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Walsh, Martin among Blues training away from the main group during light Friday session at IKON Park
News from Carlton training on Friday.
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Yep, Vossy certainly has shied away from nominating him. Has referenced him multiple times.
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A question for the track watchers. I gather Elijah Hollands can find the ball?
I apologise if it sounds a disrespectful question. But I’ve been across players in the past who look fantastic in training, but can’t actually find the ball when matches start.
I apologise if it sounds a disrespectful question. But I’ve been across players in the past who look fantastic in training, but can’t actually find the ball when matches start.
Averaged about 16 (when not subbed off) playing for the suns, often as a wing or fwd. VFL average, where he played more mid, is about 21, including some really strong games like 33 in the 2023 grand final.
Cuningham's consistency is an interesting one.
1. He hasn't had a great run with training and remaining injury free so he's probably not overly a two way player.
2. As with all forwards he relies on others. Mainly good ball movement. Which has not been a consistent thing within our side.
3. We dropped Cuningham and Owies for the Prelim against Brisbane and got flogged by their half backs which had not been happening. He was probably doing a good job defensively. I think they are both probably underrated defensively.
4. He doesn't always get a good attacking half back, then is when he has "good" games. When a high quality one goes to him he probably focus' more on shutting them down.
5. A fitter version may be more two way running and offensively consistent and more so if our ball movement is.
1. He hasn't had a great run with training and remaining injury free so he's probably not overly a two way player.
2. As with all forwards he relies on others. Mainly good ball movement. Which has not been a consistent thing within our side.
3. We dropped Cuningham and Owies for the Prelim against Brisbane and got flogged by their half backs which had not been happening. He was probably doing a good job defensively. I think they are both probably underrated defensively.
4. He doesn't always get a good attacking half back, then is when he has "good" games. When a high quality one goes to him he probably focus' more on shutting them down.
5. A fitter version may be more two way running and offensively consistent and more so if our ball movement is.
Fantastic that the club is providing access to more than just the mainstream media. Great report.
Easily the BEST pre season I have ever seen at the club for so many reasons.
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Bloody oath he can
LOL Moir looks like he means business and straining to break loose, and TDK has a very calm look of 'Yeah, Nah, You're going no-where' ...Like it's easy for him
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From what I've watched Elijah is more of a mid tier accumulator but uses it very well and gets to dangerous positions.
2nd year at Gold Coast he looked completely at sea on the wing. Mid and Half forward were where he made a name for himself in juniors and early days at the Suns.
2nd year at Gold Coast he looked completely at sea on the wing. Mid and Half forward were where he made a name for himself in juniors and early days at the Suns.
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Plenty of time to fill out too
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My hope is that Elijah slots into the mid/fwd role we have been so desperately missing, in the mould of Dusty/Petracca/DeGoey.
So he may only get 16 touches a game, but there'll be two goals, 6 SI's and a couple of tackles in there.
We already have accumulators (the cake), what we need are high impact players forward of the ball (cherries on top).
So he may only get 16 touches a game, but there'll be two goals, 6 SI's and a couple of tackles in there.
We already have accumulators (the cake), what we need are high impact players forward of the ball (cherries on top).
I reckon 18-20 touches and a goal a game would be a good season for E.Hollands. If he can go 20+ touches and >1 goal a game that would be outstanding.
Cunners and Fog have been doing about 15 and 0.5 goals a game in a similar role so would be a good step up.
Cunners and Fog have been doing about 15 and 0.5 goals a game in a similar role so would be a good step up.
Strange how two years ago that was an issue, now it's hard to pick who
Docherty Hollands Cottrell Fogarty Fantasia Durdin Cuningham can all fill that role. Kennedy Cerra Walsh Cripps are all fit and have had time training up forward. Amazing turnaround
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Has presence already. Glides across the turf.
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