Oppo Camp Rd 4 other games

[MooreTreloar]

An extra goal Friday night would’ve had us 8th, oh well. Early days.

Scratch that, Geelong’s win will push us to 10th most likely.

 

[parvey]

Melbourne are just a s**t club, nothing else I can say really

 

[left at home]

We mite be able to get Alan Richardson back as a development coach the way they are going

 

[Bad Horse]

So, Carlton are crap.

StKilda are crap.

Brisbane are crap.

You know, I can handle this.

 

[gopies1981]

People very hard on Melbourne. Very young side and have great under 23 talent. My opinion is they need a great coach the players simply do not work hard enough. They will reach their peak by 2020. Big test next two weeks for them. Must beat either Richmond or Essendon. They are really missing viney and McDonald. Need to drop Lewis and Vince they are cooked

 

[gopies1981]

Bombers winning is ruining my weekend.

Better Essendon have won. If they had lost they would probably beat us

 

[Matt_352]

Yes if Essendon had lost to port then they would of been desperate on anzac day. Beating port takes the pressure off them a bit.

 

[TradeDraft]

https://www.foxsports.com.au/video/afl/afl/fan-sums-up-dees-pain!675057

 

[TradeDraft]

Read for a Good Laugh:

 

[Darkyprotector]

They do get a lot of soft and 50/50 frees, don’t they? Plus they are so used to getting them that they sook it up big time when the umpire doesn’t oblige.

Pointed this out first round
They whinge moan and slowly return the pill , meanwhile they get a uber zone

That's why they score so heavily from turnovers

 

[CFC2010]

This bloke was hailed last year as the next Silvagni or Bruce Doull by the Baggers.........LOL


Carlton
Carlton defender Liam Jones has conceded the most goals to direct opponents in 2018
Chris Cavanagh, Herald Sun
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• CARLTON defender Liam Jones has been urged to tighten up on his direct opponent as statistics show he has conceded more goals than any other backman in the game this year.
  
  Jones leads the unwanted “Reverse Coleman” award after Round 4, having had 21 goals kicked on him by direct opponents so far this season. Richmond’s David Astbury (13 goals) coming in second and Gold Coast’s Steven May and West Coast’s Tom Barrass (both 12 goals) are equal third, according to Champion Data.