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GAMEDAY: Rd 12 vs St. Kilda

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Useless at defending today

 
 

We are a bottom four club who caught fire for a month

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    6g 8b from set shots

    Ffs morons

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    Jeffo 10 goals 2 last 2 games.... just sayin

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    We miss 2 easy ones, they take their chances, just not our day


    And then let them take an uncontested mark and kick an easy goal.

    This is a sick repetitive nightmare. Losing to a bog ordinary team that’s lost 6 of their last 7 games. Embarrassing.

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    Bloody hell Melksham

    Now 7-15 to 11-6. Useless.

    Now 12-6

    Two misses MFC. One straight Saints.

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    Just now, Devil In Disguise said:

    Just get off the ground Lever.

    Has been useless

    He's not alone

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    GO [censored] YOURSELF DEMONS!!!

    what is wrong with us??

    mentally weak

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    And just like that we kick ourselves out of contention.

    I mean it happens but not every single game, every single year.

    Surely the club should make a statement and do something.

    Not like nobody has noticed. Well it seems that way at the club.

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    Just now, Tom Dyson said:

    We miss 2 easy ones, they take their chances, just not our day

    this is a regular occurence

    we are the worst goal kicking team in the league. we may as well be playing with one arm tied behind our back

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    Feel for Gawn bust his guts but surrounded by mediocrity.

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    This is the angriest I've been watching a game since we lost to the Essendon rejects about 10 years ago. Can't believe the mindset we turned up with today and the basic skill errors/missed goals. It is inexcusable, good luck to anyone who turns up next week Collingwood will destroy us.

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