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Time for a blunt already. 

Have we hit a decent handball target yet? 🤦

 

We get such poor drive out of our back half considering the talent we have to rebound across half back.

 

Still trying to play perfect link up footy with short handballs in traffic when a quick kick forward would be more effective when the heat is on early.

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We are so far off top 4 standard. 

We're genuinely playing the like a team that's fighting to get into top 8 spot.

We’re getting slaughtered. 

We look flat, can’t hit targets, keep handballing to guys under pressure, nobody to kick to i50. Honestly can’t find a single positive so far. 

If we can’t beat the saints we have no business in the finals. 

1 minute ago, ucanchoose said:

Might be an early night

Cricket starts in 20...


3 minutes ago, darkhorse72 said:

That never helps us, like when Cameron was out..

Does having seb Ross put too help us???


Umps are a joke

 

What in the actual f$&@ is with our ridiculous close-handballs under pressure? 
 

Worst offender is - as ever - Brodie Grundy. Puts zero thought into his give-offs. 


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