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6 Viney

5 May

4 Howes

3 McVee

2 Tomlinson

1 Bowey.

 

Only one theme tonight.

 

 
1 minute ago, red and blue forever said:

Ugly start....

 

6. Viney

5. Petrecca

4.Fritsch

3. Howes

2.Windsor

1. Mcvee

 

Trac went missing when the game was there to be won. Don't be sucked in by a few nice stats. He was horrible tonight. 

6 May – kept us in the game in the first half.

5 Viney – some mistakes but two goals and tremendous work rate.

4 Fritsch – finally found his scoring touch again.

3 Petracca – but nowhere near his best.

2 Lever – a few good intercepts.

1 Howes – solid debut until the last-quarter collapse.

 

Black mark of the day: Goodwin for thinking he could  include the hapless Laurie, Chandler and Spargo in the same 22.

 


5 minutes ago, Dee-monic said:

6 May – kept us in the game in the first half.

5 Viney – some mistakes but two goals and tremendous work rate.

4 Fritsch – finally found his scoring touch again.

3 Petracca – but nowhere near his best.

2 Lever – a few good intercepts.

1 Howes – solid debut until the last-quarter collapse.

 

Black mark of the day: Goodwin for thinking he could  include the hapless Laurie, Chandler and Spargo in the same 22.

 

And an underdone Clarry

 

6. Viney

5. Fritsch 

4. May

3. Salem

2. McVee

1. Howes 

Viney, whilst good was also one of the culprits.

We've lost all semblance of team first footy and have gone backwards.


6. Viney

5. May

4. Bowey 

3. Fritsch 

2. McVee

1. Howes 

6 - Jack Viney

5 - Christian Salem

4 - Steven May

3 - Christian Petracca 

2 - Bayley Fritsch

1 - Blake Howes (great debut)

Absolute shocker to watch, our mosquito fleet had little or no impact.!! Caleb Windsor also looked pretty good and what was Billings doing as sub?

6. Viney

5. May

4. Petracca

3. McVee

2. Howes

1. Fritsch

The votes

6 Viney

5 May

4 Howes

3 McVee

2 Tomlinson

1 Bowey.until injured 

apologies. Fritsch Salem, Windsor good debut  

Billings sub 

Pass mark: Langdon Trac Clarry Gawn Rivers 

Need to improve.  
JVR. Chandler. ANB. SPARROW. Lever 

Never ever again. Laurie Spargo. Schache. 


6 May (absolute legend)

5 Howes (poise and class)

4 McVee (great gane)

3 Fritsch (3 goals but lots of errors)

 Tomlinson ( sorry I nearly forgot him )

1 Windsor for showing some poise and class

It seems funny we can produce great defenders but cannot find the right mix in attack, maybe we need to recruit a forward coach that actually played on the forward line

PS I really struggled past McVee

Edited by Demon_spurs

35 minutes ago, Dannyz said:

6 Viney

5 May

4 Howes

3 McVee

2 Tomlinson

1 Bowey.

 

Only one theme tonight.

 

I think that is pretty accurate.

6 minutes ago, Demon_spurs said:

6 May (absolute legend)

5 Howes (poise and class)

4 McVee (great gane)

3 Fritsch (3 goals but lots of errors)

 Tomlinson ( sorry I nearly forgot him )

1 Windsor for showing some poise and class

It seems funny we can produce great defenders but cannot find the right mix in attack, maybe we need to recruit a forward coach that actually played on the forward line

PS I really struggled past McVee

There was a guy wearing #7 - did you forget him?

6 Viney

5 McVee

4 May

3 Howes

2 Bowey

1 Windsor

13 minutes ago, Demon_spurs said:

6 May (absolute legend)

5 Howes (poise and class)

4 McVee (great gane)

3 Fritsch (3 goals but lots of errors)

 Tomlinson ( sorry I nearly forgot him )

1 Windsor for showing some poise and class

It seems funny we can produce great defenders but cannot find the right mix in attack, maybe we need to recruit a forward coach that actually played on the forward line

PS I really struggled past McVee

You couldn't find a vote for our best 4 quarter player Viney?

How can anyone have Trac in their votes tonight... 


Viney gets the chocolates for me..

 

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