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2 minutes ago, jnrmac said:

Have we had 1 htb decision today??

Umps have the afl memo

Thinking the same. They're scared to give us one

 
 

When did we last get a free?

Sub Jefferson now FFS

NEVER TO BE SEEN AGAIN


I see we refuse to make positional change to on Rankine. Good coaching 🙄

 

Jefferson and Kolt just don't have it. They both remind me of Jimmy Toumpas.

Just now, Devil In Disguise said:

Lindsay is not good enough!

Rubbish call


Where 8 points down but this has all the hallmarks of a flogging. The capitulation is embarrassing but expected

Just now, Devil In Disguise said:

Lindsay is not good enough!

Will be a star. He’s had hardly no pre season and is one of the few who can hit a target. Terrible call.


Sub Jefferson now FFS

NEVER TO BE SEEN AGAIN

Just now, jnrmac said:

Sub Jefferson now FFS

NEVER TO BE SEEN AGAIN

It's not good. Kid is struggling big time. He's lost out there but certainly not alone.

Rankin is destroying McVee


Totally [censored] embarrassing they can’t handball to a teammate 3 metres away and in the clear.

Just now, jnrmac said:

Sub Jefferson now FFS

NEVER TO BE SEEN AGAIN

Just thinking he's got a real Cale Morton vibe about him.

Has JVR been sent into defence?

He's clunking marks and playing better, but we're just a shambles going forward

 

At least Nibbler is probably feeling good. Miss that guy. He will play finals this year and we’ll be talking about skills or forward connection. Culture or whatever


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