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The fact that our key forward leads the team for tackles is an indictment on the midfield group.

 

We are the king of fumbles for some reason.

Same against Gws.

Not wet but we are just making mistakes for no reason 

how did we get so bad?  The game plan has been [censored] all year, bar from a couple of games. 


Ok time to rest Gawn and May for the rest of the season.

Put Petty back to his natural position.

Play a youngish fwd line with Jefferson and some other kid.

Making some progress now.

 

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JVR has such good hands

13 minutes ago, bing181 said:

Ridiculous and superficial. How many of those 14 are fit and in form? Would be lucky if it was half of them. Gawn, Viney, Oliver, Petty, Bowey all well under where they were in that premiership.

If so, doesn’t that just emphasise how weak our list depth is?  
And why are we playing injured players?


Anyone else over Petty playing fwd.

Come on Goody enough already please.

Still in this but let's be clear by dogs poor kicking

Fritta. Great work. 


 

JVR has been our best player in the second half of the season.


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