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It’s a premiership side in defense and an under 12s side in attack 

 

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Just now, Jaded No More said:

It’s a premiership side in defense and an under 12s side in attack 

Tigers down back, pussycats up front.

Bad kicking bad footy, giants will get on a run at some point make us pay

 

The Ginats just need a decent quarter and they'll score enough to win

So against a side like GWS, we will likely dominate 3 of the quarters and loose 1. If we continue this level of inaccuracy they will only need to kick 2-3 goals in their dominant quarter and they will win this game

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Aaaaaaaarrrrrrggggghhhhh! We can't even get a goal from the goal square. B****y furious watching this.

Positives - Bowey, Brown.

Real worry - Form Of Pickett, Langdon and Gawn.

Wheres Brayshaw?


FMD I can’t keep watching this. It’s actually just a joke. 


We just make it so hard on ourselves to score.

They get it down there and seem to score at most opportunities.

 

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