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Great effort from the boys. We still can’t kick goals to save ourselves but can’t fault the effort. 

 
1 minute ago, praha said:

I might be crazy but we look the better team. They're getting free kicks and we're also turning the ball over too much. If we tightwn things up more we should get more isolation forward. But they're at 60% F50 conversion. They don't lose at the Gabba when it's >50%.

Nah just like the Collingwood game. Brisbane aren’t playing well but still beating us, we ain’t a top 8 team right now

Fritsch is getting monstered by Andrews in the marking contests.

The cost of having an out of form Petty coming in.

That means its mostly on Rooh to stand up here and Petty as well

 

If you take a mark and opponent knock ball out of hand 50. Not if the game is in Brisbane. Love Roo

 

JVR having a career best game so far.

Nice goal from the Roo. That's how you finish a set shot.

I love the fight we’re seeing. Our contested ball is so much better than previous weeks.


So many punchable a@#holes at Brisbane 

Kozzie needed to win that clearance because Neale was standing by himself 

Clarry ya gotta stick that tackle mate

We can so win this.

Their kicking worse than us


 

Not one single infringement by Lions 1.5 quarters in. Our only free was a htb.

 


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