The Johno Effect?

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  • GVGjr
    Moderator
    • Nov 2006
    • 45548
    #31
    Re: The Johno Effect?

    Originally posted by bornadog
    28 scoring shots to 22. Goals missed from set shots were gettable. Dale running into an open goal, West 25m out, Bont from 30m. You must take your opportunities.
    Had just one or two of those resulted in maximum points then the game and outcome could have been very different.
    It's plagued us for a while now.
    Western Bulldogs Football Club "Where it's cool to drool"

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      • ledge
        Hall of Fame
        • Dec 2007
        • 14551
        #32
        Re: The Johno Effect?

        Originally posted by GVGjr
        Had just one or two of those resulted in maximum points then the game and outcome could have been very different.
        It's plagued us for a while now.
        About 4 years maybe longer .
        It’s the easy goals that hurt.
        What about the commentators mentioning that Jamarra was ignored so many times ?
        It must have stood out big time to be noted by them.
        West is great with getting the ball but his disposal is terrible if it’s not instinct, don’t give him time and he does the right thing, give him time and he will make bad decisions. I noticed that while they were doing a match sim at skinner last season.
        Bring back the biff

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          • Happy Days
            Hall of Fame
            • May 2008
            • 10244
            #33
            Re: The Johno Effect?

            I believe that?s the first goal that Dale has missed on the run in his life.
            - I'm a visionary - Only here to confirm my biases -

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