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1 minute ago, Gawndy the Great said:

How many soft frees to Sydney. 

Enough to get them the 4 points. Nothing surer.

 

Charlie Spargo should be dropped next week for that WEAK EFFORT

 

Just typical of us to let them back into it. Had them on the ropes and now it’s a line ball game with all the momentum Sydney’s way.


2 minutes ago, Brownie said:

We're getting a bit loose, especially in the backline now

Wondering if we'll throw Petty back to manage the height down back while the midfield battle is on their favour/balanced.

suns are home!!!!

cats 0-3


Charlie Spargo should be dropped next week for that WEAK EFFORT

Not sure I like Petty up forward. Feel like we are missing him up back especially with those goals to franklin and Logan. Can’t help but feel like he would have stopped at least one of those marks. 

24 minutes ago, DutchDemons said:

An extra umpire just means 33% more bad decisions.

100% this.  So three certain HTBs for us againt Brisvegas in the 1st quarter conveniently overlooked but about as many that were nowhere near it called straight away in that quarter alone which turned the game back their way.

Pretty sure it was Lingers on the wing which was the worst of the lot and ended up in them scoring.

 


1 minute ago, Deetective Sgt. Taggert said:

Not sure I like Petty up forward. Feel like we are missing him up back especially with those goals to franklin and Logan. Can’t help but feel like he would have stopped at least one of those marks. 

Goody has had enough of the discussion on DL. Unless he snags a few contested marks or kicks a few snags in the second half, the debate is over. 

4 minutes ago, OhMyDees said:

Umps slaughtering us

Rubbish we have gone back to kick and mark, they struggle with quick ball movement, Sparrow is the new viney tries to take everyone one instead of first option it's just simple things that need cleaning up.

Viney is a liability in the midfield.  Just coughs it up way too easily.

A few more cleaner forward entries and quick reaction to the turnerover and we'll get the Swans.

 
Just now, demon3165 said:

Rubbish we have gone back to kick and mark, they struggle with quick ball movement, Sparrow is the new viney tries to take everyone one instead of first option it's just simple things that need cleaning up.

Nah umps giving too many softies.

Edited by leave it to deever

4 minutes ago, Deetective Sgt. Taggert said:

Not sure I like Petty up forward. Feel like we are missing him up back especially with those goals to franklin and Logan. Can’t help but feel like he would have stopped at least one of those marks. 

 


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