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Just now, Stiff Arm said:

Danger only 12 disp. Who's on him?

Old age is tagging him

 

Dangerfield is proving to be a pretty ordinary captain so far

Calling it. Game done. 
 

If Jeremy Cameron ends up at full back kicking it straight to the opposition, it’s game over. 

Geelong look helpless

edit: I bloody tipped Geelong so hopefully this changes the momentum and I’m wrong. 

Edited by BoBo
Vanity

 

Yet another throw by Geelong ignored by the blind maggots. Goal Geelong. 

 

Ant two more following resumption.  Blatant. 

Edited by monoccular


Cameron at Full Back

Jeelong have put up the White Flag

Die Jeelong Die

Dangerfield has been totally dominated 

But at the same time, A Carlscum choke would be fantastic from here…

when Dangerfield comes back from injury the Cats should be better

1 minute ago, Sir Why You Little said:

Cameron at Full Back

Jeelong have put up the White Flag

Die Jeelong Die

Dangerfield has been totally dominated 

But at the same time, A Carlscum choke would be fantastic from here…

It would be a thing of beauty.


Geelong haven't been opened up like this since Gawn was kicking goals out of his proverbial in Perth.

 

5 minutes ago, YearOfTheDees said:

Gray Rohan is playing like its a final, Dangerfield needs to hand in the Captaincy and just play footy.

He would actually throw it - doesn’t know how to handball legally

Credited with 11 hand passes so far but at least half were throws. 

Edited by monoccular


Geelong's defensive depth leaves a bit to be desired. It shows how important Stewart is to their structure down back.

Meanwhile we played in round 1 without May or Salem and looked as comfortable as ever.

 

Im going a bit early but … A new sports bet multi on why Geelong will lose  tonight according to Scott.

1. Surface has recovered too well after we trained all week at the skating rink

2. J Cameron’s newborn kept him up all night and couldn’t train fully

3. without Duckwood we were unable to get our usual 2-3 goals from questionable high contact frees in our f50

Edited by Gawndy the Great


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