Furious North Melbourne coach David Noble has blasted his team following their 108-point loss to Brisbane, describing their performance as embarrassing.

Noble did not pull any punches when speaking to the media following the Kangaroos' horror showing at the Gabba, taking aim at all three lines on the ground.

"The midfield got out-worked, the defenders were poor, they let their man lead them to the ball, and our forwards didn't play in front," Noble said.

"It was a really simple, basic game today that we let ourselves down enormously and yeah, we should be embarrassed.

"So no, I'm not happy."

Brisbane kicked four goals in the opening 10 minutes as the Kangaroos barely gave a yelp all night.

The home team then cracked the century margin by kicking nine goals in the final term as the match turned into a procession.

Noble said the first steps to bouncing back were simple.

"There's got to be consequences around training, there's got to be consequences around skill errors," he said.

"(To concede) close to 80 points on turnovers is just unacceptable.

"We gave the ball up on simple turnovers. It's been a little bit of our MO so far this year. It wasn't due to high pressure.

"It's just some poor decision-making out there at times. It's not how we trained, it's certainly not how we want to play.

"If you don't bring your energy, you get that result.

"We thought and we felt we'd had enough of that experience last year to not dip into that position again and disappointingly we did today."

On a horrible day for North Melbourne, its VFL team was also beaten by 104 points by the Lions at Burpengary.

Full-back Ben McKay left the field early in the fourth quarter after a collision with Josh Walker, but Noble said it was likely just a corked quad.