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Getting annihilated at ground level, and not much intensity or run around stoppages.

And I think our basic method has been figured out by most other clubs. Not sure what to do about this.

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    Here’s a tip to Gawndy, instead of both going to one side of the ground for the kick in, try going one each side

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    Yze needs to make some changes in the clearance work, every team knows what we do and how to beat it. We are predictable in a bad way.

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    Sorry everyone goes on about Oliver. I could get 40 possessions if I just got the ball and kicked it to nothing 

     

    Umpires are either hopeless or cheats. Not sure which.

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    Good on you Kozzie...you absolute star.

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    Umps awful but not as bad as us.

     Hopefully that ignites some momentum.

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    4 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

    Confident we respond this quarter. 

    We have far too many good players to not respond.

    C'mon Dees.

    Thank you for your positivity, Dazzle!

    Not something I thought I'd be typing... I do trust your footy IQ so fingers crossed!


    Look all ganes this will come down to getting first use of the pill 

    2 minutes ago, Clintosaurus said:

    Umpires are either hopeless or cheats. Not sure which.

    Girl Why Dont We Have Both GIF

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    A little bit of flare 👍. Boys need to play on instinct, not this rigid 💩 Goody has drilled into them.

     

    WHY ARE THEY TAKING CONTESTED MARKS EVERYWHERE???????

    Max and Brodie being given a bath by a vfl ruckman. 


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