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Fitness is atrocious,  skills poor, transition between the arcs non existent.  No football nouse.

We'll be lucky to win 5 games this year.

The Goodwin gameplan is rubbish. It's a slow death with ageing players.

New coach and fresh start needed for 2026.


Nick Riewoldt is a [censored] terrible commentator

 

C'mon 5 more please, I don't want to see Goodwin come Monday morning.


We are rabble

Not all is lost, friends.

Learnings incoming… 


The boys heads dropped with that one. They don't want to be out there right now. Makes me wonder why I don't leave when I have the option to leave.

The inability to cobble together a functioning forward line will be a big part of Goodwin’s legacy. For better or worse he simply wasn’t able to do it.


Well tracca  max and lever  will not get votes today

4 minutes ago, Coobs said:

Hes playing against probably the best ruckman in the league by a fair mile. He won't be the last to have their colours lowered by Xerri 

Yep. Probably should have given TC a go today to crash and bash.

 
4 minutes ago, leave it to deever said:

The club has been expecting the backline to win games for us.

Defenders don't kick winning scores.

 

The club has been expecting Goodwin to be a different coach, clearly won't change at all never.


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