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Need to win it out of the middle and stoppages to be any chance of winning this 

 

I just don’t understand Goodwin’s Coaching style. 
This is a big 2nd half coming up for him. 
The sharks are ready to circle 

HOW ‘BOUT SOME SERIOUS GOAL KICKING TECHNIQUES SIMON???

GOAL SCORING IS THE CORE TO WINNING 

Are you aware of this??

FFS

Our pressure is really poor. So many players that stop when the possession is lost.

 

Hoping for one of those 'game of two halvee'scenarios


Embarrassing

Do we take any contested marks on the wings??? 

 

You'd think Howes would get sick of being crapped on every time he goes near the football. 


Howes shows nothing. Honestly can’t understand why they persist on playing him.

Howes hasn't won a single contest. 

Howes in the air plays like he is 178cm and on the ground like Max

Gammmme over 


We are going to lose this badly. We have nothing.

I thought Howes showed some ok signs last year but he's been diabolically bad over the last two games.


Zero clearances and 1 contested touch for Trac

 

Howes looks lost in the backline. Don't know if that's the future 

 

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