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20 down already

We will get flogged

20 down already

We will get flogged

It seems like we start games reasonably well, but drop off after quarter time...

Not really good enough to only be competitive for a single quarter. Cannot be playing constant catch up football.

Will see how the players react.


It seems like we start games reasonably well, but drop off after quarter time...

Not really good enough to only be competitive for a single quarter. Cannot be playing constant catch up football.

Will see how the players react.

The problem is there are no excuses this week. I just hope we can come back.

The problem is there are no excuses this week. I just hope we can come back.

Bruce, Rivers, Whelan, Bartram?.......Oh and Wheatley

 

Bruce, Rivers, Whelan, Bartram?.......Oh and Wheatley

Yeah i suppose, but other than Bruce will we be able to depend on the others early in the season considering their interrupted pre seasons.

Kangas are missing only Jesse smith and sinclair from best lineup and are treating this as a warm up for round one. We wouldn't want to lose but a loss by under 2 goals wouldn't be tooo worrying


The start of every quarter has left a lot to be desired.

Its not really good enough. Our midfield should be stronger than theirs.

dunno how you can say poor effort when you're not at the game

6 goals down seems pretty poor


6 goals down seems pretty poor

Make it 7 - 98 to 54.

 
From Whispering Jack:

3rd Quarter:

Melbourne 8.6

Kangaroos 15.9

According to Whispering Jack, "We are officially a rabble!"

The season cannot come around quick enough for us. While it's ok to say we are still learning to deal with new game plan's and young players and testing depth, i am sick of losing, it seems to be a culture we have embraced of late.

I for one am very dissapointed with our pre season form, no wonder no one rates us or takes us seriously... i'm a little over it actually!

This third quarter tells me about as much as I need to know.

We have probably our strongest midfield playing and we're being destroyed - as we have been for the last 4 weeks.

Not good enough.


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