Preview 2021 Goodbye (To 2022) New; Preseason Discussion
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Thanks mate, might have been one of those in iso.
Seems to be just the off season operated who haven't been seen after the break - SPP, Bergman, Wines, Jackson plus Motlop and maybe Dumont - not sure what their story is.
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Bergman had more shoulder work done last week. (PORT ADELAIDE midfielder/defender Miles Bergman has had a second operation. He had a revision of the Laterjet procedure, after a routine check revealed a surgical screw from a previous off-season surgery had become loose.)
Wines was home in Echuca over the break but he'd be back now. Jackson has a known injury...will be out for awhile.
I think Ive seen SPP and Dumont pics.
Mots ... Not sure
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Yet here we are and have been for years.
Dixon should absolutely be the bail out not the 99%.
He would dominate in that role as well as he would likely be one on one
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And it's horribly ineffective and costs us badly.
I like Georgies look , seems to have a good hard look . Hoping for a big year from him this season .
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I love it when players have a good hard look
At themselves?
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I hear Tom Clurey has a very soft look.
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I heard his nickname is soft roller
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Wait wot?
Perennially injured blokes are injured.
Could be a good thing if we have to start the season with a Charlie-less forward line. Develop a forward strategy more sophisticated than dump it on his head and hope.
Kick in strategy could also benefit enormously
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Agree - I haven't been following much recently but the addition of Finlayson should help mitigate Chuck going down. Oraz is a flashy player but we don't rely on him.
Surprisingly most of our gameplay seemed to hinge on dixon and fantasia.
Dixon 2 goals per game.
Fantasia 1.87 goals per game.
Both with the highest averages of goals per game in our squad.
The guy we kick it to the most and the best crumber we have of reading when the guy we kick it to the most brings it to ground being 1 and 2 in goal kicking isnt a huge reveal is it?
Was replying to the 'we don't rely on him' comment, which is factually untrue.
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I am honestly not bothered by this. It will give us a glimpse into the future. We are never going to win a premiership with the Hinkleyball/Dixon two dimensional game plan. Any improvement, if it comes, will come from the midfield supplying a more multi-dimensional forward line.
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Dixon is near the end of his career and Orazio was always a punt. Look at it as opportunity rather than anything else.
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Dylan Williams come on down.
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