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Canโ€™t see us coming back from this.ย 
Disappointing display. We look flat, we canโ€™t win the footy at ground level or in packs or in the air. Theyโ€™re all over us.ย 

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Making a pretty slow and predictable team look very good. We are very flakey against top 4 sides and it's a major concern. Game over.ย 


Cats +13 in clearances. Weโ€™ve been beaten at the source tonight and then theyโ€™ve setup better structurally too.

Even if we get up from here, thereโ€™s a lot to learn from tonight. Need to improve come finals time.

Gee we never go near the corridor. Slow boring playย 

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Well we always have learnings ! WTFTM


Too many non-contributors, they are cutting us up big time, we have no time or space with the ball.

We have been massively outplayed this quarter so far.

Kick a couple to close out the quarter and we might pinch it

Lot of learnings from this game


They are all over us

4 minutes ago, Bates Mate said:

Throw, We have so many players down. Not shattered if we lose this at that dump of a narrow ground

We knew it was narrow and even the commentators knew at the start that Geelong would switch it and use the corridor.

I'm grinding my teeth every time we leave them loose on the far side and then we just kick down the line.ย 

It's so stupid and predictable and yet we have not adjusted.

The cats are not playing that well, they're just using the ground so much better.


I do think Salem looks slow

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Weโ€™re playing with heavy legs and the fumbles. Very few spills have gone our way. The width of the ground is affecting us. We canโ€™t use the breakaway width, the boundary keeps spoiling it. Feels like one of those nights the bounce of the ball has had a huge impact.


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