Ill never bag this bloke again. Playing an awesome game against his old side.
He was hopeless against the Crows - but rushing him back after a month off when he had no touch was just poor coaching/selection. Not really his fault.
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SydneySainter
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Really, don't think he much personally!
Until we have an administration that demands success and a playing group that bleeds for the guernsey, St. Kilda will just be a sh*tty football club.
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what 10 marks and 2 goals not doing it for youSydneySainter wrote:Really, don't think he much personally!
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At least use the correct grammar if you are going to give us your 'expert' opinion.SydneySainter wrote:Really, don't think he much personally!
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He had a very good game. Back to pre injury form. I happily admit I was wrong when I said he's a worthless inclusion. This week
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Not convinced sorry, plays well but in big moments drops marks or kicks behinds.
Sorry, I want to be, I like him...best goal celebrator perhaps ever.
Sorry, I want to be, I like him...best goal celebrator perhaps ever.
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good against ordinary teams...not so good against top 8 sides...imho......good tonight..... 
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You have made a couple of silly comments tonight. I assume you're drinking.SydneySainter wrote:Really, don't think he much personally!
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He was ok but I would not getting carried away. It was pretty obvious at the time that he needed to kick that goal for us to win. Instead, it gave WCE possession and the rest is my sh!t train ride home.
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Played a good game tonight, beside missing one he should have nailed. Agree though that he is better against average opposition, not going to take us up the ladder. But a good strong professional player who has earned his games
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If we're talking about the one that old hav counted, Joey 20m out with 2 team mates in the goal square with a few minutes on the clock. Game over!Greg T wrote:Missed that 1 that would of counted....
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Speaking of missing big moments check out the 8 minute mark of the second quarter.SainterK wrote:Not convinced sorry, plays well but in big moments drops marks or kicks behinds.
Sorry, I want to be, I like him...best goal celebrator perhaps ever.
Beau on the lead with 2 WCE behind him.....and the player running at him in the clear kicks it wildly over his head rather than to Beau's advantage.
Beau is no star, but he played well tonight.
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We lost 2 Grand Finals because of the fact we love to have our fair share of GOP's...let's get some more...1 flag in 140 years.. it's not like we are driven by successsaintsRrising wrote:Speaking of missing big moments check out the 8 minute mark of the second quarter.SainterK wrote:Not convinced sorry, plays well but in big moments drops marks or kicks behinds.
Sorry, I want to be, I like him...best goal celebrator perhaps ever.
Beau on the lead with 2 WCE behind him.....and the player running at him in the clear kicks it wildly over his head rather than to Beau's advantage.
Beau is no star, but he played well tonight.
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Would have been the hero had of he kicked accurately with that set shot he missed in the final couple of minutes. I had that awful feeling in the pit of my stomach that West Coast would go coast to coast after that.
But Beau definitely looked a much better player today. He provided the forward line with some poise that has been greatly lacking in recent times. Hopefully he'll bring more of the same to the table after his efforts today.
But Beau definitely looked a much better player today. He provided the forward line with some poise that has been greatly lacking in recent times. Hopefully he'll bring more of the same to the table after his efforts today.
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Cost us the game with his ordinary kicking, dropped sitters and falling over his own feet when he allowed his opponent to run the length of the ground and kick the winning goal.
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He lacks composure.Bernard Shakey wrote:Cost us the game with his ordinary kicking, dropped sitters and falling over his own feet when he allowed his opponent to run the length of the ground and kick the winning goal.
Great work ethic, does his absolute best....
Just can't keep a cool head under pressure.
We do need someone up there next to Nick though.
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Yes he did well.
But my abiding memory of him from this game is conceding the winning goal.
All he had to do was keep his feet and corner his opponent near the point post - instead he was flat on his face while the guy waltzed unchallenged in to goal.
But my abiding memory of him from this game is conceding the winning goal.
All he had to do was keep his feet and corner his opponent near the point post - instead he was flat on his face while the guy waltzed unchallenged in to goal.
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Bit harsh. Didn't drop too many sitters. Kicking was bad, and the fall was costly. But he was buggered. Maybe that event will prompt him to think about how, if possible, he can improve his fitness but just 1%. We all know they (the 1% ers) make all the difference in tight finishes.Bernard Shakey wrote:Cost us the game with his ordinary kicking, dropped sitters and falling over his own feet when he allowed his opponent to run the length of the ground and kick the winning goal.
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Maister and TDL were really really good tonight. Both worked their arses off. Being at the game you see the leads and runs to defence and back they do. TDL missed one because he had run all over the ground and was spent by the time he lined up. Also thought Dunnell was pretty solid.
Interestingly Roo wasn't forward much in the first half and it allowed Maister to just roam around picking off marks. I was behind goal and not hearing a telecast but roo seemed to just roam around in the midfield and defence. I thought Dal was amazing and back to his best as a deep defender- starting in the opposition goal square next to Roberton.
Interestingly Roo wasn't forward much in the first half and it allowed Maister to just roam around picking off marks. I was behind goal and not hearing a telecast but roo seemed to just roam around in the midfield and defence. I thought Dal was amazing and back to his best as a deep defender- starting in the opposition goal square next to Roberton.