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GAMEDAY: Rd 21 vs West Coast

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Yet again gone to sleep.

And still can't kick straight under pressure

What's the betting that bastard Christian will say Rivers should have seen Ryan coming - 3 weeks 😡

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    We're getting opened up badly here, structures are non existent and turnovers a plenty

    Edited by MrFreeze

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    1 minute ago, BoBo said:

    Have either team gone through the corridor once this quarter??

    this is why Goodwin needs to go.

    Who gives a proverbial if we win or lose. It's the gameplan and ours doesn't work

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    JVR tripping over himself beautifully sums up his season.

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    Just shoot me. Absolutely shoot me. I cannot believe how bad we have regressed.

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    Maric is a worm

    i’ve started laughing at how horrible we are.

    relieves the anger

    highly recommend

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    Next 3 games v Doggies, Hawks and Pies

    Going to be a foul run home

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    Our disposal inside 50 continues to let us down.

    We should've buried West Coast by now but we've given them a sniff.

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    5 minutes ago, monoccular said:

    Yet again gone to sleep.

    And still can't kick straight under pressure

    What's the betting that bastard Christian will say Rivers should have seen Ryan coming - 3 weeks 😡

    Yes, a reasonable player would have foreseen the collision and took no action to avoid the collision

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    The team is just going through the motions as though it’s a practice match. It’s an indictment on the coach and the players. Change needs to happen quickly as this is disgusting.

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    We are just awful. Some efforts have been diabolical. Even Koz can't be stuffed. The team is uninspired.

    Where is Joe Gutnick when you need him. A half time sacking is needed.

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