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1 minute ago, BigBadBustling said:

Fritsch isn't fair dinkum. Might be his last game for the year/club

Only if it's Goodwin's last game

1 minute ago, Previously known as LITD. said:

Fritta needs to really hit the gym.

No strength

The mental strength gym?

 
1 minute ago, BigBadBustling said:

Fritsch isn't fair dinkum. Might be his last game for the year/club

Wouldn't be missed.

Imagine we didn't have Melksham.

Jeffo not up to it.

Roo been ok but a shadow of his old self.

No fwd line...no win.

Same old same old.

 

Petracca and Oliver really are shadows of their former selves

The days of those two clearing it out of the middle and May and Lever dominating down back are well and truly over.


1 minute ago, Jaded No More said:

Bring Rivers into the middle. What the hell do we have to lose?

he is on rankine cause judd cant handle it

 

Bowey in the pocket, kick long to your opponent. Gawn’s finished as a leader

Jeffo weaker than a kitten


1 minute ago, DeeSpencer said:

Bowey in the pocket, kick long to your opponent. Gawn’s finished as a leader

Dreadful Call

Oh get absolutely [censored]. That was touched.


I’m so deflated watching this team. We are so weak under pressure now.

Haha, only we could concede that goal.


3 minutes ago, DeeZee said:

Petracca and Oliver really are shadows of their former selves

The days of those two clearing it out of the middle and May and Lever dominating down back are well and truly over

Tracca is often wrong footed and people step past him. Cement shoes.

Can't get a glove on this guys in our 50.

Can't defend a bomb into theirs.

Things have really changed.

Edited by layzie

 

j brown pointing out the ball was clearly touched. which is was. it deviates.

rest of the comms team reckon they can't see it

are they blind


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