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Sheet little handballs in front of goals .... AArgg.

 

 

No plan B

No grunt in the forward half

Horrific skills by foot

 

 
16 minutes ago, loges said:

We waste so many chances going forward

And WILL lose as a result 

 

niw trailing and will not get up from

here.  
crumbled again under pressure. 

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Jackson has been poor again. Kozzie can’t get near it.

 
Just now, leave it to deever said:

Go and play with a hot water service Bt

I wished he fell off the balcony. Would’ve been poor chairs


1 minute ago, BW511 said:

No plan B

 

 

Dare I say it.
All duck, no dinner.

De goey murdering us

Easy clearances 

Easy goals 

I can smell them winning big now. They have all the momentum. We are playing pathetic football. 


Almost a quarter since we kicked a goal. It ain’t that [censored] hard Dees. Move the ball forward.


Really disappointing this

[censored] these umps. Just corrupt.

 

DeGoey's killed us this quarter and very good in the third as well

Game over.

What a pathetic display this 2nd half.

 


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