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In a season where percentage is so important you can kiss ours goodbye today. 

I don't think I can find one decent player.

 

 

senior players need to take a hard look at themselves. this is pathetic uncompetitive rubbish.

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    One to twenty clearances. Completely embarrassing. 

    Just now, Dr. Gonzo said:

    It's already ugly just hasn't translated to the scoreboard yet but give it 5 more minutes.

    How we aren't 50 points down already is a miracle 

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    Goody has to be  just has to be under the spotlight.  This is putrid. Inexcusable 

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    I reckon part time ruckman Fullarton with no real AFL experience would have been the difference today against 2 AA quality rucks

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    we are ****house. zero pressure. zero leadership

     

    Goodwin no answers since 2022 vs this mob

    I can’t believe the last couple of weeks gave me hope. What a mug.


    Preface: not calling anything biased, but it's really strange how the umpires are pinging about everything but then HTB isn't being called against either team.

    Lever is our Darcy Moore -  just wants to lay off and can’t defend a man…

    can’t believe we didn’t pick a ruck - either stupidity or arrogance

    This freaking club does not deserve our support sometimes. Do they actually give a [censored]?


    Chandler plays like he is 6ft 5, 0 ability at gathering a low ball

    Urgent message to Goodwin. Petty is not a ruckman. I repeat, Petty is not a ruckman.

    I would sub Chin straight away.  Woeful

    Pearce kicking players on the ground, twice, and no free!??

    Windsor being taken out then is actually a Melbourne free kick. Some rules umpires just don’t know or pay. 

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