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In fact he sounded more depressed than Simmo
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lol Jlo sounds really sad in the presser
I said earlier in the season that Colyer was rubbish.
But in the last few games it looks like he has found a nice patch of form and is going a lot better now.
Don't often find the player ratings match my thoughts on who played well but pretty close this time around...
Wilson not getting a lot of love but thought it was easily his best game this season.
Is that psychologist still available that got Mayne from 25.23 to 39.7?- As I've alluded to, I thought Fyfe had a very good game despite his misses. It's pretty clear he has a mental block with goal kicking right now though, and for someone who's so hard on himself and holds himself to such high standards I can see it turning into a real issue. All the more reason to just let him be his
They had video of the guys practising goals before the game, and even lobb was splitting the middle. Not sure whether it's headspace or fatigue
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Rookies can get paid match fees which can be quite high. Hughes is due a proper contract but we could still be looking after him.
btw I thought Chapman was pretty rubbish today if I’m being honest. Tended to bomb the ball and turned it over a few times. Logue was also pants.
Agree with the rest of your post but not this. It's like saying Richmond can't win a flag with their game style because they got thumped by Melbourne yesterday.- We are so far off the flag it isn't funny. No way does that game style win us a final. We won because North are so bad, not because we were too good.
I think Blakely coming on means Cox has to miss.
Not sure how Fyfe isn’t being listed in the positives. Fair chance he gets 3 Brownlow votes from a game that he dominated.
Agree with the rest of your post but not this. It's like saying Richmond can't win a flag with their game style because they got thumped by Melbourne yesterday.
The game plan is fine. We didn't execute it as well as we should have but you can still see the strong fundamentals of a plan that involves winning the contested ball, getting the ball to the outside, trying not to bomb long to move the ball, and to lower the eyes and try and hit targets inside 50 rather than bomb it to whichever forward is closest to goal. The team defensive zone wasn't as tight as it could be but we locked the ball in our forward half at times still - will need to be more disciplined next week. I thought the dew had the players running slower, fumbling and losing their feet a lot more than they should have and resulted in a scrappier game than it needed to be. North were also clearly trying to use physicality and the umps didn't protect our players at all - I don't mind it (think our young players are learning how to deal with it - eg Brayshaw working through the tag) but really we should have won the free kick count convincingly in that game. Probably most of all, to use a favourite term of JLo's, we didn't put much speed behind the ball like we have in previous games. The players weren't willing to hit the button and attack and trust that the players down field would open up space and win the 1-on-1 contests. I suspect we may have seen a lot more if they could have fed off the energy of a live crowd. Continuing to miss shots on goal we shouldn't be is also having a greater impact than just not getting the goals on the scoreboard - hopefully the team can work through it because they fix that and the psych benefits to the rest of the game plan will see us being able to pile on big scores. I've watched a lot more non-Freo games this year and been shocked how poor a lot of supposed good teams have looked - we're not that far off imo.
We won't win a final (or even next week) if we execute the plan as poorly as we did yesterday but the plan itself looks pretty solid to me. It's only Rd 6, we have plenty of time to improve on the execution front.
Accuracy is our problem. We get enough looks now. Look at the squiggle, we have clearly given up some defense to get some attack.I understand where you are coming from but for how long have people on BF in particular banged on about our lack of skills?
Our poor goal kicking?
The club brought in John Longmire because they didn't believe the last coach could take us to a flag and yet we still haven't fixed the same issues that were present under the previous coach.
It is pretty understandable to me that people are unhappy with the progress. We should have flogged North last night by 100+.
No crowd is not an excuse, North Melbourne were horrible, our inability to execute under minimal pressure is a huge concern for me and it has to be viewed in the context of winning a flag.
Being top 6 is a step in the right direction but I am not happy with the progress we are showing currently. It isn't going to stand up to finals football and I am concerned we are not fixing historical problems at the club.
If we were to make a GF this year would any of us trust our forward line to kick a winning score? It is our biggest issue and one the club has continually failed to address.
If Mundy is serious about wanting a Brownlow he may request a trade to Brisbane.I hope Fyfe doesn't pinch too many votes off young David Mundy.
John will get it sorted.I understand where you are coming from but for how long have people on BF in particular banged on about our lack of skills?
Our poor goal kicking?
The club brought in John Longmire because they didn't believe the last coach could take us to a flag and yet we still haven't fixed the same issues that were present under the previous coach.
It is pretty understandable to me that people are unhappy with the progress. We should have flogged North last night by 100+.
No crowd is not an excuse, North Melbourne were horrible, our inability to execute under minimal pressure is a huge concern for me and it has to be viewed in the context of winning a flag.
Being top 6 is a step in the right direction but I am not happy with the progress we are showing currently. It isn't going to stand up to finals football and I am concerned we are not fixing historical problems at the club.
If we were to make a GF this year would any of us trust our forward line to kick a winning score? It is our biggest issue and one the club has continually failed to address.
The club brought in John Longmire because they didn't believe the last coach could take us to a flag
You mean my buddy Hughes, who is as tough and reliable a defender as they come, who makes occasional mistakes, but who beats his man almost every single week. Yeah, people need to see what he brings to the team, and not the (okay perhaps more than the) occasional clanger. His name would be among the first on the board each week and those saying he should be an out every week are living in Lala Land. He’s not going anywhere.He can freeze up occasionally and make errors of judgement, but I reckon his kicking has always been pretty reliable.
And how he didn't get a 50 for that roundarm to the ribs was a disgrace. The commentator was right in saying he should expect to be protected by the umps when he puts his body on the line like that. (Like he does every week btw)
*obligatory weekly post defending Hughes since I seem to be one of only posters on this board who rates him*
In Horse we Trust.Cough *whatyoutalkinaboutwillis?* cough
He would have got the number 1 forward even with Cox still in. He was on Larky last night and Walker the week before.- Logues brain fades, needs to switch on as will likely get #1 forward next week with Cox out