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3 minutes ago, P-man said:

That Bedford fumble. Little moments matter so much in games like this.

That was the turning point.

Second on the ladder now too.

Edited by Clint Bizkit

Such a predictable garbage ball movement from the half back. Kick long to a pack. Nobody marks. Geelong runs away with it. It’s pathetic. 
These old [censored] have made us look so second rate tonight 

 
1 minute ago, loges said:

How many down field frees has Kozzie given for the season

How many pressure acts by Kozzie have seen kicks smothered or skewed this season?

Top spot gone after that goal. With Blues, Freo, Lions and Pies to come, it’s going to be tough to finish top two.


4 goals down, 4 ½ minutes to play - yes, possibly, but extremely unlikely.   Has Clarry been subbed?

Answer my own question - no

Edited by monoccular

 

20 points.   Maybe.  Bridge too far at this time in the 4th


4 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

Gawn came back way too early. Hurt us tonight. 
Been uncompetitive. 

Never seemed like a good idea 

Why do Melb insist on gathering the ball off the ground when under severe pressure when a knock on or quick slap forward might allow your players to run onto it and clear congestion.

This is most likely our worst all round performance this season IMV given the ins.

Feels like the bulldogs game last year at a similar time. Looked heavy, fumbly, got close but ran out of legs.


Lost the contest all night , that’s been the main difference.

Fumbles and poor forward entries just the icing on the very bitter cake really.

Dumb and dumber there.  Now % taking a big hit too


1 minute ago, Lord Travis said:

Top spot gone after that goal. With Blues, Freo, Lions and Pies to come, it’s going to be tough to finish top two.

We are not as good as last year. It’s going to be almost impossible to win. 

 
1 minute ago, Bombay Airconditioning said:

And Kosi’s miss

Awful technique.  Tried to guide it through instead of running in a straight angle and letting the curl of the ball off the boot do the work


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