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Defence is cooked.

That was genuine [censored] weak defending by Petty on Daniher 

 
2 minutes ago, sydneydee said:

Goodwin needs to bring Smith in before this game is gone 

What is Smith going to do?

We get called for blocks, they don't.


Remember when King went off early last week which freed May up to be BOG and some people here thought St Kilda’s injuries weren’t a factor in our win?

1 minute ago, SPC said:

Sub Petty off. He can’t move 

He's busy marking a lazy halfwit who's giving us a bath

Where’s our run gone? No moving in to space. No easy kick mark play. It’s looking like the final again. 

 

We have fair dinkum lost the plot. We look frightened, out of ideas and stuffed 


Game over. They have gone to water.

Weak as [censored]


Oh well, we’ll always have that first 10 minutes and 2021, right? 

2 minutes ago, Radar Detector said:

What is Smith going to do?

More than Petty ffs

Panic merchants.

Hey Goody we are being SMASHED in the marking department.

How about the sub now.

Nah let's wait hey.


we never use the corridor .

more uncontested possessions more -40 in marks.

are we loading? 

 

Games done. We aren't getting numbers to the ball and losing contests. Team doesn't look fit. 


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