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2 minutes ago, Red But Mostly Blue said:

Well we have given ourselves the best possible chance. Would have been nice to land one of those posters. 

But alas, we need 4 goals, plus cover anything they score, which is hopefully none or very little.

Interestingly it’s 13 scoring shots to 15. Their q1 sharp shooting blitz cost us. 

We panicked after they kicked the first 3, it was a tight contest otherwise.

 
1 minute ago, deegirl said:

Yuck. Cannot win a clearance & our forward line functions like the Italian parliament 

Sweet! Pay them off and get the job done!

Just now, deegirl said:

Yuck. Cannot win a clearance & our forward line functions like the Italian parliament 

lmfao will give you quote of the night.

 

4 minutes ago, Moonshadow said:

Carlton fans near me going absolutely off at the umpires.

Like they didn't get all the big calls in the first half!

Nuffie central

with Collingwood 

 

I really haven't seen Viney do a lot this year.

I don't like to say it but he's having a low season and probably why our midfield seems flat

 

 

And there it is. 


Why is Goodwin playing ANB through the middle instead of Kozzy?

It would also help to shake the Cincotta tag

Edited by Demon Dynasty

30 [censored] seconds

I swear Carlton doesn't even look that good. They are just winning the moments and the ball is going their way.


If Goodwin can't come up with a plan to negate the influence of Walsh and Cripps we have no chance. 

 

Are we playing in runners and not football boots with stops


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