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Analysis 2020 Possession Heatmaps
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I would love to see how Dusty's compares to other "star" mids like Neale and Mitchell (aka kickchasers). I count 4 possessions in D50 for Dusty, think Neale and co would have 10 times that.
Otherwise this is fantastic stuff.
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damn, i noticed the D%51 and O%49 aren't updating...some bug in the system (everyone's got 51/49)...just ignore those stupid stats
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Dusty don't need to go into the d50. Backs the defenders to get the job done
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interesting so far are the small forwards...besides applying pressure in O50, they mainly help out on the wings and rarely the centre corridor.
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That face is just so punchable.
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Thats awesome Captcha, thanks mate.
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his mum says pinchable !!!
I don't like to steal terminology from other codes, but since 2017 what they've done really smartly with Dusty is turn him into an attacking midfielder, or as I call him a forward half midfielder.
They've basically recognised he is so insanely good as an attacking weapon and wins matches, that he can be a bit lax with the defensive and back half work.
They've basically recognised he is so insanely good as an attacking weapon and wins matches, that he can be a bit lax with the defensive and back half work.
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is Soldo a left footer or right footer ? seems to go to the left wing more.
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ok so reached 20 files limit...continuing here, Part II:
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Defenders Heatmaps
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pretty clear what Jack does.....Jack Graham that is.
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Forwards Heatmaps
George runs back alot to defend.
George runs back alot to defend.
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Rucks Heatmaps
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You can see the jobs of the small forwards, less for George. Get out along the wings link up or trap the ball in, then get the crumbs. Lots of running and keep the central corridor free for the marking forwards.
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Mids Heatmaps (Apologies to Dow, he'll squeeze someone out next time I do this)
2 kebabs for Stack !!
2 kebabs for Stack !!
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between Pickett, Macca and Caddy, their main roles seem to be on the wings....Caddy is the one running back to help out defence least...prolly why not in the team.
Naish's heatmap: 
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Bakes and Houli do alot of attacking/overlapping so if Houli goes...that's big shoes to fill.
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Graham!
Man he really gets to the contest right throughout the middle of the ground.
