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I can’t remember the last time I felt so despondent after a loss 😓


Statistically diabolical performance. 

Probably a season killing game. 
 

Just win next week, I don’t really care about the season beyond that. 

3 minutes ago, Demonland said:

The Demons were blown out of the water and were absolutely embarrassing against the Fremantle Dockers in Alice Springs ultimately going down by 92 points and getting bundled out of the Top 8 for the first time since 2020.

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I thought we were pretty good. A couple of unlucky momentum sapping umpiring calls when we had them on the ropes early were the difference for mine.

Demoralising. Utterly demoralising.

 
1 minute ago, jane02 said:

I can’t remember the last time I felt so despondent after a loss 😓

2 weeks ago I guess?

Credit in advance to posters who vote today. Not one winner on the field whatsoever.

Reality check.

Goodwin has to come under extreme pressure now. This has been building since the Brisbane game.

Tim Lamb needs to also come under serious scrutiny, he's butchered the list since the grand final.

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We gave up. Petracca reflects the player’s feelings…he was so frustrated by a failing game plan.  Waving his arms around every time it came unstuck. We absolutely stunk it up and another sold game destroys our season 

I was hoping the game against WC was an aberration. It was not. Last weeks win was against a disinterested SK which papered over cracks. We haven’t been anywhere this bad since the early Roos days.

Plenty of learnings from that game. Get Billings in for Hunter and all short be sweet for next week because 2021. 

 

 


1 minute ago, chookrat said:

I thought we were pretty good. A couple of unlucky momentum sapping umpiring calls when we had them on the ropes early were the difference for mine.

Laughter is the best medicine 

Missed the game as was at my daughter’s dance concert. Looks like a missed a ripper. 
Season was over in Perth two weeks ago. Major changes needed starting with Goodwin. 

We've managed to paper over the cracks for quite a while, but you can only get away with that for so long. List has some serious holes and hard to say where solutions are going to come from, at least in the short term.  Almost time to start playing the kids, couldn't be much worse.

4 minutes ago, jane02 said:

I can’t remember the last time I felt so despondent after a loss 😓

2 weeks ago?


 

Simons presser should start with

" Wow didn't see that comin"🤮


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