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2021 feels more and more like a lucky flag in an asterisk* year.

We couldn't win a final in 22 or 23 and this team is far worse.

Will be years before we contend again.


Rubbish performance. Collective failure. Just weak. Not much else to say really.

The Eagles played out of their skins - no doubt about that. That is common when a lesser ranked/younger/inexperienced team plays a contender.

Sadly , we could not lift  to match that effort.

We are kidding ourselves.  We are not contenders.

 

Worst performance in the last 4 years. We were monstered by them and I hope we’re absolutely filthy with ourselves. Very keen to see next week’s response.


Embarrassing. Just Embarrassing.


Here's the good news: we now must play Jefferson. We now must give new recruits a game ahead of Billings - i.e. Tholstrup. It's now patently obvious that our current team being selected is lacking.

A game we lost because our opponent was simply better. I don’t think this new game plan is going to work. We simply don’t have enough elite ball users to create attack off half back. Nor do we have the forwardline. 
Time to reassess what we do for the remainder of the year, because if we are willing to go back in order to go forward in 2025, then we need to invest heavily in better ball users in the trade period. 

I don't pile on after a loss often but that was pathetic. This one less at the stopage, play it from our back half game in nonsense.

How often does the ball come from an opposition kick in go straight through the midfield like there's no one there? It's going to cost us a shot at it this year. Really poor game plan

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Stick a fork in us we are done, will only be making up the numbers, could be worse though we could have won a meaningless game last year and lost out on Reid 

  On 19/05/2024 at 10:58, seventyfour said:

2021 feels more and more like a lucky flag in an asterisk* year.

The 2021 cup is in the trophy cabinet and there's no asterisk next to it.

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We have been exposed as not a real flag chance.

A shame.

Midfield was flat footed again

Who do we have banging down the door?

It's a worry 

I think most of us had an inkling about this and our team this year.

 

Performances like that make you wonder whether you renew a membership...

 
  On 19/05/2024 at 10:58, seventyfour said:

2021 feels more and more like a lucky flag in an asterisk* year.

We couldn't win a final in 22 or 23 and this team is far worse.

Will be years before we contend again.

Over reaction 2021 was no fluke. You always need a bit of luck to win one. We've been up for 3-4 years but I think we are not contending this year and will need changes to be able to contend


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