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Not that I matters, but that GC$ 18th goal came from a clear throw.

 

🤮🤮🤮🤮Skill errors

Langdon.

Viney.

Oliver.

Seriously poor

🤮Fritsch miss

🤮Oliver disposal

🤮Trac disposal

🤡Salem disposal

🤮johnson dropped mark

1 hour ago, adonski said:

How was Langford not deemed good enough to get a gig last week!

Because he fumbles!!’n

 
2 minutes ago, picket fence said:

Anyone else reckon Aiden Johnson can play,??dreadful, dropped chest mark,Slow!

He's not the only one @picket fence


Just now, croydick said:

do we think goodwin will be out before the end of the season?

Yep

19 minutes ago, Pickettup said:

In all seriousness, without carrying on, if this happens again next week is Goodwin gone?

Only if the margin is 187

36 minutes ago, Deemolition2021 said:

11 point turnaround - Fritta drops the mark, manages a rushed behind … Suns go the length to kick a goal on the siren 🤦‍♂️🤮

After the siren

 
1 minute ago, picket fence said:

Yep

i hope so, but i really dont know if the club has it in them. bottom 4 finish if he stays.

Wowsers … if we serve that effort up down the highway next week, I reckon the 186 point losing margin horror might be repeated …

Edited by Deemolition2021


Questions needed to be asked after 2022 and he should’ve been gone after the 2023. While I’d love for him to be moved on, our club doesn’t have the gumption to make that sort of call.

4 minutes ago, The Trunk said:

Has anyone got Jack Vineys kicking efficiency for last 2 weeks?

Agree and has gone back to playing Rugby!

I have been very sympathetic towards Goody in the past and this week, but I don't know how you can withstand so much external pressure and two 58 point losses in a row. Although, how everyone is talking about our players on here I wonder what they think a new coach would be able to do? I also wonder with all the bad press we have been getting over the last 3 years, whether anyone would want to work at Melbourne.


1 hour ago, chook fowler said:

Not sure how good Chunk is as a midfield coach

He coaches exactly like he played, slow.

6 minutes ago, picket fence said:

Agree and has gone back to playing Rugby!

Yep, slow, can’t kick, can’t mark.

But his Dad played a few serviceable games.

There will be zero accountability for this loss.

That's the problem. No standards,

'Head down, we'll work harder' i can hear Goodwin saying

But they've got no idea what they're working on. Totally confused. No idea where to run, how to tackle etc etc

Total clean out is needed. Very little to salvage

3 hours ago, Little Goffy said:

Feeling good about this one.

I can't afford Kayo/Fox footy so I can't watch the game. Pretty sure that means we win.

I'm particularly expecting a whole lot of those small moments of effort and cleverness which turn a game but will never feature in the highlights tapes.

Today has a Xavier Lindsay vibe.

Kayo is way overrated.

Some things are best left unseen.


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