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9 minutes ago, Tired and Emotional Dee said:

What about McQualter? Our midfield is a shadow of last year under Yze.

I’ve been thinking this too - I was excited by what McQualter could bring to the team at the start of the year but what I’m seeing from the midfield this year is a shadow of what we’ve come to expect over the last few years 

 
2 minutes ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

“We took a big step forward today”

A quote from Goodwin’s presser tonight.

He's delusional as they come.

2 minutes ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

“We took a big step forward today”

A quote from Goodwin’s presser tonight.

Shouldn't be let into the club anymore honestly... Delusional at best.

 
31 minutes ago, jumbo returns said:

Both clubs boasted 15 players from their respective premiership teams 

Howes, Turner, McVee, Kozzi and Rivers are the way forward

Time to build a new team around these blokes 

Kozzi is a good player, but the others are all bog average. Rivers needs to wear gloves or something, cause he is a fumble king with zero composure.


Not sure if Goody believes the words coming out of his mouth but he sounds delusional.

4 minutes ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

“We took a big step forward today”

A quote from Goodwin’s presser tonight.

All this says is the club isn't being forthcoming in where we're at. 

1 minute ago, leucopogon said:

Kozzi is a good player, but the others are all bog average. Rivers needs to wear gloves or something, cause he is a fumble king with zero composure.

It's called panic.

 
57 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

And we will finis 8-15

I am trying to think  of where that 1 win will come from.

5 minutes ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

“We took a big step forward today”

....off a sheer cliff leading into a craggy abyss"

come on Simon, you forgot to finish the quote. 


If u are upset about the loss don’t watch Goodies presser. We evidently improved I must have been watching another game. That right we lost by 92 points last week so I guess in that context he was right

1 minute ago, leucopogon said:

Kozzi is a good player, but the others are all bog average. Rivers needs to wear gloves or something, cause he is a fumble king with zero composure.

I like their athleticism and their timing and composure will improve with games under their belt

The 190 - 195cm, built for purpose, quick players are the way forward in the next phase of AFL footy (in my humble opinion)

Our crash and contest game is now found out and the physicality of several years is catching up with some of the players

When we lost Gus we lost the soul of the club. 
We still have the heart in Maxy but it’s not enough unfortunately.

God I hate the Collingwood chant.

Sad days 

16 minutes ago, Sir Why You Little said:

Clarrie should have played about 10 games at Casey at the start of the year, Big mistake 

Spit on  what’s that say about our culture ??

2 minutes ago, Deesprate said:

If u are upset about the loss don’t watch Goodies presser. We evidently improved I must have been watching another game. That right we lost by 92 points last week so I guess in that context he was right

Simon Crazy man Goodwin 


Just now, Demonsone said:

Spit on  what’s that say about our culture ??

The results are on show. The spirit has been sucked out of this entire list

20 minutes ago, Billy said:

Sorry, but this just makes my blood boil

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Embarrassing how “nice” we are. 
What happened to the team that was so hard to play against? 

5 minutes ago, P-man said:

Not sure if Goody believes the words coming out of his mouth but he sounds delusional.

The problem is he does.

A bigger problem....  the club is facilitating it.

11 minutes ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

“We took a big step forward today”

A quote from Goodwin’s presser tonight.

Oh stop it, really?

Probably not our best day, but an improvement on last week. 
Kicking for goal is like a raffle at the moment. We do the work and do not quite finish it off.

ANB,TMac ,JVR all good.

DIsposal to Forwards shizenhowson !!!


Just now, Jaded No More said:

Embarrassing how “nice” we are. 
What happened to the team that was so hard to play against? 

Not going to be too harsh but I think all things considered a quick handshake and off the ground as fast as possible would have sufficed.

Not sure if anyone else caught the vision.  Moments after another cough up passage play compounded by some feeble efforts the camera swung onto Trac...  he looked "demoralised"   You could see in his eyes, his face...   WTF is going on.  As is he was participating in a bad BAD dream.

Welcome to our world mate.

 
1 minute ago, beelzebub said:

Not sure if anyone else caught the vision.  Moments after another cough up passage play compounded by some feeble efforts the camera swung onto Trac...  he looked "demoralised"   You could see in his eyes, his face...   WTF is going on.  As is he was participating in a bad BAD dream.

Welcome to our world mate.

He was in pain mate.

Well it's coming home to Roost midfield one paced, players lacking football skills by hand and foot,  gameplan is outdated if anybody watches the replay up the ground vision the pies always have players closer to their forward line who unlike us stays high and are unable to get back.

Guys like Sparrow and rivers always try to break tackles lack awareness just play on and kick to nothing. As for Clarry for those comparing him to Flower hang you heads in shame another non thinker who just blazes away or hamballs to players in a worse position with no thought about it, the game was played in panic mode from start to finish. 

 


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