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Bad decision making and poor skills aren't great traits to marry together

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    1 minute ago, Satan said:

    Bad kicking is killing us

    Just now, Fanatique Demon said:

    Frustrating to watch. Oliver has no idea and half of our guys can’t kick.

    Is chocco still running his kicking school our boys are still at prep level

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    I'd swap T-Mac for Petty in a heartbeat. Petty's kicking is woeful and reminiscent of a backman trying to play as a forward.

    Petty will cover 70% of the T-Mac role ok. Macca will at least kick decently if he gets on the end of a few.

    Lever in for Petty asap

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    They are a complete class above. Ball use, ball movement, positioning, they are much better.

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    Our defence is horrendous

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    Tacking pretty weak at times.

    Defending premiers moving forward, and kicking very well.

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    15 i50s and they have 6 goals

    Too easy

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    4 minutes ago, Demon Dynasty said:

    I'd swap T-Mac for Petty in a heartbeat. Petty's kicking is woeful and reminiscent of a backman trying to play as a forward.

    Petty will cover 70% of the T-Mac role ok. Macca will at least kick decently if he gets on the end of a few.

    Lever in for Petty asap

    Halfway through the last qtr yeah?

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    Just now, ucanchoose said:

    Oliver is not a tagger

    U dont say try telling Simon! Also Spargo , Johnson, Sharp,Salem USELESS!

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    Tacking pretty weak at times.

    Defending premiers moving forward, and kicking very well.

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    Same old same old, do a lot right but let our self down with some simple errors

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    Contest and offence is alright, not amazing but alright, but gee our defence is horrendous.

    Cannot defend transition for the life of us.

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    Dees v Lions

    1st 

    👏Chandler to Melksham 

    💔Langdon turnover Mcd turnover goal 

    🤬Petty miss 15 metres out 

    💔Langford turnover McCluggage goal 

    💔AhChee goal 

    👏Riv to kozzzy 

    🤬Melksham 50 stupid

    👏Tmcd goal 

    💔Windsor turnover - Petty turnover … Morris goal 

    💔easy centre clearance. Trac slip. Morris goal 

    chin poster !! Unlucky

    💔turnover. Hipwood goal. 

    GOOD. clearances 

    BAD corridor owned by lions in turnover - 4 goals FUCHHHHEN  TURNOVERS 

    Lions 39. Dees 22. 

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    8 minutes ago, BDA said:

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

    Time for Choco to enjoy retirement. He's not getting results

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    1 minute ago, monoccular said:

    Tacking pretty weak at times

    Watched Pies v Crows yesterday. Ability to lock the player in the tackle is critical. Dees let too many players get handball away !!! It’s an ongoing weakness.

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