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GAMEDAY: Rd 02 vs Brisbane

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We can’t deal with the slippery conditions. We are wrong footed and fumbley as a result. They are doing fine with it. How many high tackle frees have we given away this quarter? Some kind of record

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    Just now, leave it to deever said:

    Why are they playing American john Denver.

    Because Brisbane people don’t give a [censored] about AFL. 

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    Attitude and performance of our midfield tonite is pathetic, we won’t do any better than last year and haven’t learnt much based on this performance - no commitment and desire to dig in when it gets tough


    Ashcroft is the new Duckwood.

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    Just now, Bags said:

    What a disgraceful comment. Footy involves 2 teams. Sometimes, believe it or not, you get beaten. Check yourself before you comment next time. 

    Seriously this is not a two team performance. We are ball watching. This is absolutely putrid. 

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    2 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

    Disgraceful performance 

    Gawn must be embarrassed 

    yep a shocker


    i understand now why we wanted to give Maysie every chance of playing.

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    2 minutes ago, Fork 'em said:

    Showing he comp early we pretty ordinary when the pressure's on.

    Listening to half the people on here today it was apparently us who were the mentally stronger.

    I seriously don't rate Brisbane ....which makes our performance so far ....appalling.

    If half of our usual culprits lift we win this.  Thats how bad we're going and how easy it will be to turn it around

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    2 minutes ago, whatwhat say what said:

    may, salem, gawn, pickett out of the game, grundy and plugger barely played for a year, viney and fritsch coming back from knee and ankle injuries respectively - just too many of best 22 unavailable or not match fit

    Dont make excuses we are PUTRID TONIGHT

    OLIVER, CAREER WORST PERFORMANCE add VINEY, PETTY, LEVER ,TMC HARMES ET AL Just terrible from too many

    Trying to play system footy without the elite players the system is designed upon.

    At some stage we have to play draft, develop and play the game on its merits.

    Players with the physical attributes and training to play the game as it presents itself rather than relying on Superstars like Gawn making life easy for them 


    Lever a clear BOG for me.

    Jake Bowey not far behind.

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    Petty yuck so far

     

    Good Ggod Oliver has been woeful tonight.. really need a big 2nd half from him.

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    2 minutes ago, picket fence said:

    Dont make excuses we are PUTRID TONIGHT

    OLIVER, CAREER WORST PERFORMANCE add VINEY, PETTY, LEVER ,TMC HARMES ET AL Just terrible from too many

    Lever? What r u watching.

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