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GAMEDAY: Rd 05 vs Essendon

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1 minute ago, praha said:

Getting this to under 20 points would be a huge win.

Wow, score reviews are just icing on the cake

 
 
Just now, YearOfTheDees said:

Some days you should just stay in bed.

Yep. I can’t remember having a worse month in my life and today has really just topped it off nicely. 


6 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

The lack of leadership is the worst part of this game for me. Nobody has stood up today and wanted to really change the state of play. Embarrassing. 

Viney tried but he was a lone hand.

 

Tomlinson just delisted himself today.

The cliff is coming hard and fast for Tmac. Those 4 goals against the Weagles worth nothing today. 

Should we have put McDonald in the ruck in the first half instead of Van Rooyen in hindsight? Draper showed his class then


18 minutes ago, Kick_It_To_Pickett said:

Worst performance in a long time. Lack of motivation and effort. Outcoached. Just beaten by a better structure

Worst performance since Brisbane. 3 games ago. Worrying signs. 

1 minute ago, leave it to deever said:

If Oliver had turned up earlier on it may have helped.

Or maybe if his team mates had joined him when he did.

Lingers very quiet after half time and the few touches/disposals he's had have been mostly innefective


We are miles off it. Luckily the competition this year isn’t that good. 

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