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Win a [censored] clearance Melbourne.

Literally the Brisbane game all over again off thr back of exactly 5 day break.

 

[censored] week for Umpire respect round.

Our midfield is completely invisible. Are Petracca and Viney playing? 


Cant blame that on umps. Our midfield needs to step up. That’s going to keep happening if we don’t win the ball. 

 

Curnow getting off the chain. May not going with him up the ground.


Need to really improve the ball use I50 and stop kicking the ball on players heads.

Umpiring is pus

Was it last week max got slaughtered by Stanley in one ball up. High, etc etc, nothing

for the amount of money in this so called professional league, the standard of umpiring is pooh

 

 

We are flat and look disinterested

i know its wet but are we slipping over much more than Carlton

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Why arent we wearing wet weather boots?

we are slipping so much!!


It’s early of course, but lots of things going their way tonight. That bounce for us inside 50 was diabolical. Deflating to see the ball bounce out after we were so close. 

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