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1 minute ago, deva5610 said:

The same kick every other player of ours has been doing all night, but it's Grundys fault now?

No, but seeing THAT kick, totally unpressured, from an experienced player is very frustrating. Why would you think I meant it was Grundy'd fault?

 
3 minutes ago, Maldonboy38 said:

Lever and Bowey get a pass - not many others.

BBB as well

 

Joe the Mc Spud kicks goals..says it all

Cameron loves himself

Cameron drops it like hot potato - play on


9 minutes ago, Bates Mate said:

Wow so many of the comments tonight are way over the top. 2nd game in lost our skip . The lions bought the heat we where not up to tonight but long way to go in the season. People need to get some perspective

 

There's no place for logic here. Only pitchforks.

Very ordinary performance, seems we still have major lapses in effort like last year. On form, we have some work to do and some key players out.

 
5 minutes ago, Bags said:

So what's your point? ' I told you all last year our team was [censored] and now they are!'. Fmd. We have been smashed pure and simple. Welcome to AFL. 

What’s your point?

My point is the backline need a kick up the backside and to be coached far better. They get all the praise when it’s easy due to the upfield work and Bowey’s the only one who takes the game on. It’s not 2021, the game is more open and faster now, we have to match it 


2 minutes ago, YesitwasaWin4theAges said:

Worst performance of the Goodwin era.

Not even close. 2019? 2020?

Hunter goals. Here comes Bang Bang Bang. All of a sudden we're only a couple of goals down.

Right? Right? Anyone?

Hunter can hold his head up. Been pretty good. 
Him, Bowey and Lever. McVee pretty good too considering it’s his second game and the room is on fire. 
 

Have we ever seen the Trac Oliver Viney combo play a worse game? Witches hats. 

8 minutes ago, Demon Dynasty said:

Grundy trying hard but boy.... how many times has he found Lion tonight

And bbb. 

Not sure about milkshake as sub now.

1 minute ago, The heart beats true said:

Not even close. 2019? 2020?

2019 had a heap worse than this.



Call it a draw

Immediate draw!!!!

 

So is that a draw ???


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