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McVee had plenty of time to pick out a Dee. very poor kick

 
 
1 minute ago, Mel Bourne said:

Every time Kayo cuts out I comfort myself with thoughts of Rupert Murdoch’s imminent expiration. 

Got to wonder how bad the paramount plus app is if the AFL felt is was not up to Kayo standard.


This is really not good enough. We have really really not come out to play. Soft. Lazy. Backline all at sea. 

Almost all of Essendon's score has come from free kicks.

 

Is a smothered handball incorrect disposal? 


Free kick Essendon 

Think the coach is gonna need to give them a quater time rev up 

Playing like trash. A long way to go, but disappointing first quarter. Our backline struggles without Lever to direct. He’s the onfield general and best leader we have.

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Goodwin make the change already. Sub the big dud off 

Essendon is so average. We look well below them atm.


Defensively very suspect today. Draper having a party. Need to correct this at qtr time otherwise we're in strife

Tomo for Lever is a big hole

Oh dear ... 2 goals down. Hopefully no more Essendon goals before 1/4 time.

Getting killed in the clearances and in the air.

 

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