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16 hours ago, Graeme Yeats' Mullet said:

Hope so! But doubt it

Wil go back to defence if can’t make it up forward. 

 

Hunter. Freed up Langdon.

Chandler. Solid linkup game. Kicks one OOF but outside that was very good.

48 minutes ago, 58er said:

Ask Brody about that? 

Not worthy of game might be better he was an experiment with us. He is a number one ruckman. First last and in the middle. 

 

joeboy - Lazy Sunday Afternoon🎵

Ed Langdon watch - London to(a) brick

Kade Chandler - linked up positvely

Harrison Petty - the great conundrum

Shane McAdam - unresolved jigsaw piece

Alex Neal-Bullen - one touch player

Lachie Hunter - looking for caddy

Jacob Van Rooyen - refreshed after protocols

 

 

On 26/05/2024 at 04:43, joeboy said:

Gawn - Brownlow votes again

Viney - more energy displayed 

Bowey - resilient and impressive 

Rivers - great first half

Neal-Bullen - played with passion

May - loved his energy

Salem - back in form

Tomlinson - career best game

Windsor - had limited involvement 

Oliver - performance gradually improved 

Petracca - class when required 

Pickett - brilliant in bursts

McAdam - far from ready

Petty -out for Jefferson

Chandler - little to enthuse

Fritsch - only cameos again

Woewodin - a smooth mover

vanRooyen - important but limited

Sparrow - is looking tired

Hunter - disposal was average

Langdon - impressive first half

McVee - reliable and skillful 

McDonald - was virtually impassable 

agree with most but thought you were tough on Fritsch.  As for Woey he only played about 20 mins of the game.


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