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Some really poor umpiring keeping the Suns in this

1 minute ago, Jaded No More said:

Bowey getting destroyed. Need to get him off Rosas now. 

Put Hibberd on him……………oh wait

 

Just now, Maldonboy38 said:

I want Salem back. Turner is developing nicely at Casey but out of his class here. 

So do you Hibberd or Petty back?

I want a genuine key forward.

that said, not sure Petty is stopping big Levi there 

We are really missing Hibberd and his ability to shut down small forwards.

Fritsch is having a Barry. 

 

Why is gc always finding a loose man even after a stoppage in the 50, some lazy defending going on

Edited by Garbo

I really think Petty should be in the backline. We look all at sea back there, especially with Steven May losing a bit of form/fitness this year.


Why do we look so disorganised out back? How are they taking so many marks out there? Leaked 46 points to the GC in a half, so far. Not great. 

Just now, Chook said:

I really think Petty should be in the backline. We look all at sea back there, especially with Steven May losing a bit of form/fitness this year.

100%. Needs to go back now. 
May is taking the [censored] out there. 

Looking like pus from the moment Gawn got Lippy after Grundy’s mark 


May is done.

70 to 45 contested possessions.

Gold Coast just working way harder.

Very lax perfromance. defensively really poor 

Edited by BDA

 

May looks a shadow of his former self. Getting out muscled in nearly every contest and looks very unsure with ball in hand.

This is a harder game than it looks methinks.  Rivers playing really great game


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