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My 3 word player analysis V Geelong

joeboy
in Melbourne Demons

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Gawn - rusty but important 

Viney - prolific but wasteful 

Oliver - regularly under pressure 

May - great after first

Petracca - surprisingly selfish game

Salem - took easy options

Brayshaw - a few moments 

Harmes - tough but loose

Jackson - continued disappointing season

Hibberd - was generally safe

Lever - steady all game

Jordon - was rarely effective 

Neal- Bullen - couldn’t get involved

Langdon - suffered from constriction 

Bedford - overwhelmed by occasion 

Bowey - didn’t handle pressure

Brown - poor second half

Fritsch - totally ineffective performance 

Petty - was never disgraced

Spargo - needn’t have arrived

Pickett - another nothing game

Sparrow - was rarely sighted

 

 

 

 

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    You can’t be serious re May absolute complete stinker of a game 

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    Very generous towards May

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    Viney, turnover merchant.

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    2 hours ago, layzie said:

    Thought Pickett worked harder than most.

    He always works hard but rarely gets the bloody ball

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    Harmes: Wasteful and Aloof.

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    Three words 

    Beaten in clearances 

    No contested marking 

    Melted under pressure 

    Forwards must lift 

    totally missing Tmcd

    lost premiership favouritism 

    Harmesy stopped fending 

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    TMac so important.

    He may not kick goals always, but he bodies opponents, makes space and attracts one of their best backs.  Last year, Fritta and BBB benefited from TMac's presence alone.

    When the opposition knows they have our current midfield relatively covered, they do not perceive our forward line, as a stand alone unit, to be much of a threat.

    We need to understand this and our leaders have to rise to the challenge.

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    Unfortunately 

    summed up well

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    everyone sees differently 

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    everyone is correct 

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