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14 minutes ago, leave it to deever said:

Sometimes I wonder why Sparrow gets selected.

Today is one of them.

His play on decision after marking at CHF, then panicking and trying to thread a pass but coughing it up.... Ughh!

Kozzy still flying for mark of the century.  Can someone in the team ask him to pls stop and go get front & square more often.  It's called "Doing the Team thing"!

Our forwards STILL aren't working hard enough presenting on the lead.

Aside from one Billings kick to Viney i can't recall any other decent connect coming inside 50.

Marty was fab that quarter.

BB was decent!

Windsor's running & work rate impressive.  Tracc & Clarry same.  Their disposal though....bah

Fritta & Kozzy note.... how Viney used up every second of the clock before taking his set shot.  Pls remember to do the same (everyone taking a set shot!)

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5 minutes ago, 640MD said:

Milky in the rooms giving advice to fritta 

obviously a coach in the making really good to see. And petty wandering around as well

Hope he's not wearing his Crows jumper.

Edited by Return to Glory

12 minutes ago, Travy14 said:

he is pretty important to the midfield rotation and making sure our other mids get a rest

When you're in the midfield you still need to do something.

6 disposals for 0 tackles going at 66% is sub par performance off the back of another poor performance last week.

Ridiculously overrated by Melbourne supporters on here.

 

OK now I've seen it all. Simba cam where you hold your child up. 

Can we just have a quiet half time where we used to watch the little league 

1 hour ago, leave it to deever said:

Did you mention you were not well last week?

Sorry if I forgot.

And I'm sorry you are sick.

May they get the win for you .

Cheers.

 

there some worse than me lets go  dees


14 minutes ago, Travy14 said:

he is pretty important to the midfield rotation and making sure our other mids get a rest

When you're in the midfield you still need to do something.

6 disposals for 0 tackles going at 66% in a half of footy is sub par performance off the back of another poor performance last week.

Ridiculously overrated by Melbourne supporters on here.

16 minutes ago, Travy14 said:

he is pretty important to the midfield rotation and making sure our other mids get a rest

When you're in the midfield you still need to do something.

6 disposals for 0 tackles going at 66% in a half of footy is sub par performance off the back of another poor performance last week.

Ridiculously overrated by Melbourne supporters on here.

 
1 hour ago, old dee said:

When I get to the G I take my hearing aids out.

And it is still blowing my brains out.

1 minute ago, forever demons said:

there some worse than me lets go  dees

Love your attitude FD.

That's what life is all about if you ask me. The no self pity attitude.

I hope they get it done for you. Looking good.


17 minutes ago, Travy14 said:

he is pretty important to the midfield rotation and making sure our other mids get a rest

When you're in the midfield you still need to do something.

6 disposals for 0 tackles going at 66% in a half of footy is sub par performance off the back of another poor performance last week.

Ridiculously overrated by Melbourne supporters on here.

👏👏Clarry. May.  Mcvee.  Viney. Trac. 
 

Fritta. Work rate is nil. One possession. One mark. At qtr time.  Not getting moving as much as last week. Needs to not sit back and wait !!!  😡😡😡

8 minutes ago, Graeme Yeats' Mullet said:

Why won't Fritsch play in front?

It requires effort....

Kossie needs a spell on the ball just go get involved. 

Can see why we let Harmes go. Too slow.


Just now, dazzledavey36 said:

When you're in the midfield you still need to do something.

6 disposals for 0 tackles going at 66% in a half of footy is sub par performance off the back of another poor performance last week.

Ridiculously overrated by Melbourne supporters on here.

I think you might need to post a couple more times to get your message across. 

11 minutes ago, leave it to deever said:

Umpiring standard this season leaves a lot to be desired.

We seemed to have taken our foot off their neck in the second halve of the second quarter.

Great effort from Bb and good to see Chin of old.

Kozzie gone cold.

May playing very well.

Hore is back where he belongs.

Jvr totally mia that quarter.

He and Fritta need to get going. Moreso Fritta.

Max atoning for last week.

Viney was quiet that quarter after a blistering start.

 

Chin playing like small forward should why cant picket instead going fo a specky

1 minute ago, layzie said:

Using the half time breaks to read more this year.

Currently reading Hymns of the Republic by S.G Gwynne which details the last year of the Civil War. Highly recommend!

I've finally stopped procrastinating and got stuck into Orwell's 'Down and out in Paris and London.' Truly special.

That art of observing reality and presenting it to the reader thoughtfully with only limited judgement of what is being described is sorely missed in our world of 'aggressive reputation management'.

Y'know, Orwell did some sports reporting for the papers, back in his day.


Gold from Nibbler

All off the work of yes Bbbb

The extra b stands for brilliant.

Edited by leave it to deever

ANB. Bang 💥

 
2 minutes ago, Little Goffy said:

I've finally stopped procrastinating and got stuck into Orwell's 'Down and out in Paris and London.' Truly special.

That art of observing reality and presenting it to the reader thoughtfully with only limited judgement of what is being described is sorely missed in our world of 'aggressive reputation management'.

Y'know, Orwell did some sports reporting for the papers, back in his day.

I've still never read 1984. That might have to be next!


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