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Harry. Nope

1 minute ago, Great Northern Summer said:

Second time in two weeks he drops a sitter in the square. Not AFL standard

I thought his arms were chopped!


1 minute ago, Great Northern Summer said:

Second time in two weeks he drops a sitter in the square. Not AFL standard

You can look forward to JVR doing the same next week (or Jeffo running around offering nothing)

wtf

The Demons' forward half pressure has been on show today, clearly getting the better of the contest in that area. They've won 16 forward half intercepts compared to the Saints' 10, and have made the most of their chances, converting those into 2.6 (18) to 2.0 (12).

 
Just now, darkhorse72 said:

I thought his arms were chopped!

They were but not enough not been paid for them to pay it.


Why are we so bad at goal kicking?

Is it a case of not enough practise,?

Surely we must be the worst. But why for so long?

This one Harry.

another 4 points lost through poor goal kicking

what does chocco williams do


One would think, being a team of professional footballers that they would know the basics and how to kick a goal. This desperately needs to be addressed.


4 minutes ago, frankie_d said:

tell me again about Fritsch. such a liability

I must be missing something, he is not the problem.

 

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