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Been waiting a while to see Clarry burst 5 or 6 steps before offloading. Hopefully the start of things to come. he was much better in the 2nd half when the Umps paid him a couple of frees for being held. Crouch didn't hold him after that funnily enough and he ran rampant

Notice we kicked in to him on the fat side a couple of times where he was mismatched on a smaller opponent....

Preuss v his old club

Brayshaw on the ball is a different player

I feel like I've just eaten McDonalds.. My stomach is full but I feel like carp

Liked sparrow as well. Did some nice things

Frees 23 to 11 Appalling bias

Every time there is a contested ball 2 or 3 crows players wait out the back and we knock it to them

Stoppage clearance 13 to 8 And people still rate our mids?

Is it still a thing where the captain can approach the umpires and stay what TF?

This is the classic lose lose game

Is Brayshaw playing?????

I've turned off the sound Much better

We did get beaten by the essendon reserves a few years back...

You can't. Yellow carntes

It's there a dumber footy side?

Apparently holding is no longer a free kick if you're wearing red and blue

I remember it well. 2 of their 3 wins. Even when they are carp other teams think they can beat melbourne. We're too soft

I am in the camp that says Oliver and Viney can't play in the same midfield And that Oliver should move fwd. Viney is doing OK and has a ferocious attack on the ball but Oliver we are getting nowhere near the value out of him that we should be. His disposal is rubbish and he puts other players under way too much pressure We need more composure in the middle. Trac has it now and maybe a Salem or brayshaw would be better in the short term.

The only thing hilarious about that would be the usual suspects telling everyone to: calm down It was an honorable loss Covid has affected us worse than everyone else We are re-building Goodwin is still the man to get our next flag But we've got such a dangerous midfield? We should have had Oscar Umpiring was bad We were unlucky The football Gods are against us etc etc

Hardly tearing it up. Once with more than 8 kicks. 3 games with 1 goal. meh... Did I mention he was 28yo?

I am wondering of the refusal to play Brayshaw in the middle has something to do with strength issues in his arm. Elbow tendon injuries like he had over summer are notorious for taking 12-18mnths to get your strength back,.

this is one of those classic lose-lose games

He must have pictures of Goody. I am a Melksham fan but this year he has been awful. Very selfish player and wouldn't chase to save his life.

Adelaide has made eight changes for Wednesday night’s clash with Melbourne, headlined by the return of stand-in captain Tom Doedee. Doedee has reclaimed his position in the Crows’ back six after successfully completing Tuesday’s main training session and will lead a young Crows side out onto Adelaide Oval to tackle the Demons. Five of the inclusions for Round 10 are aged 20 years or younger, with two more AFL debutants set to be unveiled in Harry Schoenberg and Lachlan Sholl. Schoenberg, 19, is a ball-winning midfielder who was taken with pick No.24 in last year’s AFL Draft. The inclusion of Schoenberg and Sholl brings the number of AFL debutants blooded by the Crows in Season 2020 to eight. Teenage swingman Fischer McAsey and tenacious forward Ned McHenry return to the senior side after brief rests on the sidelines, while Darcy Fogarty has been named to make a long-awaited return from a persistent shoulder injury. Fogarty will be joined up forward by the experienced Taylor Walker, who was a late withdrawal from Saturday’s loss to North Melbourne with gastro. Veteran David Mackay rounds out the inclusions. Kyle Hartigan, Shane McAdam, Andrew McPherson and Tyson Stengle will be managed on the back of a four-day break. Riley Knight, Bryce Gibbs, Rory Atkins and Kieran Strachan have all been omitted. Midfielder Brodie Smith has been named on a wing and is set to face a game day fitness test for a knee contusion suffered against North Melbourne. Smith was restricted to light duties during Tuesday’s training session with his right knee heavily strapped.