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GAMEDAY: Rd 19 vs Carlton

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Jefferson is listed as having 5 clangers from 4 disposals!

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    This biggest worry is the lack of A graders coming through.

    Kozzie aside, the next were McVee and Rivers.

    Lots of regression all around. Turner, Kozzie and few others aside.

    This is a coaching and development issue, not player. I think McVee and River will be great, provided they have people around them to help. Like any team.

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    8 minutes ago, 4_Kent_Watts said:

    It's always a no name potato who kicks multiple goals on us.

    Last week he kicked 3 behinds so of course this week he'd actually kick them
     

    THE COACH HAS TO GO!

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    2 minutes ago, Return to Glory said:

    And credit where credit's due. I watched Fritta go back against the flight of the ball. Gutsy effort.

    Big time - saw that too, he is playing well.

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    Just now, Redlegs said:

    This biggest worry is the lack of A graders coming through.

    Kozzie aside, the next were McVee and Rivers.

    Lots of regression all around. Turner, Kozzie and few others aside.

    This is a coaching and development issue, not player. I think McVee and River will be great, provided they have people around them to help. Like any team.

    I'm losing faith in River's, I dont think he has the touch to be an A grader. Will still be a 150-200+ gamer. But just a solid footballer i think

    Wow. I love this club and know we are struggling, but what was that? How do I keep watching?

    I honestly do not have words for the football we produced. The amount of times our forwards have led well with the kick going anywhere else but to their advantage. The kicking skills. The decision making. Being annihilated in marking contests.

    Our fire is out, our passion deflated, our socks down and we are playing as if already defeated.

    I have gone in to bat for Jeffo and Kolt but they have both been absolutely appalling. Sharp little better.

    At least Langdon, Fritta, Gawn, Salem and Langford are having a go, but still...

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    F uc this is a really alarming performance in a club greats 200th game.

    What do this club stand for?

    FFS do something Demons!

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    5 minutes ago, praha said:

    That was quite bizarre. Maybe he was complaining because he was slightly more up the field... not sure but it seemed weird.

    It is very poor leadership.

    Kosi rotting at FF while we struggle to win or move the ball is a joke. I understand he kicks goals, but he also creates them. We need him back in the middle to cause some chaos.

    We aren’t winning anymore with Viney Trac and Clarry in the same midfield.

    Put Harvey in there, Chin, anything different to try and spark a bit of meaningful movement with the ball. Hell put Salem into the midfield. We literally have nothing to lose.

    Doing the same thing over and over again is the definition of insanity, and I’m going insane.

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    6 minutes ago, chook fowler said:

    Can’t remember seeing a worse player than Jefferson.

    Tom Gillies ring a bell

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    2 minutes ago, Stinger said:

    Big time - saw that too, he is playing well.

    Yes and that was the third big effort in a row.

    1 minute ago, Redlegs said:

    This biggest worry is the lack of A graders coming through.

    Kozzie aside, the next were McVee and Rivers.

    Lots of regression all around. Turner, Kozzie and few others aside.

    This is a coaching and development issue, not player. I think McVee and River will be great, provided they have people around them to help. Like any team.

    If you didn't know it was his first year. You'd look at Langford tonight and swear he was part of our leadership team.

    I'm sure we'll drive him into mediocrity by the middle of next year.

    Look at Windsor last year to where he's at this year.

    When there's complete chaos all around you as a young player, it must just keep chipping away at your confidence

    We seem to Excell at this for decades.

    The Paul Roos era seems to be the only time we seemed to build young players up in skills and confidence rather than seeing them crumble

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    Is Frittata playing as as a wingman?

    Is so, why

    9 minutes ago, Dee Zephyr said:

    Fritsch is the only one that’s made things happen tonight.

    Is he playing on the wing.

    1 minute ago, Jaded No More said:

    Kosi rotting at FF while we struggle to win or move the ball is a joke. I understand he kicks goals, but he also creates them. We need him back in the middle to cause some chaos.

    We aren’t winning anymore with Viney Trac and Clarry in the same midfield.

    Put Harvey in there, Chin, anything different to try and spark a bit of meaningful movement with the ball. Hell put Salem into the midfield. We literally have nothing to lose.

    Doing the same thing over and over again is the definition of insanity, and I’m going insane.

    Salem runs on a treadmill. He would be eaten alive in the middle. He is good with ball in hand, but he can no longer run faster than a two year old.

    Just now, BigBadBustling said:

    If Jefferson plays again for the MFC, something must be seriously wrong.

    And we have Petty as an emergency!

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    Just now, BigBadBustling said:

    If Jefferson plays again for the MFC, something must be seriously wrong.

    There are plenty of more experienced players just as bad. He is having a bad game tho….

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    10 minutes ago, Previously known as LITD. said:

    I shudder the day he leaves.

    Me too mate, me too. Goodwin can’t think of anything but what miracle can Max do for us today…

    We literally have no other go to…

    8 minutes ago, Deez21 said:

    Genuinely uncoachable.

    Every kick a turnover

    30+ turnovers

    dropped sitters, missed easy kicks, pathetic game style

    No change to the game plan

    Anyone at this club that finds this acceptable has absolutely NFI

    It’s been coming yet many in denial! What the coaching staff have managed to do to this list is mind boggling, yet our club has blind faith in Goodwin, basic skill errors and kicking skills/decision making, same is long bombs to 2vs1 fwds

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    8 minutes ago, picket fence said:

    Perhaps ur good self when u look in the mirror Hero

    Serious question,

    why are you so invested in Jefferson?

    What do you see that many others don’t?


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