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Coleman no, "Australia's Next Top Model" my ******* word, look at those guns... look at them!!!
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I didn't say it was, just commenting that he doesn't like us, for all I know he gets all his data off the squiggle.Plenty of people don’t have you in the 8. The squiggle has you guys 10th this year, King’s a stats man. It’s not the end of the world.
Righto then.
Every website has him at 192cm except zero hanger which says 194.
I'm willing to accept the 192 might just come from his draft year and he grew a bit after that?
He's certainly not a monster and his key attributes are agility and running endurance.
Meh - I'll own that. I did mean that Cotchin would probably be something like 8-1 to kick more goals than Fyfe, who is a 100-1 to win the coleman, but f**k it - I predict Cotchin will kick more goals (although bugger all really) than the injury prone Fyfe who'll probably tear a hammy the first time he goes for a leap.jim boy post #6
Wow, classy postMeh - I'll own that. I did mean that Cotchin would probably be something like 8-1 to kick more goals than Fyfe, who is a 100-1 to win the coleman, but f**k it - I predict Cotchin will kick more goals (although bugger all really) than the injury prone Fyfe who'll probably tear a hammy the first time he goes for a leap.
Neither are going to win the ColemanMartins the best chuck out the rest!
Bolton is my smokey, 43 goals 41 behinds turns that into 60 goals 24 behinds and he has the award
Wow, classy post
Eddie might be a bit short at 20s this yearEvery year scrolling through Sportsbet's Coleman odds you see the usual 'Eddie Betts - $20' and roll your eyes.
No non-key forward has won the Coleman in at least 40 years, and for the longest time it hasn't really looked like a trend that could ever be broken.
But enter Toby Greene, an uber prolific midfielder fashioned into a small forward, who proceeds to lead the competition in shots on goal in 2021. Theoretically he has shown that someone not recognised as a key forward could win a Coleman.
But it won't be your standard small. It will be a player whose football nous is through the roof proven by their history as a bigtime accumulator of the ball when playing further up the ground which is then parlayed into being arguably the biggest threat in the forwardline when the ball is on the ground.
But where Greene would differ from other smalls is he also had the aerial presence of a key-forward - or at least very close to.
A player who could bridge the gap with key forwards by being able to make up for not having the utter dominance when the ball was in the air, by almost equally dominating when the ball was in play on the ground.
Watching the pre-season games, and knowing his history Fyfe seems to meet this rarely met criteria.
If his shoulders hold up, does he win the Coleman?
Does he win next year, or at some point before he retires?
Of course he could do what Gary Ablett Senior did, where he is regarded at the end of his career as an actual key-forward, who we just never knew was one until he was really played there.
I’m not sure Silvagni would even get a game for Fremantle, let alone easily outscore Fyfe.Yep, i'd say as a forward he is equivalent to Jack Silvagni.
Jack will kick slightly less goals this season because he is competing with two Coleman level forwards whereas Fyfe is not, but if Silvagni were playing for Fremantle he would easily outscore Fyfe.
Eagle fan trolling Fremantle.If he gets 150 shots at goal he should end up with about 60 so he'd be a chance but i can't see him getting that many shots.
Malcolm Blight in 1982 or Leigh Matthews in 1975.It’ll be like it is every year and come from a big forward like the Cameron, Hawkins, Lynch, Curnow, Mackay or similar type players. When was the last time a non genuine key/tall forward won it?
If Richmond play Martin in the forward line that might make things interesting, thing is though, if he’s playing well they won’t be able to resist moving him up the ground, as a stay at home forward he’s kicking 60 min.
Sounds like my wife, that place tends to involve a lawn and a lawn mowerI think Hardwick has been clear for a while now that he doesn't tell Dusty where to play and instead just trusts him to go where ever he feels he'd be most useful.