Fogarty is still getting to a lot of contest like he did early 2022 but isn't giving away stupid free kick so is bringing the ball to ground and contributing with ground ball get and score assist.
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I assume you don’t actually believe half of what you write - 17th place over a season is obviously elite, and challenging to get votes when your side doesn’t win many games regardless of how well you play
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Junior has returned to the elusive HBF that we need. Some of the stuff he did last night was awesome.
The Rash and Rank show is going to be fun to watch for the next 10 years.
The Cap was Dawesome, and Lairdy was enormous with his 16 tackles. (Hopefully gets off the BS 1 week ban).
The Sloanedog is playing some of the most inspiring footy of his career with only 70% game time.
With Worrell's addition, I think our backline of Butts, Murray, Doedee, Michalanny, Worrell, Junior, Smithers is looking flexible enough to take on whatever is thrown at it, with some good run and players able to play tall or small.
If we can jag another quality mid free-agent this year, the sky is the limit.
Great response to the cluster that was last weeks game.
The Rash and Rank show is going to be fun to watch for the next 10 years.
The Cap was Dawesome, and Lairdy was enormous with his 16 tackles. (Hopefully gets off the BS 1 week ban).
The Sloanedog is playing some of the most inspiring footy of his career with only 70% game time.
With Worrell's addition, I think our backline of Butts, Murray, Doedee, Michalanny, Worrell, Junior, Smithers is looking flexible enough to take on whatever is thrown at it, with some good run and players able to play tall or small.
If we can jag another quality mid free-agent this year, the sky is the limit.
Great response to the cluster that was last weeks game.
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Mutineer have you watched the replay? Go to the 8 minute mark to go in the first, McHenry sloppy handball to Milera who has to stretch and fumbles the greasy ball, McHenry gets it back, kick to Keays bounces before it gets to him. These counted as effective disposals along with the clearly out of bounds on the full kick to Fogarty. So feel free to rely on Champion data, the replay is confirming what I saw live.
6 mins to go in the first, fumbles ground ball ends up with Brisbane who score.
5 mins to go in the first, scrubs a kick along the ground lucky it got to Rachelle
6 mins to go in the first, fumbles ground ball ends up with Brisbane who score.
5 mins to go in the first, scrubs a kick along the ground lucky it got to Rachelle
Laird finished outside of the top 20 last year didn't he?
If we're going that route though, in 2021 Laird got 74 votes and finished top 10.
I actually think this made Racheles harder as he had a lot more time to think about it and do the calculations, whereas Rankins was more of a 'hope for the best' type goal (great goal regardless).
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Its not the brownlow, losing players get votes all the time. A suns player won it last year for gods sake.
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Since covid we have had a much higher DNA rate.
I'm not a hater and he was playing on in the square against the Saints.
I can totally understand people either being sick with covid-19 or not wanting to enter crowded spaces, but not wanting to give up their membership either.
And come to think of it, looking at the averages for the last Footy Park years, it looks like the 30 to 35,000 mark is what we draw when we're not in a premiership window.
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Since the spoon we have had a much higher DNA rate
Very poor numbers - would be keen to see how this correlates with other sports globally since COVID.
I live in the UK and numbers at PL games are definitely up.
I my view, it's easier to fill Adelaide Oval when a larger portion of the seats are ready to be sold at cheaper prices - supply and demand 101. When more seats are held back for 3-game or 11-game memberships that people aren't buying, or people find it too hard to onsell their seat, or it's just too expensive, you get worse crowds.
'Theatregoers' are derided, but the reality is that there are plenty of supporters who will only go if it's an occasion they can share with family or friends, say a big night game or a Showdown. They're still supporters and they're a vital part of sport. These people don't want to attend alone. But three seats, even in a relatively s**t Category 6 area, will set you back - I just checked - $165. Three seats in Category 2 is $285.
The one who makes the transaction has to pony up and wait for their mates to pay them back. These theatregoers are often younger, which is correlated with lower income.
'Theatregoers' are derided, but the reality is that there are plenty of supporters who will only go if it's an occasion they can share with family or friends, say a big night game or a Showdown. They're still supporters and they're a vital part of sport. These people don't want to attend alone. But three seats, even in a relatively s**t Category 6 area, will set you back - I just checked - $165. Three seats in Category 2 is $285.
The one who makes the transaction has to pony up and wait for their mates to pay them back. These theatregoers are often younger, which is correlated with lower income.
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Still means Laird was the 17th rated player in the AFL 2022 ......2021 he was the 10th best, according to the Coaches
FWIW, Laird starts his monster games once the cooler weather / wetter grounds kick in .....was the same last year
There wasn't too much bad or ugly last night, but one good thing I particularly liked was when Keays smothered the ball out of bounds, I think it was the last quarter, on the outer half forward flank and did a fist pump to the crowd in celebration. Showed how much the one percenters mean to Keays and the team and the crowd appreciated it.
It’s beautiful up in Darwin at this time of year. I go there a lot for work and mornings are actually cold atm and it’s a very pleasant temperature just after the sun goes down. The game just played was in perfect conditions for footy and I wouldn’t expect any different this week.Seen that movie
And when you think we’d arrive in Darwin ? Surely it takes time to acclimatise
I mean what sort of draw do we have when not only we go up there to play a team that trains in those conditions all summer but also a team that’s been there for 10 days already and have already had a nice win
And we’ve come from a super cold start to Adelaide winter , at least we’ve been playing in slippery conditions
Good - the win.
Funny - ROB to Big O and straight back to ROB...
Ugly - Kayo cutting the first 5 minutes of the last three quarters on the replay.
Funny - ROB to Big O and straight back to ROB...
Ugly - Kayo cutting the first 5 minutes of the last three quarters on the replay.
Lions had 59 kicks inside 50 and took 3 marks. That’s a combination of good pressure and the Lions wasting a few entries, but as a few have mentioned already, many of their kicks inside 50 were shallow or wide. Sure the Lions had periods of dominance, but as the disposals showed, this game was played on our terms.
No it won’t, very little humidity up there this time of year.
Looked pretty slippery on Saturday night.
70% this sat at 7pm 80% by 9pm
