Pros:
* I don't believe Ratten should be sacked
* Russell held us together down back early
* Army put his body on the line and got knocked into Clifton Hill but got back up and kept going
* Simmo put his hand up ... few of his teammates seemed to care though
* Betts was electric, as was Yarran (but 3AW, please stop calling them the "young aboriginal boys"

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* Kreuzer is a star
* Lucas made a decent debut and showed glimpses, knows where to run
Cons:
* Ratten was badly outcoached tonight. Did not make the moves. Played attacking weapons like Walker as defenders. Needed to have Scotland behind the ball as soon as T-bird was injured and lost movement. Needed to clog the corridor and force the bombers wide. Some of this may have been players not playing to instruction, who knows.
* The players did not play to any plan or structure. I watched tonight and couldn't see any of the patterns apparent in the first two games ... or any discernible pattern, it looked like chaos out there.
* Players did not run for each other, neither to make space or link up or to add support at the contest ... what was wrong with these guys, they all looked like they were playing with hangovers!
* Disagree with the selection of Brock. Hard to say given his hip knock in Q1 but given that he came into the game with a back issue and we were playing perhaps the fastest team in the comp, unless the strategy was to create stoppages (which if it was the Blues failed at terribly), he should have been left out for this game to recover and to bring more run in.
* Disposal. Many senior players were horrible in disposal tonight: Houlihan #1, Walks, Scotland and Waite. Horrible night for the many of the senior players. Blues can't win with a disposal efficiency of 65%, the tightness of the comp doesn't allow it.