Preview Round 19, 2017 Sydney v Tom Mitchell and the Hawks - Kennedy's 200th
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Will you guys knock Jake Lloyd out in the first minutes again or no?
strange comment when it was clearly an accident.
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Just like Lakes forearm into the back of Buddy's head.
no that was definitely deliberate
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Rohan knocked out on the opening bounce in 14? But hey, great blokes at Hawks. GTFO
Agree with what you are saying. But I don't know why, I just got this hunch we are going to blow you guys away this week and make it a comfortable 6 goal win
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They won most of the 20/80 calls too
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This week... or over the rest of his career?
LAst year Mitchell sat on his ass for the first quarter when the game was there to be won. Barely got a touch and haldf of those were turnovers. Parker's impact is more than just touches. He puts the beef in the Swans' beefcake.He won't this year
Tall and uses it but can also play well off the ground. Can play key position forward or defender, handy on a wing, lovely contested marking, fantastic leap, nice field kicking, can pinch hit in the ruck and known to boot the odd goal. Not many of us left still underrating him but a few dinosaurs are left in the hidden valley.
I don't mind it so much if we keep the ball in our fwd 50 the whole time and score 8 or 9 points between centre bounces. At least the opposition can't score if we have the ball.
Hayward better in a contested mark than Robinson which could i) generate more turnovers when they have it and ii) stop us from turning it over so much when we have it. Plus he's a lot more attacking so perhaps it assumes Horse is willing to drop some forward pressure for scoreboard pressure. Will be interesting. Haward's definitely playing for a spot and he'll know that.
Just a matter of time, Dawson is a quality player, and his time will come.
Hayward was a class above in the NEAFL last outing, took plenty of marks and kicked 6.
It signals an attacking frame of mind from the coaches, which I think is exactly right against the Hawks. Go forward and kick goals against them.
I would think so too but, if so, why drop Robinson ? Hayward's more attacking and has more flair but Robinson's fast becoming a specialist defensive forward.
Haward also has an X factor.
We need an X factor against the Hawks.
F*** we need to win this.
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Robinson was very average last week and surely Hayward who can actually kick well is a good thing with the ridiculous amount of behinds we kicked last week!
I am pretty nervous!
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Watching games live, Hayward puts a ton of pressure on In the forward line.
He is not a defensive forward, but when the opposition have the ball or the ball is contested, Hayward works hard.
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Agreed and he's more likely to give us something in attack. Plus we need to know now whether we can get him through big games. The safe option is Robinson but I like Horse being attacking and picking Hayward
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