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GAMEDAY: Rd 19 vs Adelaide

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What a terrible last 14 minutes 

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    Maxy hit front on but no free. 

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    Short of our little burst at the start of that quarter, Adelaide are dominating general play. 

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    3 minutes ago, Clint Bizkit said:

    Simply not enough marking options forward, hence why the ball keeps getting intercepted.

    Forward! Hasn’t been forward for 15 minutes 

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    We’ll on top but have let them back into it

    Feel like I’m back watching dees v gws from a few weeks back

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    tackles inside 50 

    11-1 to the crows

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    It’s a shame we didn’t capitalise off that good start. The crows definitely took it up to us and we’re a little lucky they have been inaccurate. They’re a danger team and need to be given due respect in the second half. 

     Need to start strong and take chances.

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    Time to sub BB for Smith.

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    This has got loss written all over it, Adelaide want it more at the moment

    1 minute ago, BoldSirBrian said:

    Trac looking knackered

    i don’t know but he looks like he copped a knock. he got up from a tackle gingerly early and looks off

    I love Ben Brown Premiership player but FMD he can't compete anymore.

    Prove us all wrong BBB.

    Come out and compete son.

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    Lucky to be in front at halftime. BBB's AFL career must be very close to the end on that showing.

    3 minutes ago, loges said:

    What a terrible last 14 minutes 

    Yeah, let them back into it allowing them the last 2.4

    2 minutes ago, david_neitz_is_my_dad said:

    ANB to Casey

    B Brown is finished

    Petracca having one of those games

     

    ANB has been fine. good link up play. an assist, 3 score involvements. couple of clangers but he is not the problem 

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    A little untidy with our disposal in the second half of that quarter. We were still winning contests but turning over the possession and squandering breaks out of the contest.

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