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Don't even try blaming the umps for this [censored] 

we are rotten. not making excuses

but in a season of rank bad umpiring, this umpiring perfromance could be the worst of the lot.

 
5 minutes ago, croydick said:

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.

Un-preface, I'm calling this biased now.

I know the old fashioned spray doesn't exist anymore but you cannot justify this performance. Goodwin surely blows a fuse at half time. 


Good mark by Petty.

Drifted in from the side like a defender… 🤔

 

Sparrow kicking to a 2 on 1 freo way. Sums him up really, absolute hack.


We need to sub chandler… *checks who our sub is* 

[censored]! 

We’re back baby!

Get Windsor on the ball. at least he gives AF


Just now, Stevienic23 said:

Can someone release the helium from the commentary box?

god dammit i didn't notice it till you said this

Just now, dazzledavey36 said:

Sparrow kicking to a 2 on 1 freo way. Sums him up really, absolute hack.

Yep, 3 to 1 I reckon.

Compare that to Freos forward entries.

We need to sub chandler… *checks who our sub is* 

[censored]! 


+18% in game possession 

+9 inside 50s

+20 clearances 

+15 contested

I would absolutely lose it if I were Goodwin. This is 100% effort.

We might need a new backline coach. Our defenders refuse to play the ball out of any kind of pressure and never get to the fat side, so we always end up chip-mark in the skinny side or long bomb.

Judd McVee can’t be the only defender who can actually play footy with the ball on the deck and a modicum of pressure.

Great play from May

 

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