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First Sam Reid and now we make Cox look like a superstar. FML I thought these days were behind us.

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    We suck again.

    Umps never rewarded our tackling.

    Salem and Langdon rusty fro injury.

    Petty not right.

    Tmac gone.

    The wheels have fallen off.

     

    In all seriousness, that is a [censored] pathetic performance after the week the club and supporters have been through. We are not top 8 level at the moment.


      On 13/06/2022 at 07:47, Nascent said:

    First Sam Reid and now we make Cox look like a superstar. FML I thought these days were behind us.

    I think it's time to make the coaching accountable, they clearly haven't fixed the blatant issues of the team. On top of that selection questionable, no Rivers or Hunt as Medi sub is damaging today.

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    Reset of the club needed. Top four in serious jeopardy if we can’t find form soon. Even with injuries, the players we have out there on the field should be able to beat most teams comfortably. This is simply not good enough. 

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      On 13/06/2022 at 07:31, Fork 'em said:

    Here we go.
    Crunch time.
    We gonna answer the question.
    Or roll over.

    And roll over it is.

     

    All and sundry will be coming for this club now. All of it from our own doing. What has happened to this club?

    And all in the space of 15 days.

    they have killed us at the fall of the ball. this isn’t on the BBB or Mitch Brown or Jackson or Max. 

     

    it’s on Spargo, Kossie,ANB, Sparrow, Trac, Oliver. 

    Even with May in, I don’t think we win this. it’s the formula that North abs StKilda used, but executed superbly

     


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