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good work boys im proud atm!! having a bloody dip!!! but the works not finished yet!

C'MON DEES!!!

 
good work boys im proud atm!! having a bloody dip!!! but the works not finished yet!

C'MON DEES!!!

and apart from a couple of bad errors in the 1st quarter they would be at least 2 goals closer...

Only 1/2 time but so far Melbourne have put up a damn good effort....hopefully they can keep it up for the 2nd 1/2

 

Forward pressure has died off in the second, but our pressure through the middle is great.

Robbo going for the screamer and then GETTING UP and chasing the ball.... WOW! :o Not only was going for the mark the right thing to do, he did it without giving away a free kick and he backed-up his effort. Gold star for that one.

The key here is to see whether we can keep it going for the whole match. Given that we have a few players who have missed out on full pre-season, or who are still quite raw (Morton, Aussie), it's going to be a big ask to play like this for 4 quarters. Still, that's what good teams do, and that's the only way to ensure we don't get smashed week in week out.

I did not make it to geelong today but I have been watching it on tv. We lost but at least as u say they had a dip. If only they could reduce the unforced errors. That cost us particulrly the 2nd qtr.


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