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I apologise then muttweed. There is a Geelong supporter that has been trolling this thread with a different account each year. Just assumed it was you, but looking at your posting history I was clearly wrong. Sorry.
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I apologise then muttweed. There is a Geelong supporter that has been trolling this thread with a different account each year. Just assumed it was you, but looking at your posting history I was clearly wrong. Sorry.
Oh my. Griffen before Bartel? Are you serious? I also think that Scarlett should be in the top 10 somewhere. Probably our best back of all time.
And I don't get how you could put Stevie J before Chappy. I know that 7 goals is a good achievement by Johnson, but what of it. It's CHAPMAN. Wake up.
If you want more defenders in there, I think that Harry Taylor, Corey Enright or Tom Lonergan deserve a spot.
Just speaking for Geelong here though.
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I apologise then muttweed. There is a Geelong supporter that has been trolling this thread with a different account each year. Just assumed it was you, but looking at your posting history I was clearly wrong. Sorry.
Greater kicking efficiency is only because Pendles kicks little 20m passes more often than Murph... I guarantee you average kicking pass length between the 2 will see Murph alot higher...Obviously I was referring to Marc Murphy not Robert, so I apologise for incorrectly choosing to quote a post instead of just stating it.
I do watch all games and agree Marc Murphy is having a great year. I still believe Pendlebury's more creative ball use and greater efficiency puts him ahead. Brad Scott, Mark Maclure, Jason Dunstall and David King are a few pundits who have stated this season they believe he is the best player in the competition. I'm sure there would also be many who place Murphy ahead. Just nice to see not just Collingwood supporters thinking this way.
Not sure what to do with Merrett. May as well just take him out completely since his season is pretty much over.
Murphy will stay 1. Pendlebury will go 2 if he has good game. Franklin will be 3rd and Selwood, Cox and Judd will probably round out the 6. Watson will start to slide now if doesn't return to his early season form. Last 4 games he has missed two and been quiet in the other two. I might still keep Watson in the top 6 though.
Selwood was still crucial in the end and was their match winner imo when he played at HF.
Agree with the majority of the movements in the 50. Not some of the players who you'd bring into the 50 though.
Pardon me nominating one of the club I support's players, but Goldstein would be pushing strongly for a spot in the 40-50 region. For comparison, in my opinion the amount of impact he has per games would probably rival that of a Shane Mumford (currently #42), and now Goldstein has played two more games than Mumford. One to consider.
Wells I'd have up much higher, champion data has him ranked in the top 10 players in the competition this season.
Cloke would also have to be top 40 going on current form.
I did some adjustments a few days ago based on what was said and Cloke was at 40. So he'll be well inside after this round.
Wells top 25 at least, not too fussed about champion data. Priddis has been top 10 for the past two years from memory, without doing much.
I liked Ball's game today, so he might come in along with Pav and Goldstein. Maybe Dal Santo/Corey out.
Wells and Priddis are two completely different animals though
Wells' champion data score is driven by goal assists/KE%/I50's where as Priddis would be down to heaps of disposals.
6. Selwood got smashed by Sewell for almost three quarters. Was handy up forward but did kick OOF when a goal was called for. Should slide.
11. Kelly was consistent. Level head, seemed to use the ball well. Not overwhelmingly impressive.
18. Bartel was a kick behind the ball in the dying stages of the Geel v Haw game. Was important in the win but only played average.
28. Scarlett was able to sit behind the ball quite a bit. Was only okay.
47. Corey was only average.
49. Chapman did not stand out. Got a few soft frees but didn’t really see him in the last quarter.
Mostly agree. They seemed to just do what they needed to do to get the win (other than Selwood's 4th quarter).
Interesting that Geelong beat the team 3rd on the ladder but the top 6 best/in form players weren't at their best.
I think it's because we share the load better this season - can only be a good sign for the rest of the season knowing our top 6 can all step up.
Update:
4. Pendlebury was poor. Slides down or doesn't move up.
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Absolutely tore us to shreds Saturday night, with 88% DE in driving rain, he's miles ahead of Cotchin this year.
Harsh there. 23 possessions 2 goals, 6 tackles, 6 clearances and a disposal efficiency of 96%