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We are actually going ok, some bad kicking but that’s nothing new.

 
Just now, Stiff Arm said:

Jeez, doesnt Gerard Healy like to pile on us

Great commentary by Alistair Lynch saying "nice knee in the back to Gawn by Harris Mac" too

 

Is it just me or does the lion jumper look like the are showing off their g string undies or just a large butt crack My eyes are going but looks a bad choice

2 minutes ago, monoccular said:

You were saying ? 🤯 Petty

But putrid ill discipline by Melksham

I was talking about the block against Bowey


center clearance work excellent so far

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Just now, ANG13 said:

Great start at set shots there.

You were saying ? 🤯 Petty

Just now, Jaded No More said:

Another putrid umpiring performance

But putrid ill discipline by Melksham

 

Best fwd pressure all year

Fritsch, JVR, Jeffo should be concerned


We’ve started well. Good pressure. Moving the ball pretty well just got to be cleaner by foot and make sure we make them accountable. No easy goals on turnover.

And keep it up for the game. Because the lions won’t snooze. And they won’t let up if they get a snooze.

1 minute ago, Stiff Arm said:

Sloppy kicking Leb

And Petty

Brisbane kicking to advantage thru the corridor is contrasted by Petty's to Clarry causing turnover and Lions goal

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1 minute ago, Stiff Arm said:

Sloppy kicking Leb

And Petty

 

reckon chocco been phoning it in. poor kicking been an issue for a long time

3 horrific turnovers under zero pressure deflating the team after dominating the middle and applying so much pressure


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