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May playing his worst ever game.  Defence looking shaky

Trying to break tackles

Too little talking

Stengle playing v well

Bedford outmanoeuvred twice

Salem missing targets

What's with our players getting tackled but disposing of the ball but getting pinged??

Pressure is huge. Cats are primed

Only 2 pts down. We can wear them down. 

 

Viney, Harmes and May were all culprits that quarter is costing us goals and genuine turnovers.

So disappointing that these are supposed leaders who are letting us down.

 

Wouldn’t mind seeing Sparrow tried down back in future. Brings pressure, has pace, could play more lockdown potentially. We need his type down back IMO.


Just now, BAMF said:

This is how Geelong have such a good home ground advantage. We seem so confused with the lack of space on wings. Everything is compressed and we can't play our regular game style.

Not really look at up the ground footage after a kick in you 1 or 2 cats players all by themselves in our forward line, and why do our forwards always start from behind?

Playing a switched on Cats on a narrow ground, take the first option to dispose of the ball please. Trying to break tackles and baulking the first tackler looking for a target is costing us. 

Trying to play the Cats own precise  possession game instead of going long & direct once in the clear is costing us big time.

Once in the clear off HB and pressure closing, back your players up the field and go long.  The extra handball or short kick to another player under pressure is killing any momentum and also our forwards chances of winning any one on ones.

BB solid first quarter and much more involved.  Takes two contesteds on the wing, then goes back to assess but takes way too long.  Cats all flooded back.  Opportunity lost.  Move it on quickly inside 50 with a low raking kick towards a Maxy or Dogga and let the smalls go to work.

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3 minutes ago, gregdemon said:

Yes.  May has to lift. He will l reckon  here comes a five goal quarter l hope 

Who for 

Stephen may cost us 2 goals. Looks unsure and not trusting his ability. I'd drop him for a week after this week.

 

Sparrow...talk to your f***** teammate (bowey) when under pressure ffs


Dangerfield and the other muppets resting


HARMES.....OMG!


Handballs keep missing 

4 minutes ago, demon1987 said:

Stephen may cost us 2 goals. Looks unsure and not trusting his ability. I'd drop him for a week after this week.

 

Sparrow...talk to your f***** teammate (bowey) when under pressure ffs

Yeah drop him 🤔

 
8 minutes ago, gregdemon said:

Yes.  May has to lift. He will l reckon  here comes a five goal quarter l hope 

May had a**** quarter no leadership from him Rocket up [censored] please

 


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