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GAMEDAY: Rd 13 vs Collingwood

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Chandler or Kozzy takimg the mark on Nick's kick ins FCS.

  Spargo cant go with him


Defense has been excellent so far, particularly May

Take a bow D backline

 

Are we playing any differently today?

Nothing I’m seeing says we are!!!

Two missed set shots - could have been ahead.  
Has Chocco left?


1 minute ago, Roy Boy said:

Are we playing any differently today?

Nothing I’m seeing says we are!!!

It’s our intensity. We are behind but aren’t giving up. We are on today 

2nd 

Gawn. Salem. May. Mcvee. Tomlinson Hibbo 

but 

🤮missed shots JVR. FRITSCH 🤮

🤮stop Nick Daicos

🤮Joel smith 

🤮kozzzy trying pack specckkkies 🤬🤬

Petracca has to lift !!!!!! Two misses. 20% kicking efficiency. He is a star. But no superstar yet. Footskills are average. 

Edited by spirit of norm smith
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If only we had Oliver

Smith just pkay the footy instead of looking to the umpire for a free! Cost us an easy mark leading to a goal 


Unless something changes they will hold us at arms length all day long 

Bobby Hill free? I’d take him. Knows where the goals are!! 

 
2 minutes ago, monoccular said:

Two missed set shots - could have been ahead.  
Has Chocco left?

I think it's about 6.

JVR and Pickett didn't even make the distance from 35m out


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