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Umpires trying very hard to get the Suns up here. 

 

We aren’t worth enough to the afl to be as good as we are so we get umpiring displays like this. 

5 minutes ago, Clintosaurus said:

Umpiring is genuinely disgraceful. Not as bad as the commentary though. Not even close.

At least the woeful umpires took the time to fly up there

 

High pressure game and the umpiring is not up to it 

This is actually a great game tbh. Good contest. 


Chol zero attempt to dispose - play on.  

Then a very soft free to Rowell.

 

PS Is Carrie 100%?

JVR just pushed fair in the back…… no free. Umpires again. My God. 💩


Sub off Turner and bring on some fresh legs.

Put petty down back

Sounds like Goody needs to ring a few changes here but hasn't until now.

We have struggled in all our away (interstate?) games so far it seems

Tracc & Clarry both off so far is a worry?

We lack a third quality mid to add something if those two are both having an off night which one could argue should be a combo of Maxy & Grundy but hows that going?

Still think Kozzy in the middle for limited minutes should be happening but others say no as our forward pressure is pretty poor and needed there.

Petty back?

Harmes on for Disco or McVee?

Maxy goes forward

Grundy takes the bulk in the middle

 

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UNBELIEVABLE handball by Trac.

Sparrow having his best game ever imo.


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