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14 minutes ago, Lexinator said:

I've enjoyed watching Kolt's efforts tonight. Diving to attempt smothers, chasing, corralling. Once he stops fumbling and gets used to the pace, will be great creating turnovers. He did cause a few in that quarter. Keep trying hard, young fella.

Ur kidding done nothing

Whenever we start to look like we're getting a bit of momentum there's a skill error or a free kick against us ...

 

Petty back to being useless

 

Fritsch is the softest player in the comp

Love Kozi. That was not worth a suspension as Moore went to ground. And then he gave as good as he got with Maynard


 

Tholstrup is a young fella i realise with plenty of potential but he should not play at this level again (if possible) until he has the strength through his core to stay strong over the ball and keep his feet.


1 minute ago, SPC said:

Worst game ANB

He aint robinson cursoe

Just now, Return to Glory said:

Love Kozi. That was not worth a suspension as Moore went to ground. And then he gave as good as he got with Maynard

Is going to ground and not standing up similar to “changing lanes”?

I know who will cop the rough end of the stick

6 minutes ago, BDA said:

Our attempts to move the ball are comical 

Putrid pathetic 

1 minute ago, jnrmac said:

Petty back to being useless

 

Fritsch is the softest player in the comp

Agree with both.

Put Fritta on the trade table please.


3 minutes ago, picket fence said:

Ur kidding done nothing

Context required fence. 1st year player.

Salo has been ok as well.  


Tmac BOG tonight. Give him another contract!

Well done kozzie!

 

Our goals are hard, hard work.

Just now, Gawndy the Great said:

Not sure about Kolt. 

Surely you are now…. 


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