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Gawn - a huge loss

Viney - obviously played underdone 

Brayshaw - disposals were amateurish 

Petty - tried but failed

Oliver - many irrelevant possessions 

Petracca - involved too late 

Rivers - loose but tried

Bowey - not the worst

Lever - played with passion

Harmes - not to standard

Langdon - had little input 

Neal-Bullen - was rarely noticed 

McDonald -  had no influence 

Fritsch - was obviously underdone 

Spargo - was easily outpointed 

Grundy - tried but ineffective 

Hunter - had little influence 

Sparrow - a nothing game

Chandler - took his chances

McVee - regularly looked lost 

Melksham - probably on field

Brown - our only forward 

 

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    I’m starting to worry Sparrow doesn’t have another level

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    1 hour ago, chook fowler said:

    Hard on Bowser, Rivers and Chandler.

    Agreed. Rivers played well

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    1 minute ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

    I think this was was established last year.

    I’d been trying to ignore it but can’t anymore

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    I thought Grundy was great not his fault the midfield was terrible.

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    15 minutes ago, WERRIDEE said:

    I thought Grundy was great not his fault the midfield was terrible.

    Certainly worked his way into the game as the solo ruck and credit to him. Needs to build some synergy with Trac and Clarry if we’re to win the centre clearances going forward.

    He’s going to earn his money this year if Gawn’s out for weeks, but he’d love having the number 1 mantle to himself.

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    8 hours ago, joeboy said:

    Gawn - a huge loss

    Viney - obviously played underdone 

    Brayshaw - disposals were amateurish 

    Petty - tried but failed

    Oliver - many irrelevant possessions 

    Petracca - involved too late 

    Rivers - loose but tried

    Bowey - not the worst

    Lever - played with passion

    Harmes - not to standard

    Langdon - had little input 

    Neal-Bullen - was rarely noticed 

    McDonald -  had no influence 

    Fritsch - was obviously underdone 

    Spargo - was easily outpointed 

    Grundy - tried but ineffective 

    Hunter - had little influence 

    Sparrow - a nothing game

    Chandler - took his chances

    McVee - regularly looked lost 

    Melksham - probably on field

    Brown - our only forward 

     

    Tomlinson - was pleasingly solid

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    Petty: has lost confidence 

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    what's going on,   two weeks in a row and i mostly agree, 

    was not looking to read this thread   but it is compelling 

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    13 hours ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

    Certainly worked his way into the game as the solo ruck and credit to him. Needs to build some synergy with Trac and Clarry if we’re to win the centre clearances going forward.

    He’s going to earn his money this year if Gawn’s out for weeks, but he’d love having the number 1 mantle to himself.

    Shrewd recruiting by us. Imagine how we'd be without Grundy now that Max is out 

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    @joeboy  Hunter - had little influence 

    I have to disagree. Hunter played very well in my opinion. I was at the game.  He was creative and smart with very few errors. Probably one of our best 3-4 players. 22 possessions.  15 kicks. 480 metres gained. Kicked a good goal.  Hit targets.  He was prominent and had influence. 

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