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GAMEDAY: Rd 21 VS North Melbourne

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Just now, Gorgoroth said:

Lever can’t play third man when Goodwin keeps dropping Thommo. I don’t know how the selectors can’t see what’s bloody plain to see. 

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So lever is expected to stand there and let a man jump on his head for a spect or it’s blocking his run. WTF

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    We are mentally fragile against teams we should smack. Ongoing issue for the club.

    Unacceptable start. Goody spray required at quarter time.

     

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    1 minute ago, agent 99 said:

    So lever is expected to stand there and let a man jump on his head for a spect or it’s blocking his run. WTF

    Rubbish rule.


    No mids pressure putting defence under the pump

    this is sooooooooo poor.


    I don't like Gameday threads because of the overwhelming negativity, so I won't be hanging around here all that much.

    But my early thoughts are:

    1. If there was any chance for the upset of the season, it was going to be off the back of North starting well and us starting poorly
    2. We don't play day games that well any more, barely playing them at all (0-2 this year with a red Sherrin)

    Edit: is there a wind advantage? We'd want to hope so...

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    1 minute ago, Roost it far said:

    Relax peeps

    Because......?

     

     

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