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Turn off the tv when Sidebottom takes speckies 

 
 

Oliver is our culture issues , rewarded games with off field issues ,needed to play at Casey to get his fitness & earn a spot 


Just now, dees189227 said:

I'm not sure where we go from here. Apart from lever who else are we missing 

A coach

 

Hard to believe how far this team has fallen in such a short space of time.

Turner just soft and uncompetitive, letting a smaller player take a mark like that.

Half of our list has no heart, bring the kids.

Woewodin, K. Brown, Sestan.


Just now, dees189227 said:

I'm not sure where we go from here. Apart from lever who else are we missing 

Oliver, Petracca, Fritter, Chandler, May, Rivers, Langdon, Etc.

4 minutes ago, Demon trucker said:

Well someone else has to kick some goals, jrv can't do it all

He only needs to kick 15 goals and we’ve got Collingwood right where we want em’


24 minutes ago, ElDiablo14 said:

What's the opinion of those that felt it was unwarranted to criticise Goodwin? Premiership coach or not he is very accountable for all the bad this year and even 2023.

Enough is enough. We have gone backwards. Thanks for your time Simon but we need a fresh new coach. 

1 minute ago, Mel Bourne said:

A coach

He should be sacked today tbh. We can dream our board was brave enough to do that 🙄

Love ya kossie. Needed that one mate

1 minute ago, leave it to deever said:

Fritta not interested today.

Thank goodness for Jvr.

 

He's just jogging again.

Atrocious body language by Turner when side bottom took that mark, just turned his back and started walking off. 


 If last week was not a wake up call 

and if not why not . 
 

then I bloody well hope this week is.  
 

gives me the  utter ****ers   fFS

I reckon I’ve seen fritta sprinting and putting effort in. Not sure what others are seeing 

Anyone else on SEN?

Brenton Sanderson is straight up delusional - the anti MFC / pro-filth bias is disgusting. 

 
4 minutes ago, david_neitz_is_my_dad said:

We have the softest players in the league without a doubt

Sadly, I agree. 

It looks so weird when we actually kick to to the advantage of a leading player. It stands out when it should be the norm.


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