Like a different fella
Past 5. Sam Petrevski-Seton
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The time down back has made him a better player IMO - only moved him half a season too late
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Looks so much better when he is thinking less and playing on instinct. The outside mid we’ve been crying out for. Reckon there is still a high ceiling for Samo…
Will be a good player for us!
Title is misleading. He was not in the midfield rotation. He played high half forward (the Murph/Gibbo role).
The 7 mids were Doc, Newnes,Walsh, Ed, Dow, Kennedy and Cripps (ex ruckmen).
It would be great to see him trialled as an afl mid properly before season is out but won’t happen while they’re running with Dow/Kennedy.
The 7 mids were Doc, Newnes,Walsh, Ed, Dow, Kennedy and Cripps (ex ruckmen).
It would be great to see him trialled as an afl mid properly before season is out but won’t happen while they’re running with Dow/Kennedy.
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Him and Fish rotating between HF and midfield. Tasty.
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I saw him running from half back to receive from Cripps who was the stationary link man. He certainly was all over the place. I don't think positions matter in a team offence or defence.
Ditto.
Now if they would play him in engine room at centre bounces we actually be a better team.
But nope, back to Ed as soon as you think these coaches may have penny drop.
Well I hope he is a flight risk
Groenewegen wasWell I hope he is a flight risk
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He was on ball a bit in the second.
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Ed went in there as a hard tag on Rory Laird. Very much helped us win the game.
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Has the skillzzzz. Generational rebuild about to bear some big hairy low hanging fruit.
Surprisingly only had 14 disposals. My eye test told me he had a bit of it, but obviously not.
Still those 14 touches must've been good considering we all think he looked very good!
Still those 14 touches must've been good considering we all think he looked very good!
Played mostly high half forward but still played well. Consistency is to come next. His skills are always there, that's why when he's doing the other stuff right he's a good and potentially very good player.
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Won't be delisting, but he may still be on the trade table. My preference is to hold on to him though..
There's just so much untapped talent and potential on our list. SPS a prime example. His "body of work" to date has been bugger-all, but you can see what he COULD be. And hopefully WILL be (at Carlton). Get him and Dow going in the midfield and the Blues can surge (up to mid-table, hahaha).
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Yep the reason we identify and select these guys is their natural instinct and talent for the game, then we put them in boxes and say we want you to play like this and give up your natural instinct which was their strength to display their talent?
Yup.
The rest of our draw is actually fairly soft. Only 2 teams currently in the top 8 for the rest of the year.
While Finals is no longer realistic, it is still a mathematical possibility.
