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JVR miss from 18 metrs out. 💩💩Sparrow. Effort. Slow or weak. 💩💩
Lever. Embarrassing all day. 💩💩

Tackling.  All day.  Allowing Freo to get handballs away. 💩💩💩💩💩💩💩

4th goal from goalsquare. Goodwin !!!!

stoppage spread goal 💩💩💩💩💩

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Just now, middleagedemon said:

Haven't watched the game due to being overseas, what's happened to Salem? Says he's injured, AGAIN?! 

Have said nothing on tv about it so far. He was in the midfield and then disappeared so possible. 
He is too fragile to play midfield. 

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4 minutes ago, Jaded No More said:

I am not saying it’s working. Or a good strategy. Just answering the question. 
 

Midfield and defense should be ashamed of this performance. Senior players an absolute disgrace with lack of accountability and defensive effort. 
No excuses and I love May but Jesus stop carrying on like a pork chop, you’ve been embarrassed today. 

Yep, I gotcha.

We seem to be quite amazing at coming up with a strategy and sticking with it ALL game even when it's clearly not working.

10 mins left and there's still loose Freo players everywhere in their f50

It's that same old question mark about our lack of flexibility and adapting mid game if something is not working.

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1 minute ago, middleagedemon said:

Haven't watched the game due to being overseas, what's happened to Salem? Says he's injured, AGAIN?! 

Hasn’t been mentioned on the TV. Will let you know when I hear.

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After really fighting hard last week, did not expect us to be as soft as we have been today. 

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I'm not sure what it says about our steam when Billings has already had more possessions in a half than about 3/4 of our side.

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2 minutes ago, MurDoc516 said:

For what exactly?

It was going to be hope for the rest of the season Murdoc. I'd like to change it to 'hope I've still got a little Scotch left from last week'

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Not that it makes any difference to the result but why does Sparrow continue to 'walk on water'? Seriously, when was the last decent game he has played? 2021 GF? So did everyone. Please don't give me 'he's playing a role'. [censored]. OK, midfield cupboard is fairly bare but make an example this bloke. Promote Brown and let Tom kick off the dew at Casey. 

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Just now, Jaded No More said:

Have said nothing on tv about it so far. He was in the midfield and then disappeared so possible. 
He is too fragile to play midfield. 

And too slow off the mark.  Too often second to the ball.  He is simply NOT a mid fielder in any sense of the role and brings nothing to the table other than handing the oppo another opportunity at first use.

Another terrible coaching decision from Simon today.

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Our shape around stoppage has been diabolical today along with everything else.

Div 7 type positional awareness.

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1 minute ago, Deelectable said:

Not that it makes any difference to the result but why does Sparrow continue to 'walk on water'? Seriously, when was the last decent game he has played? 2021 GF? So did everyone. Please don't give me 'he's playing a role'. [censored]. OK, midfield cupboard is fairly bare but make an example this bloke. Promote Brown and let Tom kick off the dew at Casey. 

Because something something he plays good defensive rubbish

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If a bloke of Turners size can’t mark he shouldn’t be in the team. That dropped mark was amateur hour

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