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Beaten in the air, on the ground, in the ruck, down back. A really poor performance 

1 minute ago, DeeSpencer said:

Hunter needs a week off 

he's running harder than most

by that logic you'd drop oliver, too

Edited by whatwhat say what

 

This quarter alone has been such a let down, I expected a fierce response and it didn't happen.

Problem is we never learn our lessons and drink our own bath water too much.

 

JJ down over the ball and cleaned up high but apparently the bombers player wanted it more?

Not a single bounce has gone our way. Forget it and move on.

1 minute ago, wizardinoz said:

Should have put Gus on the middle earlier in the game when Oliver was being beaten.

Gus was doing the first ever good defensive job of his life down back on Stringer. Tracc, Viney and the other mids had to lift 


6 minutes ago, leave it to deever said:

It's worst than that. It exposes our fwd line issues. Having Max back will help but unless Bbb stars for the rest of the year we are in trouble.

Exposes everything fwd back and mid 

Melksham you are a bloody disgrace. 

This should’ve been a percentage building win against a loser club. Instead we’ve [censored] the bed and no one is putting their hand up to try and stem the tide. This has been a game lost by poor leadership and laziness. Our worst loss since 2019-2020. 


The zero response is deafening.

The whole group needs to have a good look at themselves. Folded like a cheap suit tonight.

Classic Melkdumb, use your preferred foot 

Look it's a bad performance but people need to get a grip.

Collingwood lost to West Coast's seconds last year.

Geelong were 3-2 after 5 rounds and 4-3 after 7 last year.

Richmond similar in 2019.

 

60% inside efficiency for Essendon is disgusting. That is terrible for the best defence in the league.


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