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1 minute ago, leave it to deever said:

Predicted this.

Cos our fwds stink.

what? lindsay off injured

1 minute ago, BigBadBustling said:

All this soccer training seems to be working wonders for our already atrocious skills

i said this the other day and got abused for it lmao some are clueless around here

 

Umps doing us no favours. Clear chop of the arms on viney.

 

The seriously worrying part is we have recruited so many poor footballers. Goodwin has presided over a complete disaster. Roos gift wrapped a team we are back to the days of Neeld. Goodwin can’t be given another year after this.


Just now, manny100 said:

ACL? Please nooooooooooo?

think he had PCL issues in preseason, so probably that :( god i hope its just a precautionary sub

2 minutes ago, croydick said:

what? lindsay off injured

I was saying I wanted Milkshake in early because we need his skill fwd drastically.

Not sure what your saying.

Take the liability Van Rooyen and the bald bloke off and play two men short.

Totally clueless ball in hand

No forward structure at all. What kind of coaching is being done with this team


1 minute ago, croydick said:

think he had PCL issues in preseason, so probably that :( god i hope its just a precautionary sub

I've missed the first quarter.

Who is injured pleas,,?

Rubbish kick viney. He should be banned from i50 delivery


Just now, leave it to deever said:

I was saying I wanted Milkshake in early because we need his skill fwd drastically.

Not sure what your saying.

you said you predicted the sub because our forwards stink, really implies you thought it was because of poor playing, not injury.

1 minute ago, BDA said:

No forward structure at all. What kind of coaching is being done with this team

And the entry is still putrid.

I've been defending our premiership coach but maybe I'm wrong. I hope not.

No urgency, shocking spread, unable to get separation from opponents

We play like this we won't win 5 Games

 

Does viney have it in him to hit up a melbourne player inside 50??


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