Daicos is one of the 4 players cited as being lazy in the last few minutes.Daics was screaming at him after the siren.
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Daicos is one of the 4 players cited as being lazy in the last few minutes.Daics was screaming at him after the siren.
Daicos is one of the 4 players cited as being lazy in the last few minutes.
Daicos is one of the 4 players cited as being lazy in the last few minutes.
In the link above - WHE, Adams and Thomas.Who were the other three?
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Yep. JDG did his standard trick of leaning towards our goals with the hope that the ball would somehow spill to him and he could head off to the races. Needs to be coached out of him.Found David king's analysis pretty shallow. I would drop WHE this week as he has had 2 really bad matches in 3.
Still in the last plays of the game he was the only player who showed much urgency. Once the Sidebottom kick was marked he was on the mark so couldn't move. Once play on was called he tried to block the kick then sprinted to the centre corridor in our 50 to impact the next kick. Once that kick cleared the area he was our deepest player and was still working in anticipation of the contest up the ground spilling our way. He was way off being able to impact the Rich kick.
Thomas and Daics could have made more effort to block the corridor, Pendles was slow of foot and didn't push back hard but may have been spent and De G was the biggest culprit. He was involved in that contest but really made no more than a token defensive effort.
In the whole time of that last play WHE was the only Collingwood player who really got on his bike and sprinted to the next contest. After that he was well out of the play and not in a position to do any more
Well my endeavour would be more than any of them if I was playing still doesn’t mean I should play if I can’t kick and not have a good football brain. I saw vision of training with coaches helping Cal to kick, now I’m sorry but he’s been in the system long enough he should have a good technique, he hasn’t. That’s why some players don’t get drafted. Imagine his name was Smith from nowhere, he would already be delisted at least I’d hope the club would.How does Cal get dropped over WHE.
Cal for all his negatives ( kicking etc) his endeavour is more than WHE will ever be
Bucks is so clueless ,
Well my endeavour would be more than any of them if I was playing still doesn’t mean I should play if I can’t kick and not have a good football brain. I saw vision of training with coaches helping Cal to kick, now I’m sorry but he’s been in the system long enough he should have a good technique, he hasn’t. That’s why some players don’t get drafted. Imagine his name was Smith from nowhere, he would already be delisted at least I’d hope the club would.
Well my endeavour would be more than any of them if I was playing still doesn’t mean I should play if I can’t kick and not have a good football brain. I saw vision of training with coaches helping Cal to kick, now I’m sorry but he’s been in the system long enough he should have a good technique, he hasn’t. That’s why some players don’t get drafted. Imagine his name was Smith from nowhere, he would already be delisted at least I’d hope the club would.
Description | Date | Opponent | Result | K | HB | D | M | G | B | T | HO | GA | I50 | CL | CG | R50 | FF | FA | AF | SC |
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Round 3 | Apr 1 | 4 | 2 | 6 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 1 | 3 | 0 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 0 | 26 | 21 | ||
Round 2 | Mar 25 | 11 | 1 | 12 | 7 | 1 | 0 | 3 | 0 | 0 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 1 | 0 | 0 | 74 | 70 | ||
Round 1 | Mar 19 | 4 | 8 | 12 | 2 | 0 | 0 | 4 | 0 | 1 | 1 | 1 | 5 | 0 | 0 | 3 | 41 | 43 |
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They re-signed Hoskin-Elliott on a long-term deal after his excellent 2018 season, though unfortunately he hasn't found that kind of form since. The deal runs out at the end of 2022, so he has the rest of this year and next year to turn things around. He will be 29 by late next season so he'll need to do a lot right to get another deal: Crisp and Hoskin-Elliott commit to new contracts (collingwoodfc.com.au)Anyone know what coins hes on?. If Phillips was on around 600,000 hoping he's not close to this. 2 more years on contract after this year apparently. Well done Collingwood management.
thanks mateThey re-signed Hoskin-Elliott on a long-term deal after his excellent 2018 season, though unfortunately he hasn't found that kind of form since. The deal runs out at the end of 2022, so he has the rest of this year and next year to turn things around. He will be 29 by late next season so he'll need to do a lot right to get another deal: Crisp and Hoskin-Elliott commit to new contracts (collingwoodfc.com.au)
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They re-signed Hoskin-Elliott on a long-term deal after his excellent 2018 season, though unfortunately he hasn't found that kind of form since. The deal runs out at the end of 2022, so he has the rest of this year and next year to turn things around. He will be 29 by late next season so he'll need to do a lot right to get another deal: Crisp and Hoskin-Elliott commit to new contracts (collingwoodfc.com.au)
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It no doubt seemed like a reasonable move at the time. Hoskin-Elliott had just turned 25, had played every game in 2018 and kicked 42 goals in a team that went very close to winning a premiership. There should have been no reason not to think he would be a solid contributor for years to come. Crisp signed an even longer deal and continues to play well, so while the (WHE) move hasn't exactly paid off I'm not sure if the criticism is all that fair!Yep, got his big contract then stopped giving a sh*t.
Well done Collingwood
It no doubt seemed like a reasonable move at the time. Hoskin-Elliott had just turned 25, had played every game in 2018 and kicked 42 goals in a team that went very close to winning a premiership. There should have been no reason not to think he would be a solid contributor for years to come. Crisp signed an even longer deal and continues to play well, so while the (WHE) move hasn't exactly paid off I'm not sure if the criticism is all that fair!
Do we actually have any sort of an idea what kind of money he's on, or are people just guessing? It's a big contract in terms of it's length for sure, but they probably envisaged him continuing to kick a decent amount of goals (role player, or not) for some time to come. Unfortunately he hasn't done that, but if he had kept playing at his 2018 level and we had only signed him for a couple of years on modest money and he then went elsewhere we'd have been criticised for losing him!WHE has played 1 good season in his entire career and they give him a big 4 year contract despite being a role player at best.
Cal can’t kick but I’d take that over WHE who can’t get near it at all.Well my endeavour would be more than any of them if I was playing still doesn’t mean I should play if I can’t kick and not have a good football brain. I saw vision of training with coaches helping Cal to kick, now I’m sorry but he’s been in the system long enough he should have a good technique, he hasn’t. That’s why some players don’t get drafted. Imagine his name was Smith from nowhere, he would already be delisted at least I’d hope the club would.
will cost us a flag someday....Yep. JDG did his standard trick of leaning towards our goals with the hope that the ball would somehow spill to him and he could head off to the races. Needs to be coached out of him.
Found David king's analysis pretty shallow. I would drop WHE this week as he has had 2 really bad matches in 3.
Still in the last plays of the game he was the only player who showed much urgency. Once the Sidebottom kick was marked he was on the mark so couldn't move. Once play on was called he tried to block the kick then sprinted to the centre corridor in our 50 to impact the next kick. Once that kick cleared the area he was our deepest player and was still working in anticipation of the contest up the ground spilling our way. He was way off being able to impact the Rich kick.
Thomas and Daics could have made more effort to block the corridor, Pendles was slow of foot and didn't push back hard but may have been spent and De G was the biggest culprit. He was involved in that contest but really made no more than a token defensive effort.
In the whole time of that last play WHE was the only Collingwood player who really got on his bike and sprinted to the next contest. After that he was well out of the play and not in a position to do any more
Yep, and that's why he and the Cal Brown types keep getting picked. I'm not suggesting he had a great game against the Bears or in other games prior to GWS, just that his work rate is generally good. I think the GPS data would be very enlightening.