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What a sad, embarrassing way to end the season. Barely fired a shot.

I'll probably cop flack for this but I think we should seriously entertain the idea of trading Fritsch.

 

Omfg, free against Melk for using his body and strength. Umpires been horse**** the salt in the wounds.

Any danger we can tackle? It amazes me how many times our players have both hand on them but they fend it off or worse, dispose cleanly of the ball.


13 minutes ago, BAMF said:

Definitely after the Brownlow.

I'm just hoping that Woey can develop into a player that can reliably play a role. He is a liability at the moment and I cringe when I see him named in the team.

He is way too slow by foot and upstairs.  There's just no weapons there at all that would suggest he'll be able to take the next step.

He would need to gain a yard or two in pace and a massive improvement in agility and skills.  While anything's possible it seems very unlikely at this point.

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Look at who is missing 

Gus and stupid boy Smith 

May Lever Petracca Oliver Windsor

these blokes are or were the guts of our best 22

Spargo even

what the Ff do you expect


Isn't there a rule for lightning? There's a huge thunderstorm at the moment in the west.

Just now, Demonsterative said:

Lightening 

 

Stop the game and call it a draw…. 

Or stay on and let it hit Maynard 

2 minutes ago, BDA said:

Diabolical Laurie 

Shouldn't be in our list, don't understand why we keep expecting him to become a player.


Is there any chance Petty could win just one one v one contest?

Simon's Petty obsession has been a complete and utter fail this year bar about 2.5 matches.

Could've played Jeffo for two or three matches just see where he's at and give us a diff look inside 50.  Plus maybe a few goals to spur him on to work harder towards 2025.

3 minutes ago, Roost it far said:

Fritsch and ANB for Rachele and a second rounder

Is that the same Rachele who’s been dumped for repeatedly not adhering to team first values ? Didn’t think we were needing that sort of contribution 

Langdon likes to take the half half approach garding 2 players and then takes the closest player leaving a free player.

1 minute ago, Demonsterative said:

Or stay on and let it hit Maynard 

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It's disgraceful they are not suspending the match. This tells you that Ch7 controls the AFL.

Does anyone else think about how we were so close to getting Max Holmes instead of Laurie everytime Laurie does something rubbish?

1 minute ago, Demon Dynasty said:

Is there any chance Petty could win just one one v one contest?

Simon's Petty obsession has been a complete and utter fail this year bar about 2.5 matches.

Could've played Jeffo for two or three matches just see where he's at and give us a diff look inside 50.  Plus maybe a few goals to spur him on to work harder towards 2025.

I've been as critical of Petty as anyone this year but he has clearly improved in the latter part of the season. I don't think it would do Jeffo any good playing in this side tonight.

 

It’s difficult to escape the conclusion there is a range of parties against our club

Why did we go off against WCE?

What is happening with the umpiring

why doesn’t the club call this out 

 


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