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26 minutes ago, Gorgoroth said:

Goodwin needs to find a way to get this team back to 21 when they hunted teams and had an edge to them. 

Yes, that's the real issue Gorg

The team's overall performance and how we are approaching our games

We may well win this game but there's something that's not quite right

We certainly don't have that edge and it's not about any particular player.  We're not hunting the opposition as a top 4 team should

 
29 minutes ago, Bitter but optimistic said:

hahahahah!  You wouldn't want to sit near me Jaded.

johnny depp dr gonzo GIF

 

Pickett continues to be useful as Anne Frank’s drum kit. 


Pickett obviously got a talking to at half time and just when he was off before, but still not doing enough 

 

Pull the trigger now - sub Pickett, Smith on!

2 minutes ago, Macca said:

Yes, that's the real issue Gorg

The team's overall performance and how we are approaching our games

We may well win this game but there's something that's not quite right

We certainly don't have that edge and it's not about any particular player.  We're not hunting the opposition as a top 4 team should

I think saints pressure has been very good 


Why are we outnumbered around Gawn at kick ins? 
It’s like they know where May is kicking and we don’t.


Is throwing the "rule of the week"?


Been watching Kozzie the last five minutes, he just casually jogs around.

He needs to attack with vigour.

Wish he could watch how Davey use to roam and crumb, he was lightning.

Just now, leave it to deever said:

I think saints pressure has been very good 

Saints are an average side ... we are supposed to be top-notch

We'll probably win but we'll need to play a lot better to win next week

Btw, great kick Gus (under extreme pressure)

 

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