I love Sellas. He is always tongue in cheek. The one I can't stand is Ramalamadingdong.I started listening to the ABC call yesterday but switched over as soon as Mark McLure said in the preview that "Fremantle can't win in Victoria".
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I love Sellas. He is always tongue in cheek. The one I can't stand is Ramalamadingdong.I started listening to the ABC call yesterday but switched over as soon as Mark McLure said in the preview that "Fremantle can't win in Victoria".
As a complete side note, was watching Ross on footy classified talk about the Adelaide camp saga and he was saying there was no way that Mcpharlin and Pav would let that happen.
Excuse the intrusion, I just wanted to say well played yesterday. You looked incredibly well drilled and organised and I thought the score flattered us in the end. David Mundyonce again made me wish we had him instead of Steven KoopsPLAYERCARDSTART16David Mundy
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PLAYERCARDEND, amazing career and still playing well.PLAYERCARDSTARTSteven Koops
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You have a good coach and lots of young talent on your list - you should be in for a few exciting seasons. Good luck in the finals, I will be cheering you on
I am pretty sure i have heard Barlow & Sheridan mention on podcasts. Ross wouldn't allow anyone tackle Fyfe or along those lines similar to Bailey.Am on this train. Am an avid watcher of the OBYB podcast and its obvious from all who come on how much the young leaders are driving the club at the moment.
Theres a story from the Banfield episode that probably sums it up well. Fyfe has on the red 'cant touch him' vest. Gets the ball on the goal line, Bailey having already got in trouble once for tackling Fyfe just looks to corral him. Fyfe looks around for a target and runs into the goal post and proceeds to rip into Bailey.
I think the club has gone past having 1 player messiahs. It was such a legacy of Ross the Boss. The match winners will win you the game week in week out. This new dockers side on any given Saturday you can get a match winning performance from just about anyone in the 22. Whether than be Freddy, Lobb, Aish, Acres, shoota. Brayshaw can have 20 touches and be close to the most influential player on the ground due to sheer effort. I think that's a model that Brayshaw can lead better than Fyfe, who's leadership style would seem, from the outside looking in, to be of the 'get on my shoulders and I will take you to the promise land' style of yesteryear.
As a complete side note, was watching Ross on footy classified talk about the Adelaide camp saga and he was saying there was no way that Mcpharlin and Pav would let that happen.
I mean, his shoulders are essentially held together by strapping tape and hope at this point so I can see whyI am pretty sure i have heard Barlow & Sheridan mention on podcasts. Ross wouldn't allow anyone tackle Fyfe or along those lines similar to Bailey.
I could be wrong but i swear i have heard it before from former players that Ross would blast anyone who laid on finger on Fyfe at training.
That is quite blatantly not correct. Anyone who went along to training (and I got to a lot in those days) knows that Fyfe got no special favours. I remember one drill they used to do where they would "run a gauntlet" between a row of players with padded bags. Fyfe would get hammered all the way through but was like a bulldozer. He and Suban used to have some ding dong physical tussles.I am pretty sure i have heard Barlow & Sheridan mention on podcasts. Ross wouldn't allow anyone tackle Fyfe or along those lines similar to Bailey.
I could be wrong but i swear i have heard it before from former players that Ross would blast anyone who laid on finger on Fyfe at training.
yeah its easy to say after a good win that we dont need fyfe anymore, but the tune will change if we get battered by a bigger more experienced midfield, especially in a final, fyfe will make a mark on the game one way or anotherThat is quite blatantly not correct. Anyone who went along to training (and I got to a lot in those days) knows that Fyfe got no special favours. I remember one drill they used to do where they would "run a gauntlet" between a row of players with padded bags. Fyfe would get hammered all the way through but was like a bulldozer. He and Suban used to have some ding dong physical tussles.
Like all players, if Fyfe is injured he is hands off, but otherwise he seems to thrive on the hard stuff.
I know he's not been at his best this year, but the bashing he gets on here from some borders on lunacy. Still, I remember it wasn't long ago Walters was a liability who should have been scrapped.
Ruck lotto.
I do, it goes to the guy without purple on his shirtRuck lotto.
I never know which way a free kick is going to go in a ruck contest.
Last week for example - does anyone honestly think an 80% Fyfe would not have made us more competitive against Melbourne?yeah its easy to say after a good win that we dont need fyfe anymore, but the tune will change if we get battered by a bigger more experienced midfield, especially in a final, fyfe will make a mark on the game one way or another
Odriscoll was good. Adds a lot of run to the wing.
Enjoyed how we moved the ball. Not sure how much of this was us, and how much was the buldogs.
Lobb, Sturt, Schultz, Frederick all good, but our kicking to the forward 50 was good as well.
No one played a bad game
Hard no. Cox is an absolute gun, and arguably should be AA. Looks lazy for sure, but is superb regards positioning, marking, distribution and decision making. He'd walk into any side in the comp.
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Definitely having the fitness levels required to stand up to finals midfield time would be a major concern. Hopefully Fyfe is studying like crazy the forward structure and how he can best fit seamlessly into that.If he plays it has to be 100% fwd just to replace taberner. If we need to switch up the midfield inject switta in.
Last week for example - does anyone honestly think an 80% Fyfe would not have made us more competitive against Melbourne?
"Fremantle is better without Fyfe" is a very common narrative amongst Eagles supporters (for obvious reasons) and is just as stupid as their old "Yeo is better than Fyfe" mantra.
Don’t agree. If Tucker continues to play that role, like he did, then he stays in and Fyfe plays forward. Nat has no speed nor run and carry. Tucker can be the left foot Mundy if he really backs himself. He was up and about in the first minute alongside Serong.Fyfe is being judged on being a two-time brownlow medallist where he is currently a long way short, instead of a best 22 player, which he clearly is. You'd just put him in that Tucker role. That was a great game from Tucker but it's an standard game for Fyfe, even at his current level
If this was 50% Fyfe I'll take it thanksOf course an 80% Fyfe would have made us more competitive. The problem is that before he got injured again he was barely 50%, IMO (I struggle to even call it 50%) and having very little (if any) impact on games. The Fyfe that we have seen over the last couple of months would have made no ounce of difference against Melbourne.
If this was 50% Fyfe I'll take it thanks
If we are not prepared to get Fyfe in and back to full fitness and form the we will get absolutely killed by the bigger bodied midfields come finals (in my opinion only).
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It's amazing, Tucker has gone from "if we continue to play Tucker we are going nowhere" to the left-foot Mundy! We quickly overlook the deficiencies of our average players and focus on the deficiencies of our greats like Fyfe, Walters and Mundy.Don’t agree. If Tucker continues to play that role, like he did, then he stays in and Fyfe plays forward. Nat has no speed nor run and carry. Tucker can be the left foot Mundy if he really backs himself. He was up and about in the first minute alongside Serong.
If this was 50% Fyfe I'll take it thanks
If we are not prepared to get Fyfe in and back to full fitness and form the we will get absolutely killed by the bigger bodied midfields come finals (in my opinion only).
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Look to his credit he's not ******* up the 30 out directly in front anymoreThat stat line is all well and good if he is going to play strictly forward. The problem is that won't be the case- not to mention his goal kicking is still absolute shithouse more often than not. Saints backline is also not that good so it isn't like he was having to play against elite defenders.