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If we hadnt won the cup last year, not a single person in the footy world would rate us even a small chance this year based on our form. This is not the same team as last year.

Not even close.

 

No dash, no dare, no idea.. So far from it it’s not funny..

Its a game of millimeters thats the difference between tearing a team apart and not.  


This forward structure and the way it operates us not filling me with confidence at all right now. We have a lot of work to do 

1 minute ago, ding said:

If we hadnt won the cup last year, not a single person in the footy world would rate us even a small chance this year based on our form. This is not the same team as last year.

Not even close.

Rubbish.

 

Both teams will be making up the numbers in September. Both dire 

Being at the game you cannot believe this team won the flag last year with our big score.

Bad kicking again 


Viney terrible

Fmd Viney..!! Get it on the [censored] boot!

1 minute ago, Mr Steve said:

Rubbish.

Sorry but I fail to see how on earth you’d substantiate that comment.


How was that not fifty for the way they scratched Clarry trying to return the ball then


Reckon melks will get another year at this rate

 

This is Final style footy at its best and most you you lot need to learn how to watch a game.


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