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Pathetic defending that transition.

They’re literally kicking every goal out of their [censored] 

 

We are leaking every time they go forward 


Hibberd not going well

Junk time goal.

My favourite 🙄

Ugh

 

Goody is furious on the bench. Could see him screaming at players to move into the corridor. Don’t blame him. Despite being up, this isn’t how we want to play. Dogs game all over again.

Just now, Diamond_Jim said:

How are they still in this

Aresy goalkicking and [censored] umpiring. 

Salem is back

8 goals from 18 inside 50s is BS 


We are smashing them just letting them kick goals to easy and not making the most of our f50 entries 


We’re smashing them in all stats but still only 3 goals up, [censored]!

At least 6 holding the balls not paid to us. Just then against Crisp 5 metres out red hot. Paid against us in a milli second for soft goals.

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Need to settle it down in the back half, don’t want a shootout like we did with the dogs

I actually think Gawn has been sensational so far. If he nailed those two set shots, he'd be on track to having one of the best games of his career.

We're only going to win if we start being more efficient and stop making Collingwood look dangerous every time the ball enters their forwardline.


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