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Who's his brother?Maybe we should try and get his brother from Adelaide, I reckon AJ would love it and his brother ain't bad
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Who's his brother?Maybe we should try and get his brother from Adelaide, I reckon AJ would love it and his brother ain't bad
Shane McAdam - think he's half-brother?Who's his brother?
McAdamWho's his brother?
Good breeding - also related to Gilbert and Adrian then.McAdam
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Farrar for sure. Its his cousin. Unsure about Jeffrey.+ a couple of the guys up at GC. I want to say Farrar and Jeffrey.
That would be a minor part of his role. Arguably most of his time on the ground mcstsy would be there also. I am not sold on Freddie, reward doesn't justify riskSimilar is good - it's who he'd be chopping out.
I'm a fan of McStay, Mihocek and Howe. Thought it looked excellent. Just gave a great contest. Unless we're willing to play the second ruck out of defence - it'll be a guy who chops out the three tall forwards and ruck. When Moore is back, if Frampton becomes the second ruck- he may also chop out the defenders for the very short period of time that they need it - he's also excellent injury cover.
He's much more athletic than McStay and puts in stronger defensive efforts (tackles, smothers, chases).I would have thought he is too similar to mcstay. Great to have people crunching packs but a mark occasionally would be nice.
I was more just suggesting that we don't need him to be a point of difference, rather than just looking at McStay. For us, with what we've got - we need to think of it as just a rotation role. As none of them are going to be best 18. Cox,AJ,Frampton,Freddy - they're not in our best forward line. So rather than a point of difference, we should be looking for a guy who does the best job of chopping out the ruck and the other talls. To me, anyone who can compete in the ruck and play similarly to our tall forwards would be ideal.That would be a minor part of his role. Arguably most of his time on the ground mcstsy would be there also. I am not sold on Freddie, reward doesn't justify risk
Actually Kruger is faster than McStay and a much more physical player also,crashes packs and you often see him catch players from behind he has very good speed for 196cm.I would have thought he is too similar to mcstay. Great to have people crunching packs but a mark occasionally would be nice.
Agree 100% he is actually even more athletic than Johnson also, he has just been dreadfully unlucky with injury but he really works hard defensively,I really think but for injury he would be entrenched in the team.He's much more athletic than McStay and puts in stronger defensive efforts (tackles, smothers, chases).
Must be his haircut they don’t like…And………
Not sure cherry picking 1 stat in isolation for a player is overly meaningful. I agree, he needs to work harder defensively, but I’m not sure tackles is the only measure of that.
Do you have a stat demonstrating defensive application that counters this? Because tackle numbers is a reasonable measuring stick.
Kreuger is harder than Ash no doubt but he lacks game sense, not too mention his injury woes real or imaginary.Actually Kruger is faster than McStay and a much more physical player also,crashes packs and you often see him catch players from behind he has very good speed for 196cm.
I would say he would also be more than even with both McStay and Johnson in the air,I think it is too late for him this season but if he stays on the field he may well be playing next year.
I used to think Johnson had it all over him for talent but watching closely it is not so clear cut and Kruger is definitely a harder man.
Kreuger is harder than Ash no doubt but he lacks game sense, not too mention his injury woes real or imaginary.
Talent wise them two aren't even in the same stratosphere, the only thing holding back Ash is the lack of urgency in his game.
As I said I use to think that way also but upon closer examination it really is not true I think Kruger is faster than AJ over the ground and is a good kick also. I just think because he has had so many injury dramas I do not think we have seen anything like what he may capable of.
He catches player,s with the ball because they underestimate his closing speed he is also younger than AJ the main thing is he is actually staying on the field these days and we may find out what he is capable of.
Back on AJ unless he finds a sense of urgency he may have a very long career which would dreadful because like you I think he is an untapped talent but it is up to him to full fill it.
Probably depends on how we're defining talent. Apart from durability, Kreuger is almost a prototype athlete for an AFL tall. Great size, strength, pace and agility. But AJ has him well and truly covered for balance and skill.Kreuger is harder than Ash no doubt but he lacks game sense, not too mention his injury woes real or imaginary.
Talent wise them two aren't even in the same stratosphere, the only thing holding back Ash is the lack of urgency in his game.
They have what each other lack (fwiw I think both will make it)Probably depends on how we're defining talent. Apart from durability, Kreuger is almost a prototype athlete for an AFL tall. Great size, strength, pace and agility. But AJ has him well and truly covered for balance and skill.
Probably depends on how we're defining talent. Apart from durability, Kreuger is almost a prototype athlete for an AFL tall. Great size, strength, pace and agility. But AJ has him well and truly covered for balance and skill.
I’d call that athleticism rather than talent. Meanwhile he has poor hands, average goal sense and forward smarts and couldn’t approach an aerial contest properly until midway this year.Probably depends on how we're defining talent. Apart from durability, Kreuger is almost a prototype athlete for an AFL tall. Great size, strength, pace and agility. But AJ has him well and truly covered for balance and skill.
Yet Pparently our best ruck & forward. Gets better every week he doesn't play.I don't think I've seen Krueger clunk an overhead mark at senior level. He flies high but double grabs and fumbles. The same can be said for his ground skills. He seems very fumbly and kamikaze. Some poise is required.
Have you watched him play? He does love the smash and crash, but he has taken several overhead marksI don't think I've seen Krueger clunk an overhead mark at senior level. He flies high but double grabs and fumbles. The same can be said for his ground skills. He seems very fumbly and kamikaze. Some poise is required.
They have what each other lack (fwiw I think both will make it)
Ash has the tidiness and durability, and Kreuger has the physicality, intensity, defensive efforts etc.
If we could make an Ash and Freddy combo we would have one Ablett Snr.
That reminds me of the famous exchange between the playwright George Bernard Shaw and the glamorous dancer Isadora Duncan on the topic of producing a child together. Duncan told Shaw he had a magnificent brain and she a glorious beauty -What if your crazy science expirement backfired and you got a player who combined the worst of both? …
So the guy with the magnificent brain shoots himself in the foot when he has the opportunity of having sex with the beautiful dancer.....That reminds me of the famous exchange between the playwright George Bernard Shaw and the glamorous dancer Isadora Duncan on the topic of producing a child together. Duncan told Shaw he had a magnificent brain and she had a glorious beauty - the combination would yield a remarkable child. Shaw regretfully replied “My dear, I fear the result would be my beauty and your brains”.