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Glad to know 2008 and 2013 still hurt you, Chappy.
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The Cats were rubbish, and aren't going to worry many dishing that up. But they dominated us for 2/3 of the match. We managed to kick three goals for the match before the seniors menu started at Country Kitchen Buffet. It was impressive we got as close as we did.
I am also stunned because we played large parts of that game as man on man no zone. The first time in a long time since clarkson took over that we have done that. It meant every player was responsible for his own opponent. Which meant Jom and shiels werent chasing tail like they were last week. Interesting development. I might have mull over it a bit longer
Glad to know 2008 and 2013 still hurt you, Chappy.
This is one aspect of commentary that I find so short minded and strange.. if you take into consideration the momentum of the game or the field position of the free kicks it will tell a different story
MOTM for me was Hartigan.
Did what we've been asking for years - aka, punching Dorkins in the back of the head. 10/10 from me.
Yup, but I still remember the 2013 PF and 2014 QF . Currently it's 2>1 for the Hawks. We need to get back to finals to test the theory.
If I add DGB, Gunston, Sicily, Day, Downie and one of those gun midfielders in this national draft (2 A graders and 4 potential ones) to today’s side I haven’t been this optimistic since the start of the 2016 season. Are you definitely a Hawk supporter?I thought we were pretty bloody ordinary TBH.
For sure we ran the game out well, but a decent team would've had us 10 goals down at 3/4 time.
The Cats were rubbish, and aren't going to worry many dishing that up. But they dominated us for 2/3 of the match. We managed to kick three goals for the match before the seniors menu started at Country Kitchen Buffet. It was impressive we got as close as we did.
We fumbled so many times. So many unforced errors. How many times did we fall over in the contest? Or go to gather a ground ball and overrun it and have it roll through our legs? Or drop an uncontested mark?
I'm not sure what the question is, but I'm certain two rucks is not the answer. Too lumbery and you can't handpass to them when they're stationary. Not worth the trade off for the two contested marks you might get.
Plenty seem upbeat. Outside of CJ, I saw very little to be optimistic about.
Glad to know 2008 and 2013 still hurt you, Chappy.
2011 was QF.. by logic only PF and GFs count..We also lost in 2011.
But we will always have 2008, 13 and 14.
Geez the Howe social media pile on is strong on this thread tonight.
I think that Burgers made the kick to chf worse than what it actually was. Didn't move to the ball to mark in front of his eyes and in fact lowered his body whilst stationary to take a low chest mark. At a minimum silk could of and should of forced Henry to spoil by making body contact thus taking him out of the next play. No matter how loopy the kick, what happened to the when it's your time to go mantra.
Yes the high ball hasnt worked but if you were at the ground. You would have seen that the kicker had no options there were no leads forth coming. Its easy to follow the ball on the tv and complain but you could see that Geelong experienced defenders had our forwards covered they were inevitably caught behind or had no space to lead. Lewis had a real poor first half non competitive and kosi played like a guy who was star struck by the game and crowd. Cant blame kosi but lewis should have done better. He was much better in the second half at least providing a contest
It is not pathetic. It is a natural reaction when a player deserts your club. It was different for Chappy because he was getting pushed out. I will boo Buddy and Smith but not Burton or Birchall etc...Booing him was pathetic though. He's not wrong.
Yes, he could have and should have. Not like Silk to shirk, it was out of character.
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Howie will never get the Brownlow votes but you can't question his efforts.As frustrating Howe’s decision making is, don’t think his effort was that bad. I like him as a defender. He’s much better suited to playing in defence than as a midfielder.
Whilst your entitled to your opinion so were all the other Hawks supporters and they expressed it. Isaac well known as a supportive leader when it flowed his way when it wasn’t his negativity killed the group. Ol Chappy what a Twitter dick.Booing him was pathetic though. He's not wrong.
At the game and not being a boo'er myself it actually felt like a p*sstake, there was no malice. It seemed to only continue because geelong supporters were 4 some reason very upset about it. Not sure why.Booing him was pathetic though. He's not wrong.
Bit of an elephant in the room. It’s more comfortable pointing at Howe and Ceglar as guys who are struggling and will not improve us. It’s hard when it’s Burgoyne. But I think he’s been poor so far this year.Burgoyne is showing his age. I thought North Melbourne were pathetic, carrying Harvey to breaking Tuck's record. I hope that the club can make the tough but fair call on Burgoyne, because I'm not convinced that he's best 22 at the moment.
Lol. If you can’t see a game plan, I don’t know what to tell you. It’s there, we just aren’t good enough to pull it off yet. In a development year, this is about as good as you can ask for in terms of executing, particular against reigning grand finalists.We are like the boy who cried wolf on here after every cats game.
Its tired and boring.
We lacked composure and a game plan to kick a score when the heat was on.
We came home hard when the cats had some injurys in the last qtr.