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And you know the sad part? Every other part of his game is miles ahead of his brother.
It's like Kakkle said, if he had his brothers kicking he's have played 20 games by now.
Who's his brother?His brother is a poor kick as well, although I think Dylan is worse. Personally don’t think he’ll make it.
Ryan Clarke, was at North and now SydneyWho's his brother?
That's just a kick from a stoppage.
You got anything in space?
We're not dealing with a "break out" scenario with Clarke, we'll know that his kicking has improved as a matter of hindsight.
If yesterday was the first game of the rest of his career Clarke will be an AFL player.
It was comfortably the best I have seen him with ball in hand. He was composed and used the ball wall. The only dodgy kick I noticed ended up going through for a goal (the trajectory on the ball kind of looked like it was pass though maybe it looked different on TV).
Some of his work around the ball was really good too.
Ah. The frog in a blender...
This guy is not an improvement on Myers.
At least he loads bro. Clarke bluescreens the moment he ball drops.Are we sure?
Myers best quality, his mufuggen HOOOOOF is never used anymore because he loads slower than Windows 95.
Are we sure?
Myers best quality, his mufuggen HOOOOOF is never used anymore because he loads slower than Windows 95.
Or.......If his kicking hasn't improved, that speaks for someone who doesn't consciously listen and apply suggestions on how to improve, or someone who for some physiological reason can not. You probably look at delisting on the basis of either. How many seasons has he had a spot on the list for?
In rare times Myers is dropped he dominates VFL and was more effective than Clarke who’s hoof could go anywhere other than target
Clarke's kicking has improved. From what I can tell he is kicking the ball from a point where the ball is too close to his body when he makes contact with it. This results in a more central (underside) point of contact with his foot. As he gets underneath the ball, it means that some kicks are prone to 'loop' and go higher than he intends. The passes usually go straight, but he can have trouble controlling the height and depth of his kicking.
I will use the pass to Laverde last week the sailed over his head, and the shot at goal on the weekend as evidence to support this theory. Having said that, with work, and choosing targets within his limits he can still be turned into a player.