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13 minutes ago, chook fowler said:

8 possessions between Kozzie, Bedford and Spargo - unsustainable 

They need to be at the feet of BBB and Max when the long ball comes in, or at least man their spare and apply some pressure.

 
 

Jesus christ Petracca what the [censored] was that!?


This absolute hack Rohan is killing us. What a joke. Who the hell is on him?

What was that kick from Petracca? 

What was that Petracca

 

We are conceding too much of the ground to them

Our inside 50s are putrid, should be further behind

Need to smarten up now.

Theres the difference.  Tracc looks up but still bombs/blazes away... turnover.

The Cats look and use vision to hit up a loose.

 


Surely we’re going to change how we attack this half?

have both Max and BBB in there if we are going to continue these high bombs

Edited by Demon Disciple


just sitting down to watch the game. I dont like the amount of shots the cats have had. what has been happening? same old? or are Geelong trying to keep it close so they can kick a couple of late goals to win the game?

 

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