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2 minutes ago, Gawndy the Great said:

Unfortunately it’s all too common now in big games. 

At the game, prancing around, unaccountable and no urgency. Gotta get this out of hia game

 
2 minutes ago, layzie said:

Hey all, eyes off the umpires for a second and more onto our crud display. Can't hit the backside of a barn with our disposal right now.

Umpires aren't helping not paying holding the ball frees😡

 
1 minute ago, Chook said:

I'm complaining about both things 😪

That's better 

6 minutes ago, —coach— said:

Nobody blew a whistle, why did he just stand there allowing the guy to rag doll him around whilst making no attempt to get rid of it

I’d suggest that was an automatic response to, y’know, having taken the ball over the boundary line. 


Where’s Binman?IMG_7848.thumb.jpeg.bba8d2c381e9a333cc521a3030f3e8f2.jpeg

1 minute ago, Mel Bourne said:

Arm wrestle with a team who beat the premiership favourites two weeks ago. 

 

Don’t care. Are you happy with our performance so far? They have not been amazing - spirited yes - but we’ve been sloppy and wasteful. Hand balling to guys under pressure. Fumbles. Guys not sighted all game. 

1 minute ago, wizardinoz said:

Umpires aren't helping not paying holding the ball frees😡

True. They need to go back to school 

 
1 minute ago, YesitwasaWin4theAges said:

What the fugg is going on with the umpiring fraternity?

They have completely lost the plot!

The problem is IMO there are too many of them no consistency. I see no evidence that 4 is proving better 3. 


1 minute ago, 3183 Dee said:

Where’s Binman?IMG_7848.thumb.jpeg.bba8d2c381e9a333cc521a3030f3e8f2.jpeg

Somewhere with less glare hopefully 

6 minutes ago, Chook said:

Could barely have played worse, similar to Carlton yesterday.

Such sloppy skills, spending it before we've earned it and dropping easy handballs (Petracca, Laurie, Salem).
It's an attitude thing - the boys are not intense enough which is just bizarre given this win is going to lock in top 4 and it's Gawn and ANB's milestone games.

I think the whole milestone game as motivation is oversold. Teams just as likely to play poorly imo 

Someone is smoking a massive blunt outside gate 6. Smells like Bob Marley took a [censored] on the grass.


14 minutes ago, Fanatique Demon said:

No one could have stopped that

Not just that but his either lost his man or given to much space on numerous occasions, at least 4 of there marks inside 50 I’d attribute to him

Hawks cutting our zone up with deft short kicks and good delivery I50. They've been doing that to us for years

1 minute ago, chook fowler said:

Hard to see us going deep into finals dishing up this excrement at this time of year. 

Not with this forward line

10 minutes ago, Roost it far said:

Melksham giving Sicily a bath

Sicily would need one after been a grubby [____] for almost a decade.

Very good, sure, but grubby.


1 minute ago, BDA said:

I think the whole milestone game as motivation is oversold. Teams just as likely to play poorly imo 

I reckon it's about 1%

Just now, Red But Mostly Blue said:

Don’t care. Are you happy with our performance so far? They have not been amazing - spirited yes - but we’ve been sloppy and wasteful. Hand balling to guys under pressure. Fumbles. Guys not sighted all game. 

Of course I’m not happy. 
 

But the modern league is very competitive these days, and even teams who are low on the ladder find pockets of excellent form. I don’t see it as “Demons are being showed-up by duds”

1 minute ago, praha said:

Someone is smoking a massive blunt outside gate 6. Smells like Bob Marley took a [censored] on the grass.

Oh those were the days...

 
Just now, Ugottobekidding said:

Since his contract, has hardly lifted a finger. Might be trade bait

 

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