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There's an inverse law at work - the bigger the mark the worse the disposal. Gardiner's big grab against Geelong was one of the very few I can ever remember being effective. It helped being just ten yards out.
If the GF had gone on another 15 seconds god knows where Leo would have kicked it.
He would have tried to run around the marker, and maybe got caught, he admitted today he doesn't know what he's going to do next.!!
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"He was proud of us when we won and he was still proud of us when we lost' Tami Roos about Paul Sept 06.
All I am going to say is I am proud of the boys, we can still make the finals and would love to see it, but dont think it is going to happen.
Its amazing how many times Geelong throw the ball and get away with it, must have seen at least 6-7 incidences of this in the firt half alone.
As far as cheese is concerned, I've said this before and I will say it again, if anyone here knows anyone at the club, can they please tell them this. Whenever Barlow takes a mark, he will jog, not run, but jog back 15-20 metres without IMMEDIATELY looking for an option up forward, wasting a good 5-10 seconds. I find this especially irritating especially when he has taken a mark on the half forward flank and is around 75 to 80 metres out from goal. He does this time and time again. Can someone PLEASE instruct him to turn around immediately after taking a mark. God it annoys me.
One of the first things a junior footballer is taught.
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