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Well that and chastising. Oh and chiding.

Well there's possibly slightly different methods now and the pain may not be muscular, who knows. The fitness staff would know best though that is right. Its safe to say though that this hasn't been the average hammy injury, he goes from being superman only going to miss a couple of weeks to going to hospital to now the hammy that won't heal. Its not exactly putting us at ease.

Remember that HBA ad with the weirdo Chiropractor waving the fish over someone's leg?

There is quite a bit of lambasting going on here lately.

I know but it was more the way May was running, looked completely gassed. As did most of our guys

Me too Gorg, compared to other muscles it generally heals quite well if you do all the right things, torn quads on the other hand... I can still feel that one

I don't think so, especially if it's still sore. Strength training and isometric stretching would usually be first to get the muscle back up to scratch then gradual stride through running as the next step. They may do some gentle jogging if there was no pain, the inflammation has to go down first.

All that running training the week after the Port game is looking like a master-stroke..

Yeah but you don't need agility to run in a straight line

Who cares

Yes it is. Of course unless it's 25 degrees next week..

I'd say we just threw him up there because what the heck. Unlikely we put him forward to mark Stewart in the last 5 mins, when you're up against it the last thing you should worry about is fugazi like that.

At least Grundy held his marks.

That's a massive drop off in the last quarter for team pressure... We really needed a 2 or 3 goal lead minimum at 3QT to be a chance judging on that. It makes sense though, combined with the wet ground which couldn't have helped. You only had to look at the way May chased Rohan on the open goal. Rohan was always going to win it but May looked like he was running on fumes. I'm seeing fewer coincidences than I used to in these games. Would be interesting to see how we'd go at Geelong in rounds early or late in the season, like Round 23 for instance 😉

Nice one mate! What kind of clubs are you rocking?

I just hope they don't start some big winning streak against us as payback for 2021. Virusgate

Scores from turnover - they did it, we didn't. Game over.

Hardly noticed Sparrow but he had 19 touches. Needed to use that long kick a bit more.

Well spotted Febes, I also really liked Fritta's defensive efforts and thought he tackled hard. Unlucky with the sling. The chip mark games run us ragged, would kill for a little more time in possession but instead we're just doing a lot of running without the ball late in games and getting gassed.

Surprised no-one has argued yet.

Burn baby burn..

Correct, we did everything right in those games it was just the end product that was lacking. It's a worry but if we could clean it up then it will take us a fair way.

After missing 6 weeks of footy and being possibly underdone was it a harder task for Petty to play down back than up forward?

The Stewart thing annoys me the most, even more so thing bringing Petty back in. The number of coast to coast scoring chains that he started were hard watching. The real bummer sometimes to our system based approach is that we won't go for the hard tag or other bold move when it may be necessary. That's fine but if we are backing our system in to win the ball back then it requires enough good decision making and clinical execution once we do win it back. Otherwise we are just hamster wheeling it.

Spot on and you would have had the best view of this at the ground. In tight they were able to get a quick 1 or 2 handball chain then sky it out of their backline to a contest on the wing and then a boundary throw in. This equals territory and it snuffed out a number of our attacks and momentum.