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BBB is contesting and getting to where he needs to.

But the strength of his contests has been poor. No explosion and one arm contests do not make for good forward craft.

Melky is looking great. Remember a few years ago that he got the highest SuperCoach score recorded against Carlton? Good times.

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1st qtr

✅Gawn Jackson 

✅Tackling and pressure 

💩ANB. Brown. 
💩fwd line crumbing 
🤮kicks on fwds heads! And to pockets !! 
🤔May kick out to 60 metre, left hand size. So boring and dull. 

2nd qtr 

kozzzy  & Melksham goals⭐️
tackling ⭐️

🤮May playing a zone off , 30 metres away from McKay. Ffs.   May is a danger !!’ To us !!’ 

🤮goalkicking (from both teams) 
🤮ANB Spargo sparrow Fritsch and Brown (zero kicks, zero marks, zero goals, one handball) 

🤡🤡Goodwin - slow and wide and boring ball movement  … play the corridor AND TEACH HOW TO KICK (no bombs!!) 

 

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Did anyone see what the free

 down the ground that resulted in frittata goal was for. Did not see it here at the ground. And it’s bloody cold freezings 

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We would have to be the worst in the league at getting back of the man on the mark and being the slowest to move the ball from a mark. Not many players would get a pass mark at this stage but where in front and hopefully find something in the second half. 

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Commentators gloating over a "great tight contest". I reckon it has been horrible to watch. Tacklefest, followed by Dees bombing it into the forward line with BBB attempting to mark with 1 hand, followed by more tackling, Blues kick a horrible blind ball to half forward, Dees intercept... rinse and repeat.

Well done Melksham. Pittonet is a dill. We are a better team but need to CAPITALISE. 

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Why was that “a gift” for fritta, he marked it anyway… 

much happier about this game than the Collingwood and dogs games, blues without their stars are clearly playing as many tagging/negating roles as possible. 

They won’t be able to keep it up the whole game. I think we will break away and win by 40+ keeping the blues to under 50 points 

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