Other than some exceptions, our players have not been great at two-way running during and since the Brad Scott days.
When I saw Sydney take us apart at the SCG after our 9-0 start with their hard running and transition, I realised that we had to fix that first if we wanted to compete with the...
Ryan Griffen ... left a struggling club ... the rest is history.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ryan_Griffen
PS. Back when priority picks meant something.
JHF - I would rather have Wardlaw.
Reid - McKercher looks like silk already and will look even better in a side that can get the ball to him more often.
Thomas - To build great culture in any organisation requires you to make hard decisions. An 18-week suspension that went unchallenged means...
I'm a Greenwood fan, but I think that Ford could be something special* and I would like him to be given more responsibility in the team.
* He reminds me a bit of Brereton
I was a fan, but when you compare his ball handling with say a first-gamer like Duursma, you realise that he is always going to struggle. And then compare it to Kelly, Coniglio, Greene, etc and if you want to compete with GWS, you probably need to make a tough decision.
I was not bagging Goldstein, but I prefer ruckmen that are more physical around the contest. I think that it helps your midfielders to have someone that is clearing the path, making their presence felt, etc.
He is not one of our A-grade midfielders yet, but our centre bounce clearance work always seems to look better when he is in there (admittedly a small sample at this stage).
To me Sam Mitchell is the best comparison, but Mitchell made up for his lack of pace by being dual-sided. Maybe too late...
Would depend on what you had done, whether you were facing the public in your role, whether you had a leadership role, and whether females were a key a stakeholder in your organisation.
TT is a favourite (was hoping for a Burgoyne-like highlights and longevity), so I am hopeful that it is not...
The AFL does not believe in precedent ... unless it allows one of their star players to play in a final or win a Brownlow.
But if I was TT's lawyers, I would be arguing that it is not reasonable to be punished a second time for behaviour of a similar nature and for the same period for which he...
My regular reminder that journalists should read the CAS decision, which is readily accessible here: https://jurisprudence.tas-cas.org/Shared%20Documents/4059.pdf.
If that is too hard, the conclusion can be found below:
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