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The Bombers kicked six goals to one in the last quarter at Spotless Stadium to win by 35 points, but while the visitors have found form with a couple of positive results in a row, the GIANTS are down on confidence.
The home side responded to its disappointing effort against North Melbourne in round nine at different stages throughout the night, but once again couldn't produce a consistent brand of footy for long enough and when it counted.
Cameron said post-match that the focus on his side's losing streak is warranted.
"I think the scrutiny has been on us for the past three weeks, really," he said.
"Will it get worse? Probably.
"Whether they come at myself or the players, they're probably right (to do so) and I can't argue with it.
"I can’t sit here and say I'm happy with our performances because clearly, our last four weeks haven't been the greatest.
"What you do with it (the scrutiny) is a good test for any footy club and I'm confident we'll come out the other end.
"I think the ladder is irrelevant at the moment, we've got to play and fight for four quarters, not three.
"From the coaches to our players we've got to keep addressing that because it’s the only way out of a form slump."
The Bombers dominated the stoppages and easily won the clearances (55-42), with the likes of Dyson Heppell (12) and Zach Merrett (nine) leading the way.
Essendon doubled the GIANTS'
Cameron said his talented midfield has some work to do to help turn the season around.
"When you lose the clearance count like that it hurts you because the inside 50 count was positive," he said.
"They probably scored three or four goals from
"But we're not going to shy away from it, we need to address it
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