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Why is playing a forward who needs to learn to lead up to the ball , in defence , stupid ?
Is commonly used as a technique to tech players to attack the footy , just because some mis- read it , as in decision as to where he should play , doesn't mean that was the case ?
Also at the same time he may have blossomed , thought it was a fantastic idea and could only help 1% defensive skills also ?

i actually think he should permanently be played in defence.
if hes lost a yard or two of pace i can see why he would be given opportunities forward atm.

i dont know if anyone can remember them as juniors but both post and rance were very nice movers across the ground for their size.
patience is the key with talls a lot of them do just sort of suddenly click having done little before hand.
 

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I wouldn't mind seeing Post Griffiths & Riewoldt starting up forward. The way I would set it up is to have Griffiths & Post lining up on either side of the corridor around the 50m line, with Jack coming out of the square.

As the ball comes out of the backline they both lead, one towards the corridor and the other leads up the wing. That way it gives our backline 2 strong options to go for. The beauty of this is it forces 2 opposition talls to be dragged out of the F50 leaving Jack room to move and operate 1-1 inside 50.
 
I wouldn't mind seeing Post Griffiths & Riewoldt starting up forward. The way I would set it up is to have Griffiths & Post lining up on either side of the corridor around the 50m line, with Jack coming out of the square.

As the ball comes out of the backline they both lead, one towards the corridor and the other leads up the wing. That way it gives our backline 2 strong options to go for. The beauty of this is it forces 2 opposition talls to be dragged out of the F50 leaving Jack room to move and operate 1-1 inside 50.
:thumbsu: sounds as good a theory as any i've heard. we definitely have the raw talent to build a strong forward line around with those 3
 
I've always thought Gourdis was big, but Post made him look tiny when they were standing next to each other on Saturday.
 
I disagree.

Firstly because in the VFL post was used as both a defender and a forward which is a stupid way to get a player to learn the correct technique if he doesn't even know where he is playing.

Secondly because young forwards do learn and get to practice in the seniors. That is because they are generally undersized so they have to work on technique to beat AFL standard defenders and thus when their body develops they improve rapidly.
Same reason why Thursfield was playing forward - to learn how they're opponent moves.
For defenders playing forward - you learn how to defend your opponent by playing in their role.
For forwards playing as defenders - you learn how the best way to defeat a defender is, you also learn skills from other forwards who you man up on.
 

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