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POSTGAME: Rd 19 vs Fremantle

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Well I tell you who wasn't at fault today, the list management and coaching team! No sir, no way they could be of any blame.

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    Weren't we supposed to take every game like an elimination final? 

    We had been doing since the NM game, and suddenly we can't be bothered to try?

    5 more "finals" to come, but I doubt the hunger is really there.

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    Well coached for the most part

    A massive Sparrow game

    Lever commanding in defence

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    The first half was an absolute embarrassment 

    The coaches and players should hang their heads in shame

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    Our older players can get stuffed. Sick of people defending Oliver too… wish I was paid $1m plus performing (or shall I say giving an effort) like that at work

    Edited by Great Northern Summer

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    Btw we lost 5% today, we lost like 8% in Alice.

    13% lost against one single opponent, one of the reasons we are in this current situation.

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    On a positive note, we still have a higher percentage than Hawthorn. Winning!

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    Totally unacceptable performance

    The youngsters and May get a pass. The rest were awful.

     

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    And how did that work for us today, Simon?  Fullerton left out and we got destroyed in the ruck. Why draft the bloke if you aren’t going to play him? 

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    I don’t like it one little bit, but I can accept being out-played.  
    However, what I find completely unacceptable, is being totally out-worked.   
    I’m gutted!

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    Typo

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    I’m sorry to those that rate him but Sparrow is just a nothing player

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    We pretty much knew that Jacko and Biff were going to dominate in the air but our lack of intensity and spread from the contest was really disappointing. Leb and Knuckle were good I thought. The commentary team were gushing about Freo for much of the game but when it really matters they are as flakey as any side. 

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