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The more i think about this the more im convinced that we must get either Balta or Coleman jones fast tracked into the team
2 things that makes me think this is
1. We desperately need a 2nd Rukman with the new rules where a player like Grigg can no longer participate in the ruck without us giving up a huge advantage
2. The new kickout rule is going to have the ball virtually in the center of the ground with every exit and we must have a marking option in the middle,Nank can not be expected to be everywhere and apart from Lynch & Riewoldt we really dont have any other players that can work upto the middle to take that contested mark to pump the ball foward.
Soldo is just not mobile enough to be that player so it must be between CCJ / Balta / Chol with Chol being the least likely due to his ability to read the play
but rance is shit one on one and doesnt play on a manI actually think Chol could suprise a few this season. He looked good
On the GC one out against rance and is perfect for a second ruck role
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will retire at seasons endbut rance is shit one on one and doesnt play on a man
Yes. A set up all teams do when playing the LMID.So is 7,6,5 , 7 down back , 6 middle , 5 forward ?
You don't play on a manbut rance is shit one on one and doesnt play on a man
Nah thats Weitering, best since SOS6 Weeks and 5 days till Round 1, no need to do twists and turns at this stage, that can come in about 3 weeks IMO, maybe a half in the final JLT if everything is going well otherwise just roll up to Round 1 and kick 12 on the greatest backman of all time Liam Jones.
Should not be Soldo. Not a great mark and not great around the ground generally.Won’t be Balta. Will be either CCJ or Soldo. Balta hasn’t been involved in any ruck work exercises this pre-season.
I actually think Chol could suprise a few this season. He looked good
On the GC one out against rance and is perfect for a second ruck role


Really can’t envisage a side that has Nank Lynch and Soldo in it. Soldo offers nothing forward (even more so now Lynch will be up there) and very little at ground level when ruckingShould not be Soldo. Not a great mark and not great around the ground generally.
So just on this 6-6-6 garbage, according to champion data we set up 6-6-6 only 3% of the time, we set up 8-6-4 11% of the time..........
Hmmmm what happened to the other 86% of the time

LMAOBought a jumper and asked for number 19 but they ran out of one's so had to go with number 4.
Watched a bit of the AFLW last night and the biggest impact by a rule change by far is the kick-in rules. The girls were clearing 60-65 metres (last year it was more like 40) on every kick out because the defender was further off the square and the kicker could play on without kicking to themselves. I reckon in the men's we'll start seeing 85 metres clearances easy. Could mean our repeat entries strategy is dead. This is the biggest way the rules are going to affect us by far.
They'll never do any of that in an open session, Copywood would have all thier staff watching.No 6/6/6 work being done, but lots of 12 v 9 end to end and 8 v 4 in close ‘keepings off’ drills. Ball movement very slick.
They were barely getting outside 50 and then it was to a wall of players, out the back goals and coast to coast is dead not repeat entries.Watched a bit of the AFLW last night and the biggest impact by a rule change by far is the kick-in rules. The girls were clearing 60-65 metres (last year it was more like 40) on every kick out because the defender was further off the square and the kicker could play on without kicking to themselves. I reckon in the men's we'll start seeing 85 metres clearances easy. Could mean our repeat entries strategy is dead. This is the biggest way the rules are going to affect us by far.
