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Getting SMASHED in the middle.  Clearances, ruck, everything in the middle

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    12-0 clearances. Pathetic and inexcusable. 
    Shameful display for a team holding on for dear life. 

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    I did mention a couple of days back that Treacy is 78% re shots at goal.

     

    Moniz caught forward of Banfield, doesn’t go get Treacy (or instruct Rivers to).

    He’s a fun talent but he’s a mile off defensively. 

    Had Woey being fit I wouldn’t have picked him this week. Might’ve gone with Howes anyway.


    Umpiring is giving Freo so much time and benefit of the doubt.

    I really hate how we consistently make this [censored] football club look like superstars. 

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    Alice Springs all over.

    Completely smashing in all aspect of the game.

    Clearly we haven't learnt anything from last time.

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    Man up of the back of stoppages, they are clearly going backwards to a runner

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    No free to disco there was a interesting call 

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    No genuine ruck = 12 clearances to Zip

    = smashed everywhere early

    Surprise surprise

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    Freo spread very good. our mids getting pantsed

    Umpiring fair and equitable? Freo 1 goal Dees 0 Umpires 2

     
    1 minute ago, DeeSpencer said:

    Moniz caught forward of Banfield, doesn’t go get Treacy (or instruct Rivers to).

    He’s a fun talent but he’s a mile off defensively. 

    Had Woey being fit I wouldn’t have picked him this week. Might’ve gone with Howes anyway.

    Howes is weak at the contests.


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