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POSTGAME: Rd 13 vs Collingwood

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We just got spanked by half a Collingwood team... Let that sink in.

With nigh on our whole squad to choose from.

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    That was just more rubbish.

    Zero confidence. Zero intensity. Zero clue.

    Deplorable skills. We are playing like a bunch of drunks. I can’t believe how far our form has plummeted in the space of 6 weeks or so. There is something rotten in the club. There’s no demon spirit anymore.

    Goody survived one near death experience. He won’t survive another. He needs to sort this out and fast otherwise he’ll be in the jobs market come seasons end.

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    If the issue with the club over the last couple of seasons has been inaccuracy and scoring efficiency today was the day where it became completely unavoidable that both the skills coach and forward line coach have to go.

    I expect significant off field changes before next year. We continue to under deliver forward of the ball.

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    1 minute ago, Demonland said:

    Once again inaccuracy and inefficiency going inside 50 rears it's ugly head

    This.

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    One positive at least is that those that think JvR won’t make it can stfu now. 

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    It’s pretty sad we have gone from being the hardest team to play against for years to this. 

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    In less than a month we get smashed by the former worst team in the comp, get smashed by the most fickle side in the comp, get smashed by the most undermanned side in the comp and next game against another former worst team in the comp. I think we will win that one. 

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    Just now, The heart beats true said:

    If the issue with the club over the last couple of seasons has been inaccuracy and scoring efficiency today was the day where it became completely unavoidable that both the skills coach and forward line coach have to go.

    Drafting high-contest vs high-skill players got us a premiership, but is coming back to hurt us.

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    Scoreboard might not look as bad as last week but that was worse. Should have been a statement game. Interesting press conference coming up. Have your Press Conference Bingo Cards ready. 

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    Inaccurate has nothing to do with it. 

    Our shots are from the pockets. Collingwood kicks theirs from direcrly in front. We have a shot directly in front from 50 and hit a target on the pocket. Daicos slots his from 55 out directly in front.

    This is 100%, undoubtedly, unequivocally structural. This is a coaching decision. It's how we played in 2021. It's how we're playing now.

    We have a 60 goal forward in Fritsch who consistently can't get into games. 

    We consistently kick to spare defenders.

    We are poorly coached.

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    From the ground, there was plenty of want and intensity, particularly early. All the indicators said we should have been much closer at half time - on top in clearance and contested possession. The simple fact is they converted all of their chances (and most of their half chances) and we didn’t. 

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    Goody will make some huge, huge changes next week. Billings to start. Laurie sub.

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    Pack your bags Simon, you're done..

    While you're at it take Richo, Pert, Roffey, Chaplin, Williams, Stafford  and Tim Lamb with you on the way out.

     

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    Season not gone, but Chaplin and Stafford can [censored] off.

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    I'm trying to think whether getting beaten by a Collingwood team with 11 of its first choice players out is worse than being beaten by an Essendon VFL side like we were a few years back.

    This club has no heart.

    The can take their pay checks and far8off for all I care

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    Now that was unacceptable.

    Great fightback MFC.

    You can go to Adelaide now Petty.

    When will Goody drop him?

    Never 

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    I feel sick. I feel embarrassed that we turned up like that after Freo. And I feel like I'm losing my mind seeing so many people be optimsitic and suggest goal kicking was the difference today.

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    1 minute ago, Return to Glory said:

    Goody will make some huge, huge changes next week. Billings to start. Laurie sub.

    Bizarre that after last week's smashing we go with the same Petty and Turner forward set up.

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    reminder that we just played a side missing :

    Pendlebury, DeGoey, Elliot, Mihocek, McStay, Cox*, Mitchell*

    *questionable but still

    🤢

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