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“We just need to improve on our communication and our ability to take care of the basics.<\/p>\n
“It was tougher the week before because of the conditions and there was sometimes good intent, but we didn’t finish off very well with our ball use.<\/p>\n
“We can put a lot of that down to the weather, but also put it down to maybe not focusing on the game that’s right in front of you and just drifting off a little bit.”<\/p>\n
St Joseph’s play Bell Park away tomorrow Saturday, June 21 in Round 9 at 2.10pm at Hamlyn Park.<\/p>\n
The Dragons have won their past four games since playing Joeys.<\/p>\n
“They throw a few things at you that you’ve really got to concentrate on and their contest at the ball is strong,” Watt said.<\/p>\n
“I’m hoping that we get another good game.<\/p>\n
“The draw this year has been much better for us playing against harder opposition week in, week out, and I think that’s standing us in good stead.”<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
ST JOSEPH’S coach Ron Watt was pleased with the way his charges bounced back against South Barwon after their disappointing loss to Newtown and Chilwell. The GFL ladder-leader beat the Swans by 62 points at home after losing to the Eagles by 25 points in the wet the week before. Joeys kept the Swans at […]<\/p>\n