West Coast’ posters available 

So her judgement is as bad as her commentary and her voice 😱

Edited by monoccular


Harmes Hammy???

1 minute ago, gs77 said:

Laughable some of the hysteria in this thread. We're nearly 3 times their score, we've spent the bulk of the game barely above idling, we're getting the job done. Why tear ourselves to shreds in May?

High expectations

2 minutes ago, Clint Bizkit said:

Their pressure has been so much better than ours.

And that’s fine because when you are the underdogs you come out hard. 
For years this was a “win” for Melbourne. Losing by 55 points to the premiers. Nice for the shoe to be on the other foot. 

 
3 minutes ago, picket fence said:

23 scoring shots to 10 who the furg is our goal kicking coach. Just utterley shizzen

A big swag have been from players just pinging away instead of lowering their eyes. 

I don't think it's skills. It's egos


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