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3 minutes ago, Superunknown said:

I’m very disappointed this is not on free to air in northern NSW. 

Not on in the south either

 

And we’ve gone to sleep 🤦🏼‍♂️

 

Game would be closer if they were kicking straight.

The last few minutes they’ve lifted.

Come on Dees, get it back.


Geez we've been bad with our kick outs.

loving seeing the run and carry through the middle

Jordon, ANB, kozzi lovely handball chains. 

this will cut through any team including the Pies 

Damn, Tomlinson was never quick but he looks like he's lost another yard this year  🐢😅

 

Need to lift Demons 

1 minute ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Geez we've bad with our kick outs.

Have been for most of the year. So predictable 


8 minutes ago, Queanbeyan Demon said:

Did you watch the 2021 granny?

remind me when we have played like that since

Our gameplan is boundary based and into the pocket

GF was centre clearance straight up the middle for maybe 45 minutes

BBB has given us nothing so far. Doesn’t look anywhere near it.

Brown looks like bambi on ice

change your boots or get off the ground


BB no impact whatsoever 

 

Bounce of the ball running the Crows way at the moment too 😓


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