Apparently not. Leaving out Clarke and Taberner for the Collingwood game was a ridiculously bad decision and everyone knew it except them.
You mean either Clarke or Taberner right?
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Apparently not. Leaving out Clarke and Taberner for the Collingwood game was a ridiculously bad decision and everyone knew it except them.
It really wasn't that bad a decision. Both have been terrible in slippery conditions. No talls had an impact. You're blowing it out of proportionApparently not. Leaving out Clarke and Taberner for the Collingwood game was a ridiculously bad decision and everyone knew it except them.
Just put the pitchforks and flaming torches down for a moment, people...Hannath will be out of the side in favour of Clarke soon enough, but to try and run him permanently out of the team is a mistake.
He certainly didn't have much impact last night, but none of the talls on the ground really did - and as often happens with Taberner, the second tall is so often ignored by the mids when kicking inside 50.
Jack gives Sandi a decent chop out in the ruck, this area has improved (off a low base) at AFL level, and I also have to say that I just can't see this huge problem with his mobility everyone has. His position in the structure is supposed to be the stay at home tall and relieving ruckman, and I never thought to myself last night "Gee, if only he could have got to that contest". In fact, his presence at the packs opened the door for Walters and he also had a hand in the team goal to Neale at the start of the 4th.
He's no star, and unlikely to ever become one, but a solid depth option in the right age bracket. I just don't get the hate!
Nobody hates him. They just don't see the value in playing him over a much better player in a must-win game against a top 4 side.
I agree, however the message ended up being even out of form I'm better than Hanneth.I think it is more a case of sending him a message than anything else.