2019 VFLW R15 vs Ess (Sat 17 Aug 12pm @ Victoria Park)

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VFLW - R15 | COLLINGWOOD vs Essendon

DATE:
Saturday 17th August
FIRST BOUNCE: 12.00pm
WHERE: Victoria Park

DOUBLE HEADER:
N/A

SCORES: VFL match centre, VFL app (iphone, android), twitter (CFC women's, #vflwmagpies), Instagram (CFC women's)

LIVE STREAM or RADIO:
Nil

CLUB INFO:



2019 CFC VFLW LIST:
https://www.collingwoodfc.com.au/pies-teams/vflw/players


TEAMS: Collingwood AFLW listed, ex-Collingwood AFLW
Collingwood

B: 75. E. Bliss, 72. K. Lee, 52. N. Hales
HB: 23. L. Butler, 70. J. Ferguson, 32. G. Gourlay
C: 50. G. Buchan, 55. C. Bunker, 64. G. Proy
HF: 53. R. Grant, 48. A. Bild , 71. G. Lagioia
F: 67. M. Doherty, 11. E. Hynes, 16. K. Lynch
R: 92. S. King, 46. S. Dargan, 73. A. Porter

Int: 60. D. Calautti, 77. K. Dudley, 57. S. Lawry, 63. P. Nash
23P: 66. N. Xenos

Emg: 68. S. Lynch, 61. A. Malander, 80. S. Mastras, 49. K. Newton


In (vs R13): Gourlay, Lynch, Dargan, Proy, Grant, Bild, King, Calautti, Dudley, Xenos
Out (vs R13): Lambert, Chiocci, Davey, Casey, Shevlin, Alexander, Cann, Fowler, Livingstone, Curley

In (vs practice match): Proy, Grant, Bild, King, Calautti, Dudley, Xenos, Bunker, Doherty, Porter, Lawry, Bliss
Out (vs practice match): Lambert, Chiocci, Casey, Shevlin, Alexander, Cann, Fowler, Livingstone, Molloy, Layton, Curley, Stramandinoli

New: Grant


Essendon
B: 45. E. Ashley-Cooper, 29. C. Laan, 5. C. McIntosh
HB: 18. K. Heil, 46. L. Ahrens, 11. M. Warburton
C: 33. E. Hosking, 44. G. Patrikios, 28. R. Svarc
HF: 38. E. Gogerly, 39. M. Fogas, 6. A. Quigley
F: 25. L. Stepnell, 3. M. DeMatteo, 41. F. Theodore
R: 30. S. Nalder, 43. G. Nanscawen, 13. S. Audley

Int: 42. A. Barba, 17. F. Frew, 7. K. Hicks, 22. N. MacDonald
23P: 48. K. Petrevski

Emg: 35. M. Anthony, 10. E. Cornish, 20. A. Madden, 24. S. Wilson

In: C. Laan, N. MacDonald, M. Anthony, A. Madden, K. Petrevski
Out: M. Collier


MY THOUGHTS:
Interestingly we've decided to rest players in a live VFLW match instead of last weeks practice match (for no points) against the giants, which was probably one of the strongest sides we've fielded all year.
 
Did we rest them, or were we forced?

It was mentioned during last week’s game that VFLW team selection is normally limited to 12 AFLW players, and that last week’s invitational had no such limitation so we had 15.

(I guess that means our women are generally injury-free so it creates a good selection problem to have :thumbsu: )
 
Did we rest them, or were we forced?

It was mentioned during last week’s game that VFLW team selection is normally limited to 12 AFLW players, and that last week’s invitational had no such limitation so we had 15.

(I guess that means our women are generally injury-free so it creates a good selection problem to have :thumbsu: )
Likely a combination of both - we only named 5 AFLW players this week, which is as low as I can remember. The 'pies website stated we were resting some to prepare for finals. Perhaps a way of trying to avoid going out in straight sets again?

As to resting them this week when points were on the line with AFLW coach Stephen Symonds taking the reigns last week against GWS it appears we treated it as a AFLW pre-season match instead of a practice match like other sides did. With a new coach it's not a bad idea, but we're still 6 months off round 1.


Given the team named I'm not surprised we lost today ending a VFLW winning streak of 11 matches.

 
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Likely a combination of both - we only named 5 AFLW players this week, which is as low as I can remember. The 'pies website stated we were resting some to prepare for finals. Perhaps a way of trying to avoid going out in straight sets again?

As to resting them this week when points were on the line with AFLW coach Stephen Symonds taking the reigns last week against GWS it appears we treated it as a AFLW pre-season match instead of a practice match like other sides did. With a new coach it's not a bad idea, but we're still 6 months off round 1.


Given the team named I'm not surprised we lost today ending a VFLW winning streak of 11 matches.



Another thought - maybe by putting responsibility on the shoulders of weaker players ...

... the club is trying to build up resilience in the team ...

... maybe that’s been identified as a reason behind last year’s poor finals showing?
 

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