Autopsy AFL 2023 Round 16 - Swans v Cats Fri June 30th 7:50pm AEST (SCG)
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I heard an interview with Tuohy were we noted the conditions were actually very difficult, with a lot of swirling unpredictable wind that it really tough for them.
Watching the game and most of the misses looked like misses as soon as they came off the boot. Particularly the Swans shots on goal from less than 20 metres out.
There was a couple of shots on goal from the cats in the second where the ball seemed to be coming backwards in its last few meters. Definitely blustery but not an excuse for 6.18
exactly right players are too scared to run 100% at the player or the ball these days.
You think we should just get rid of all older players like Hawthorn and allow them to work it out while getting smashed for years?
Or, slowly transition the list and hope to have replaced a few oldies each season which is exactly what Geelong has done.
It's always the last decision that could have resulted in a score that is analysed. Forget all the previous frees and unseen frees or the multiple touches before danger marked.
Ahem. You may have missed their final score last week.
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Really refreshing to hear from a neutral. The finishing was diabolical (especially from Sydney), but holy moly, they were having a crack.
Reminded me of Richmond v Freo last year, right down to the result. Good to know that at least some people without a vested interest appreciated the contest.
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Goalkicking aside, was one of Sydney's best games this year. Warner, Buddy, McCartin back next week. With a full strength side playhing itself into form, the next few weeks should be entertaining.
Sydney better do extended goal kicking practice (both on the run AND set shots) from all angles this week... or probably every day for the rest of the year!
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At least one side had skill in those games. And you could see ideas being developed by our kids.
Last night was hot garbage.
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What ideas from Hawthorn players were being developed after qtr time last week?
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Enjoy the warm weather.
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Thought so....
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I could have said "deliberately tanked like you mob did to get a top draft pick to get Daicos" but this is a Swans and Cats thread not Hawks or Pies.
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For sale.
One former forward on a million bucks. In his last effort as a "forward" kicked two behinds and three other attempts that went out on the full. Will play back pocket as a marquee player for North. Former owner will subsidise and pass on promotion photos
Yeah, goes to show that media pressure can change the AFL after all.He got off ya
Doesnt mean it’s right, any more than the suspensions handed out previously mean that those decision were right either.
So if you believe the MRO is right this time, then are all their other decisions right as well?
or just like me, only the ones you agree with?
Watch the replay!
Close tries to place him gently on the turf. It was never a forceful action. The umpire took forever to blow the whistle which greatly contributed to the entire situation.
Common sense prevailed.
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