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GAMEDAY: Rd 06 vs Richmond

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Can we at least lay some bruising tackles that make them think twice?

This is just too soft .

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    Getting murdered 

    Pathetic effort. Ground ball in back half… the usual problem.  Meanwhile, up forward, JVR and Petty haven’t a clue. 

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    Lever needs a kick up the [censored]. Pathetic on the mark and that handball….my God. Richmond are bottom 6, and we make them look top 4. 

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    Watching such a talented list waste their chances away. So frustrating. 

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    Don't worry folks. BBB and TMac are banging the doors down in the 2s.

     

    2 minutes ago, leave it to deever said:

    Please WAKE UP.

    Backline asleep again this week.

    Player wasn't even looking at the ball.

    Backline not good but where is the midfield? 

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    Chain away then dump kick to nothing. 

    Losing everything at ground level, making them look like the Tigers of old.

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    teams ramp up the pressure and we turn to water. same as last year.

    I don’t know what I’m watching. We are just playing some real poor footy. 

    Cant see us pegging this one back … Looks like last week all over again.  

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    2 minutes ago, layzie said:

    Ok we're in a bit of trouble now 

    absolute poo   I know its slippery    but hold  marks     big lead considering slippery conditions


    Lazy football by the Dees. Over confidence and not working hard enough. Turnovers back in our problem basket. That’s a very poor start.  

    Just now, Fanatique Demon said:

    Pathetic effort. Ground ball in back half… the usual problem.  Meanwhile, up forward, JVR and Petty haven’t a clue. 

    Jvrs a kid and Petty isn't strong enough to play forward. 

    The club has risked too much on tmac and bbb.

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    9 minutes ago, praha said:

    63% f50 efficiency to 36%

    That’s disgusting 

    Who are we???!!

    This sucks. Last week we lost to a team who won’t go the distance and will again this week because we don’t work hard enough. Too many excuses. No imagination.

    We have nearly a full strength team out there. This is embarrassing. 

     

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    Just now, Earl Hood said:

    Backline not good but where is the midfield? 

    Trac’s out there standing still and trying to throw everyone off him. He’s trying to do too much, again.

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    Why THE.FRICK are we losing it in the middle?!!????? Bloooooooody hell Melbourne. Playing the Reserves here, wake up 

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    Petty a key forward?¿ for christsake Goody u had BBB and didnt use himFfs

     

    Hibbo should be left in VFL after this, guy has clearly gone a year to long time to bring in Turner 


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