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Lol double handed throw off the ground... ignored

 
 

Our ball handling is so bad. What’s Chocco doing with them


6 minutes ago, Gawndy the Great said:

Not sure about Kolt. 

For a 19 y.o. playing his 9th/10th game, I reckon he could be doing WAAAAYYYYY worse

Good lord Viney..

Looks cooked and we sign him to a new 3 year deal.

3 minutes ago, 640MD said:

What ever they are doing they are still trying.  [censored] run with the free kicks but still going for it

I’m usually a bit of an optimist, but no, they have not been trying at all. They have been lazy, giving them acres of room, applying little to no pressure, constantly being caught flat footed, fumbling the ball, etc etc etc.

 
1 minute ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Let's get one thing straight moving forward.

Judd McVee is NOT a midfielder at all. Getting spanked and exposed big time in there.

Tried the experiment, that's a wrap.

Edited by layzie


Given up 9 goals from turnover

 

Quality football side

1 minute ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Good lord Viney..

Looks cooked and we sign him to a new 3 year deal.

4 years 

1 minute ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Good lord Viney..

Looks cooked and we sign him to a new 3 year deal.

Do you remember last week Dazzle?

6 goals to 7 since quarter time. 
not all gloom

You wonder if Lever isn't the only one with illness with this kind of performance.


Just now, Gawndy the Great said:

Small sample size,  but McVee not working in the midfield.

Only been a few weeks, but seems he needs the game in front of him and struggles with congestion around. Also appears he doesn't have great top speed and so rushes and shank kicks bursting forward. When down back he has side step from whats coming front on and kicks after a few steps, not on the run. Appears better suited to half back based on this. 

Not every good small defender or forward needs to be made into a midfielder.

Can't wait for another season of this exceptional ball use in 2025.

 

 

 

1 minute ago, layzie said:

Tried the experiment, that's a wrap.

Same as.Petty not being a forward, just stop

McVey off interchange straight to rooms.  
Anyone see anything?

I reckon Chocco's times up at the club.

Skills are non existent.

We have gotten very sloppy as a football club.


2 minutes ago, Demon Jack said:

2025 is definitely make or break for Woey.

Not sure what his strengths are.

I'm really hoping he is a late bloomer like his old man. Shane was drafted as a mature age player when he was 21 in 97.

4 minutes ago, Gawndy the Great said:

Small sample size,  but McVee not working in the midfield.

 

4 minutes ago, dazzledavey36 said:

Let's get one thing straight moving forward.

Judd McVee is NOT a midfielder at all. Getting spanked and exposed big time in there.

He’s nowhere near strong enough. He’s so good at HB I just don’t understand the need to play him in the middle at this stage.

Edited by Roost it far

2 minutes ago, layzie said:

Tried the experiment, that's a wrap.

It’s the kids 3rd game playing through the midfield.

 

Sheeeesh 

 

Kolt can’t pick up a ground ball and Woey just doesn’t have required AFL features.  
 

Sad to see ANB have such a bad final game.

31 minutes ago, monoccular said:

 

Jaded - you hate this club then why are you on this site?

 

You gotta be kidding mate. I clearly was talking about Collingwood


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