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Keep going boys

 

Hopefully we can just win this really well so people leave and we can take their seats 

Spargo has been terrific 

 

 
4 minutes ago, Mel Bourne said:

Damn you to [censored] hell Kayo!!!

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Try the live footy option.


1 minute ago, DeeSince73 said:

He absolutely destroys us every stinking time. He doesn’t even try to hide his bias. 

Check his Sportsbet account.  Every time.  

Just need to ride the momentum against better. Can let De Konning or others have such easy access to goals.. 

we are switched on.

 
Just now, Chook said:

Been one of our best.

Too many bad decisions, almost costed us a goal there in the last 10 seconds of the quarter.

Langdon and Salem just don't have the energy for finals.


SPARGOAT 

Just now, YearOfTheDees said:

Should have got more reward for effort but still a much better start.

Was TDK second goal a dive?

The umpires helped Carlton. That wasn’t a free kick that resulted in their last goal. Whoever wins tonight I think will go far. But I love seeing daring football. There is an opportunity to switch the play and run and gun.

Just now, praha said:

Langdon and Salem just don't have the energy for finals.

Langdon started well. Salem needs a rocket.


It may have only taken 5 years, but I'm glad we're learning to lower our eyes going forward. Should be further in front considering the general play, but it's only quarter time and I'm happy enough with a lead. 

1 minute ago, praha said:

Langdon and Salem just don't have the energy for finals.

Salem has the energy, but uncontrollable.

Too many brain fades 

Umpireton as I expected 

To Kozzie, your mistake was not good, you let your team down.


3 minutes ago, ElDiablo14 said:

Was TDK second goal a dive

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Mistake

Not a fan of Max's centre bounce tap work tonight - he's letting Carlton have first use of the ball.
Clarry's up and under kicks are also killing us.

 

Gah Chandler such good work but missed opportunity 


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