Macca19
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just maybe said:Secondly, if you think he took '****loads' of contested grabs as a forward, you either don't know what a contested grab is or you made up Chad Cornes plays in your head.
Chads 2 years as a focal point in the forward line:
2002
Marks: 5th - 144
Contested Marks: 7th - 39
2003
Marks: 6th - 152
Contested Marks: 2nd - 55
And last year he was 3rd in Contested marks with 48. Dunno but three years in a row in the top 10 contested marks in the league - the last two being in the top 3 says to me that hes a fairly reasonable contested mark.
But yes, go on about your myth that Cornes has minimal contested marking ability and your myth that Perrie towelled him up (6 marks and 1 goal...wow what a pasting .)
He was moved because he was slack in the forward lines, didnt kick enough goals, his accuracy was terrible and our defence was stale, boring and lacked rebound and pace.
outback jack - Tredrea and Cornes arent good contested marks?? Your idea of a contested mark seems to ONLY be Pack marking. In that case
a) Considering Jonathon Brown is basically the only player in the league that semi regularly takes pack marks in the forward line, does that mean he is the only good contested mark in the AFL.
b) Who are all these other key position players that are far far better than Tredrea and Cornes at marking?
And funnily enough, Tredreas 3 best games this year where hes been BOG have been against opposition that you said he was hopeless against, cant outbody, cant outmark and always gets thrashed on - Michael/Leppitsch, Scarlett/Harley and Leigh Brown.