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GAMEDAY: Rd 21 vs Collingwood

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This feels like the dogs game a bit… entertaining but we wouldn’t want to keep playing this way 

 

Feels like the Bulldogs game

Defence leaking too many easy goals this quarter.

We don't want a shoot out.. 

 

Already conceading more that we want, Hopefully they tighten up defence but it was never gonna be easy


That is not a free 

 

Shoot out.
Goodwin won't be happy.

 


Hibbo having a shocker. How can we possibly let this ordinary side get goal after goal. 
Such poor defensive effort in the midfield. 

Not liking the look of this. 10 goals in the game already 

That is definitely a free. But it should’ve been holding before - fend off is your prior

Entertaining quarter to watch, but a [censored] shocking quarter from us with how we want to play. This isn’t a Melbourne game and we need to control it more or we’ll struggle in a shoot out again.

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Not good enough this quarter.

Leaking 5 goals this quarter is simply poor with the way we pride ourselves on our defence. 

Who's on Elliot? [censored] killing us as usual. 


Petty aside defence like a sieve

well... well

Pies would be very happy with that quarter

Do we ever think about negating another side's strength

After all they only done it to us...how many times


Nibbler continuing on with his poor form.

The defensive target of 15 pts conceded per qtr will take some rectifying from here 

 

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