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Jeez we are great at putting periods of utterly ****ful football together this year. Get it together for [censored]'s sake!

 

dont worry about manning up on baker in the middle, just let him keep running.

And this is the the definition of ‘Melbourne football’.

Edited by BLWNBA

 

The game plan is worth Zip if you have zero forward craft, structure, finesse and finish


 

Would love to be the one giving the half time spray.....


The under 12's down the road are coached better than us

I've got family over tonight so watching when I can. My brother-in-law said to me "percentage booster?". I replied, "well, it depends which Melbourne turns up".

So far, it is the rounds 1-5 Melbourne who can't hit the side of a barn with a bulldozer. Sub standard tonight.

Need to move Milkshake further towards the centre.

How does a seasoned player like May just kick it the way he did before.

I'm sick of these lazy handballs.

Somes this team up.

Edited by leave it to deever



I can't see down the ground but are we seriously saying we're putting Lingers at CHF on Baker!!???

Please tell me i'm mistaken

Edited by Demon Dynasty

 

Our 3rd quarter better be epic given our 4th quarter track record.

Both contests over before half time 😂😂😂


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