joeboy

And who do you suggest should assume the role of CHF when Weideman is demoted? Keilty is not the answer

??‍♂️?

Am I alone in being amazed that nothing has been made of Martin’s dangerous throw of Hibberd to the ground and subsequent elbow to the head, not once but twice when Hibberd was lying dazed on the ground?

6 - Gawn (easily our best and the hardest trier) 5 - Salem ( classy despite most others being so inept in defense) 4 - McDonald ( held the competition’s best forward to 3 possessions and 1 goal) 3 - Hore ( showed unDemonlike promise ) 2 - Hibberd ( blanketed the dangerous Martin effectively) 1 - Melksham ( disposals were effective and advantageous)

Jones - was embarrassingly inept Viney - rarely found teammates Gawn - dominated the centre Oliver - many meaningless possessions Brayshaw - same as Oliver Melksham - showed some composure Stretch - a momentum killer Salem - steady and skilled Harmes - showed little sparkle Hore - still learning craft Lewis - painful to watch Neal-Bullen - not a forward McDonald - looked more comfortable Frost - 3 excellent quarters Fritsch - no second efforts Smith - just a plodder Garlett - failed to impress Petracca - disappointing yet again Hibberd - impressive new role Lockhart - was rarely sighted Weideman - inept and unsighted Hunt - not a forward

McDonald has to go forward this quarter... no point trying to reduce a loss

Couldn’t be bothered

Petracca eating pizza at 1/2 time?‍♂️

Spargo is a primary schoolboy Petracca is a prima Donna Melksham is useless McDonald is unsighted Weideman is hopeless The Wagners are amateurs Jetta and Hibberd are liabilities Lewis is dumb

Yes, but name a better player??‍♂️

Not saying much but ANB was clearly our best player today

Lewis and Jetta are probably the 2 slowest players on our list, other than our ruckmen It would be suicide to bring them both in against one of the quickest sides in the competition

Not sure why there’s so much vindictiveness here towards roaming Brian, I found it entertaining and informative

Jones - he’s not dead Viney - bullocking as usual Gawn - dominated the centre Hore - improved with confidence Frost - an important component O.McDonald - fortunately rarely required T.McDonald - provided a target C. Wagner - was rarely sighted Oliver - great second half Salem - calm and collected Petracca - reward for effort Hunt - pace was important Brayshaw - quieter than usual Harmes - better second half Fritsch - some important touches Preuss - had an impact Melksham - needs to improve Stretch - far from convincing J. Wagner - strong defensive effort Weideman - an intelligent footballer Hibberd - not as dynamic Spargo - did just enough

With the Sydney ground’s surface in a dangerously poor condition, would it be in the club’s interest to demand the game be abandoned and the 4 points shared ?

Jones - devoid of leadership Viney - devoid of confidence T. McDonald - making up numbers O.McDonald - never imbued confidence Jetta - career worst game Hibberd - just a shadow Brayshaw - only shining light Gawn - should have dominated Harmes - merely a tagger Oliver - couldn’t hurt opposition Hunt - an opportunist’s game Fritsch - reduced to mediocrity Petracca - tried but failed Lockhart - limited by size Salem - was shown up Melksham - had limited involvement Weideman - disappointing yet again Kolodjashnij - was rarely sighted C.Wagner - had few tricks J. Wagner - was he playing? Frost - a limited footballer Neal -Bullen - continued underwhelming season

He may not be in form currently, but Tom McDonald possesses the right attributes too

Poor under pressure

Gawn - hasn’t lost it

6 - Oliver 5 - Viney 4 - Brayshaw 3 - Frost 2 - Harmes 1- Melksham

Viney - came to play Jones - has become irrelevant Oliver - was all class Jetta - slow and inept O.McDonald - had little involvement T.McDonald - played amateurish football Salem - was found out Hibbert - ineffectual and disappointing Hunt - had no influence Sparrow - offered very little Neal-Bullen - devoid of relevance Frost - was actually impressive Lockhart - just a game Kolodjashni - Gold Coast reject Harmes - many irrelevant possessions May - little to enthuse Weideman - continued being underwhelming Melksham - had some presence Brayshaw - prolific not damaging Fritsch - has lost momentum Petracca - had no impact

Not according to the official Demons website

Frost( 192cm) is listed as only marginally shorter than Weidemann ( 193cm) and has a body and agility far better suited to pinch hitting in the ruck. May comes in for anyone, and plays in defense, whilst Frost relieves Max in the ruck and allows Weidemann to stay up forward and avoid heavy body collisions in the ruck.

Viney - obviously not ready Jones - embarrassing and costly Salem - our ONLY winner Jetta - loose and slow Hibberd - disposal was abysmal O. McDonald - no redeeming component Frost - a total liability Petracca - still looks overweight T. McDonald - no second efforts Weidemann - overrated and underwhelming Spargo - has a brain Oliver - rarely advantaged us Brayshaw - possessions without purpose Harmes - tried but limited Gawn - was easily overcome Hunt - far from convincing Neal-Bullen - laughably our fittest Sparrow - not the worst Fritsch - just some cameos Melksham - not as fluent Hoare - lacked game awareness Wagner - not the answer

Ridiculous act by May.. one week penalty is appropriate