Makes most sense to me. And happy Lukosius gets a hometown match — unless he goes amazing I reckon his rest comes next week.
I think you need to look at context. When Brodie has played he's been in the guts, around the ball the whole time. (because he cant do anything else)
Agreed, would be stiff to drop him the week we play in Adelaide.
Don't get me wrong, I think there's eventually a role for Brad to play. He's hard at it and looks to have taken some strides this year. But if he was largely forward last year, he kicked 1.2 from six games. If he's not running around getting possession or goals, that guy gets dropped even in a very-losing team.
He found his groove last year after a couple and the were certainly no complaints to him being picked toward the end of the year.
His problem last year hamstring injury when he started to found some form , a bit like North Mason Wood .
Who come in ? Shoenfield , Corbett , Sam Fletcher . Miles calf won't be one week thing .Brad sheer could be hunting on Holman role ,before Rankine recover .
Miles had been going at about 69% disposal efficiency, for twenty-ish possessions a match. I reckon if Brodie does similar with a good mix of contested stuff and clearances he'll have done well.
I take any forward that help the team win than 3 and 4 goal and the team get trash by 50+ point. 3 and 4 goal is nothing when the other team already step their foot off and their forward and midfield have multiple scorer that kick 2 each . Go and check last year game vs GWS .I'd take any forward who would kick 3-4 goals for the game
benefit being Adelaide isn't what you would consider a quick midfield. Bar Sloane for gut running, and then a little bit of Matt Crouch. They're fit and have that gut running ability, but by no means have they got leg speed in my opinion.
Add Ainsworth and Macpherson.
