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Just now, Diamond_Jim said:

Casey 2 goals 8

Probably should be 5:5

 Surely just under instructions (the Melb way!)

 

Goal kicking coach or program should be seriously looked at. Missing absolute sitters and so many other set shots. Happens in both VFL and AFL.

4 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

Yze.. strong mark and hits the post from ten metres on an angle

I'd say 5 meters and a certain gimme goal. Shows some ability but not goal kicking accuracy with two misses in the last few minutes.

Casey's kicking for goal worse than putrid. 2-9 

Wasting game dominance, everywhere but on the scoreboard.

 
Just now, chook fowler said:

Shocking conversion. Should be way ahead. Is Billings playing?

3 touches including one average turnover


Seriously the kicking for goal is amateur standard and that isn't being fair to the ammo's.

I can see a different style with more ball movement but not sure we have the skilss to play this style. So many turn overs. The best passage was Sestan kickout to a target and then 2 beautiful kicks to position and a goal. The 2nd quarter could get ugly though as the Roos will have the breeze .

Despite months of training still too many skill errors from the same serial offenders. No names but Billings could not hit the side of a barn from 20 meters.

nice movement off defensive half turnover there.

Billings just gut get a goal.

Edited by GS_1905


Yze 0 goals 2 points

Langford 0 goals 2 points

Fullarton 0 goals 2 points

Billings 0 goals 2 points

Just real real bad

AJ suspended and 3 talls in the 1sts. We have no forward targets today. 

3 minutes ago, chook fowler said:

So frustrating to watch. Billings can surely never play firsts again 

Was extremely lucky to land on any AFL list chook.  But we are made of sterner stuff apparently and able to absorb the chaff that no one else wants

Edited by Demon Dynasty


Just now, demoncat said:

Anyone able to tell me what role Langford is playing? 

Predominantly as a CBA mid

Some really nice transition play at times, still can't score though 

Edited by MrFreeze

And North take the lead...

Some good play by Casey between the arcs but the forward play................

PS... We got one !!

Edited by Diamond_Jim

 

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