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I understand the plan now, bomb it to the hotspot so many times that the defenders crash into each other and take out their ruckman - and hopefully crumb a couple of goals in the process. 
 

Nice to see it come together after 2 years of trying 

 

Any chance we could ask Harmes to tag the Bont??

Will happily take the lead (albeit slim) considering how much space we've allowed the Bulldogs forwards so far.

Windsor looks good. Staggering that Billings was given the sub vest last week. Hasn't looked out of place at all so far.

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2 minutes ago, Fromgotowoewodin said:

I understand the plan now, bomb it to the hotspot so many times that the defenders crash into each other and take out their ruckman - and hopefully crumb a couple of goals in the process. 
 

Nice to see it come together after 2 years of trying 

Surprised the doggies didn’t follow Sydney and just flood the drop of the ball with players. Worked a treat for them last week.

 

Great to see us out marking the opposition for once.

Some decent umpiring and we are two goals up .

May looking good.

Kozzie too.

Chandler getting better.

Jvr and Oliver getting involved.


Anyone else see May smash Harmes and then push his head into the ground??

no love lost there!

Lot of belting it blindly into the F50, luckily the Dogs defenders seem to have NFI under the high ball…could go either way though we would want to play a bit better to put a break on them 

Ahead on all the key stats

Forward entry is the usual failure but the Dogs backline is their weakest spot so we might be on

1st qtr 

👍🏻May. Viney. Rivers. Mcvee. Billings. Salem. Oliver. 👏👏👏

X Gawn handball to English 🤨🤨🤨

X umps 😡😡

Nice comeback after the dogs start.

Billings has done some nice things, vineys kicking is a lot better and van rooyen is taken some good marks. 

Just need trac to stop fumbling 


1 minute ago, Diamond_Jim said:

Ahead on all the key stats

Forward entry is the usual failure but the Dogs backline is their weakest spot so we might be on

Fix that and we win.

Just lead and create space and stop bombing.

1 minute ago, Diamond_Jim said:

Ahead on all the key stats

Forward entry is the usual failure but the Dogs backline is their weakest spot so we might be on

They'll catch onto it soon enough. Unbelievable we're still dumping it in

2 minutes ago, DubDee said:

Anyone else see May smash Harmes and then push his head into the ground??

no love lost there!

Absolutely buried him!

21 minutes ago, leave it to deever said:

Where is Max?

I've only got radio and stats to watch here, so maybe I am missing something?

7 disposals, 3 marks, 4 clearances, 2 intercepts, 2 rebound 50s, 3 score involvements, 130m gained at 85% DE seems like a pretty good first quarter for a ruck.


Just now, Little Goffy said:

I've only got radio and stats to watch here, so maybe I am missing something?

7 disposals, 3 marks, 4 clearances, 2 intercepts, 2 rebound 50s, 3 score involvements, 130m gained at 85% DE seems like a pretty good first quarter for a ruck.

Cheers.

I was worried he was injured when Jvr was rucking for so long.

Brilliant finish from ANB, but that goal was ALL CLARRY!

 

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