Jump to content

Featured Replies

7 minutes ago, H_T said:

Van Rooyen just hasn’t looked like taking a mark tonight.

He should have been dropped.

 

Sparrow also needs a lashing more than the likes of Fritsch imo. Fritsch at least still presents even though his intensity and second efforts should be better in the contest.

When was Sparrow’s last competent match? 5 possessions, 2 tackles for someone who is usually in the team for pressure is [censored] poor.

Edited by VNightCityLegend

Why would our pressure rating be so low in the final qtr with a game to be won??

 
3 minutes ago, Bates Mate said:

What is Salem these days he can't defend and doesn't attack from half back. He is symbolic of the fall of our team

He's done a great job on kako

Goodwin resign now mate. You’ve lost the team completely


1 minute ago, Flowergirl said:

He should have been dropped.

Actually doing the kid a disservice not dropping him. It's really poor coaching.

Just now, Red But Mostly Blue said:

Why would our pressure rating be so low in the final qtr with a game to be won??

Fitness. Half the side looks overweight. I suspect Selwyn holds them back more than he should. He's not really a high performance fitness coach.

This is just not good enough. "Hope along the highway", yeah right. Where was that hope tonight other than 15 minutes in the third quarter. I've been quite positive about the club in the past but I honestly think Goodwin has to step down. Is he coaching to be sacked?

 

When Max is playing uninspired and mentally checked out, that is very damning for Goodwin. Seems like the Captain doesn't have his back anymore.


2 minutes ago, Red But Mostly Blue said:

Why would our pressure rating be so low in the final qtr with a game to be won??

Fitness. they look unfit, spent all summer hugging each other.

1 minute ago, YearOfTheDees said:

Actually doing the kid a disservice not dropping him. It's really poor coaching.

I completely agree. It was worth giving TF a go. He couldn't have been worse than this.

what is with our players having zero awareness of where the man on the mark is???


Stop banging on about replicating the third quarter, the bombers had a big lead and could afford to take their foot off the gas

Edited by John Demonic

Just now, whatwhat say what said:

played his 100th, now needs to go back to the vfl

such a disappointment

He’s certainly gone nowhere since 2021. Was bullish on him over Jordon and Bedford as he’s a better build but just hasn't done anything since flag.


1 minute ago, YearOfTheDees said:

Fitness. they look unfit, spent all summer hugging each other.

So rude! It’s been a hard summer of self guided training and much love

Many love

Tremendous love

ITS A GREAT TIME TO LOVE

Just now, Superunknown said:

I tnink some tough decisions are needed

Including with the captain, on being the captain

Unfortunately we don't have anyone that looks like taking that position

Bombers have racked up the second highest disposal count of any than this year. Well done lads 🤬

 
Guest
This topic is now closed to further replies.

Featured Content

  • REPORT: St. Kilda

    When looking back at the disastrous end to the game, I find it a waste of time to concentrate on the final few moments when utter confusion reigned. Forget the 6-6-6 mess, the failure to mark the most dangerous man on the field, the inability to seal the game when opportunities presented themselves to Clayton Oliver, Harry Petty and Charlie Spargo, the vision of match winning players of recent weeks in Kozzy Pickett and Jake Melksham spending helpless minutes on the interchange bench and the powerlessness of seizing the opportunity to slow the tempo of the game down in those final moments.

    • 9 replies
  • CASEY: Sandringham

    The Casey Demons rebounded from a sluggish start to manufacture a decisive win against Sandringham in the final showdown, culminating a quarter century of intense rivalry between the fluctuating alignments of teams affiliated with AFL clubs Melbourne and St Kilda, as the Saints and the Zebras prepare to forge independent paths in 2026. After conceding three of the first four goals of the match, the Demons went on a goal kicking rampage instigated by the winning ruck combination of Tom Campbell with 26 hitouts, 26 disposals and 13 clearances and his apprentice Will Verrall who contributed 20 hitouts. This gave first use of the ball to the likes of Jack Billings, Bayley Laurie, Riley Bonner and Koltyn Tholstrup who was impressive early. By the first break they had added seven goals and took a strong grip on the game. The Demons were well served up forward early by Mitch Hardie and, as the game progressed, Harry Sharp proved a menace with a five goal performance. Emerging young forwards Matthew Jefferson and Luker Kentfield kicked two each but the former let himself down with some poor kicking for goal.
    Young draft talent Will Duursma showed the depth of his talent and looks well out of reach for Melbourne this year. Kalani White was used sparingly and had a brief but uneventful stint in the ruck.

    • 0 replies
  • PREGAME: West Coast

    The Demons return to the scene of the crime on Saturday to face the wooden spooners the Eagles at the Docklands. Who comes in and who goes out? Like moving deck chairs on the Titanic.

      • Like
    • 133 replies
  • POSTGAME: St. Kilda

    This season cannot end soon enough. Disgraceful.

      • Haha
    • 484 replies
  • VOTES: St. Kilda

    Captain Max Gawn still has a massive lead in the Demonland Player of the Year Award from Christian Petracca, Kozzy Pickett, Jake Bowey & Clayton Oliver. Your votes please; 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 & 1.

      • Sad
    • 27 replies
  • GAMEDAY: St. Kilda

    It's Game Day and there are only 5 games to go. Can the Demons find some consistency and form as they stagger towards the finish line of another uninspiring season?

      • Haha
      • Like
    • 566 replies