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How St Kilda was “all at sea” against Essendon and why they could be exposed again this weekend – SEN
“They were all at sea on the weekend.”
Matthew Lloyd has slammed St Kildas performance against Essendon on Saturday, saying they were all at sea and said he was worried how their ruck setup would fare against West Coast in Round 4.
The Saints lost by a whopping 75 points against a Bombers side who coming into the match wasnt expected to pose a threat to Brett Rattens men.
Ruck duo Rowan Marshall (injury) and Paddy Ryder (personal reasons) both didnt play against Essendon, and Lloyd expressed his concerned about how St Kildas fill-in…
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