Why the Eagles players MUST respond | The Game with Quarters & Barra

Quarters and Barra discuss how the Eagles players should respond after a week of intense criticism aimed at Adam Simpson.
Plus, Tim Walker from TABtouch joins us to preview Round 17 and we answer your mail thanks to Thirsty Camel.
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0:00 Intro
0:28 West Coast Eagles
23:02 NRL in Perth
26:16 Fremantle Dockers
28:13 State of Origin teams
39:06 Shorttey's tips
41:30 Round 17 preview
52:26 Thirsty Camel mailbag

[@Rb-fp7mw]

Keeping Simmo is trashing the eagles reputation. They need a circuit breaker.

[@martythompson7680]

Sums up how fucked the Worst Australian is. Here's 23 minutes on WCE who are irrelevant, 2 mins on Freo who are 3rd on the ladder and just beat Sydney. Spent more time talking about WA nepotism than Freo. Poor effort.

[@HamandCheeseToastie-um1wh]

Because Fremantle are boring and won’t win a premiership for 40 years, more chance of snow on Rottnest

[@sotiriosnovatsis4529]

Peter Sumich is getting air time because he is speaking the truth about the Eagles. Just like Kane Cornes and others are over in the east. No one can refute what Sumich is saying because his points are all valid. He isn’t “marketable”. GREAT!!! I don’t care about a marketable coach! I want one that will win games! West Coast are more concerned about marketing themselves than they are about winning, which is why we are so shit. If they actually knew anything, the marketing people would tell Don Pyke that the best way to market the club and sell merchandise is to win games and eventually more premierships. Adam Simpson won our premiership because he had Sam Mitchell’s help. As soon as Mitchell left, Simpson’s philosophy went to shit. So fuck Simpson’s philosophy and get some like Sumich who only cares about football and winning. And as far as sacking the coach before the end of the season, it sends a message to everyone- especially the players- that no one is safe; if you don’t produce, you’re gone.