Central Murray FL Discussion 2024

[bigbigsound24]

Is he still coaching or stepped down to focus on simply playing?

According to his recently deleted comment on the round 1 review he is still coaching and not happy about people thinking he’s not

 

[ROOTA#6]

According to his recently deleted comment on the round 1 review he is still coaching and not happy about people thinking he’s not

Liked Tom Isma’s response considering he is at his 3rd Central Murray Club himself!!

 

[bigbigsound24]

Liked Tom Isma’s response considering he is at his 3rd Central Murray Club himself!!

Very true Roota he’s not to far off catching Nicko

 

[Crippa09]

Liked Tom Isma’s response considering he is at his 3rd Central Murray Club himself!!

Who’s the 3?

 

[ROOTA#6]

Who’s the 3?

Started at Swan Hill, came out to Lalbert for a brief stint, Woorinen amd back at Swan Hill

 

[thegranger]

Started at Swan Hill, came out to Lalbert for a brief stint, Woorinen amd back at Swan Hill

Didn’t know he went out there. Learn something new everyday

 

[ROOTA#6]

Didn’t know he went out there. Learn something new everyday

He was very young and didn’t stay long. Good lad is Tom

 

[bigbigsound24]

He was very young and didn’t stay long. Good lad is Tom

Good fella he is and played well against the old team by all reports on the weekend

 

[Donhimup]

He was very young and didn’t stay long. Good lad is Tom

Great guy, unlucky not to have 4 league bnf medals in his shed after coming second twice.

 

[knackers23]

37 is a big day in this league. Don’t often seen those numbers.

Where are we able to see the stats? Do clubs post them or does a company do them? Would be nice to see which players been getting plenty of the ball!

I was at the game with my 15yo son and he kept track of the stats.

I imagine clubs have people keeping stats for them but don’t know if they’re made public?
Agree it would be great if they are made available so we can see who’s doing what across the league. If you find stats anywhere pls let us know

 

[HavUEvaSeenTheRain]

I was at the game with my 15yo son and he kept track of the stats.

I imagine clubs have people keeping stats for them but don’t know if they’re made public?
Agree it would be great if they are made available so we can see who’s doing what across the league. If you find stats anywhere pls let us know

Most clubs pay to get the stats done, for some reason it’s often not shared with the members.

 

[Trent the flight Steward]

Most leagues publish player stats in the paper along with supercoach scores, you'll see quite often someone in geelong or bendigo get a 250 point game

 

[bigbigsound24]

Most clubs pay to get the stats done, for some reason it’s often not shared with the members.

I see quite a few leagues now actually get their stats done I think paid for by the league ( eg O&M, Ballarat, Hampden just to name a few) and shared across social media platforms as well as with the clubs. Would be something the league should invest in to promote the league and draw more attention to it as well.

 

[HavUEvaSeenTheRain]

I see quite a few leagues now actually get their stats done I think paid for by the league ( eg O&M, Ballarat, Hampden just to name a few) and shared across social media platforms as well as with the clubs. Would be something the league should invest in to promote the league and draw more attention to it as well.

Absolutely. the clubs are doing it anyway so pay half and half with the league and let the league realise them, just seems common sense

 

[ROOTA#6]

Absolutely. the clubs are doing it anyway so pay half and half with the league and let the league realise them, just seems common sense

Last season we had all games recorded and then champion data provided stats equivalent to what afl clubs would get. I could select any player from either team and watch the specific vision of their involvements in the game, all clearances, forward entries etc. it was an awesome tool to have

 

[Footyhead62]

Last season we had all games recorded and then champion data provided stats equivalent to what afl clubs would get. I could select any player from either team and watch the specific vision of their involvements in the game, all clearances, forward entries etc. it was an awesome tool to have

Who had the best highlights from last year roota?

 

[ROOTA#6]

Who had the best highlights from last year roota?

Player? I didn’t watch every single players vision. Focussed more on my little group but Lachy Sharp still did ridiculously good things. Bode Stevens took 2 off the best marks you’ll see.

Opposition wise it was enlightening to see how hard Jack Geary worked

 

[Trent the flight Steward]

Player? I didn’t watch every single players vision. Focussed more on my little group but Lachy Sharp still did ridiculously good things. Bode Stevens took 2 off the best marks you’ll see.

Opposition wise it was enlightening to see how hard Jack Geary worked

Do modern players think on the ground and learn roota?

I remember watching weekes one time against gisborne when gisborne were weak and the full back just played behind him and let weeksy lead into space, he had 4 at qtr time, the full back hadn't tried anything different. The next year a guy tried playing in front of him and pushing wider, had far more success, but Bristow kicked 9 in a half from centre half forward in one of the best performances I've seen.

Surely matching up an eagle you don't want to get into a wrestle in the cmfl

 

[Crippa09]

Do modern players think on the ground and learn roota?

I remember watching weekes one time against gisborne when gisborne were weak and the full back just played behind him and let weeksy lead into space, he had 4 at qtr time, the full back hadn't tried anything different. The next year a guy tried playing in front of him and pushing wider, had far more success, but Bristow kicked 9 in a half from centre half forward in one of the best performances I've seen.

Surely matching up an eagle you don't want to get into a wrestle in the cmfl

What in the world does this have to do with stats?

 

[Trent the flight Steward]

What in the world does this have to do with stats?

I was more talking about players watching tapes

 

[ROOTA#6]

Do modern players think on the ground and learn roota?

I remember watching weekes one time against gisborne when gisborne were weak and the full back just played behind him and let weeksy lead into space, he had 4 at qtr time, the full back hadn't tried anything different. The next year a guy tried playing in front of him and pushing wider, had far more success, but Bristow kicked 9 in a half from centre half forward in one of the best performances I've seen.

Surely matching up an eagle you don't want to get into a wrestle in the cmfl

The good ones adjust and adapt or understand their strengths amd weaknesses. Having said that the game is so much more structured then when we played that players can struggle with choosing between structures vs playing their opponent.

 

[Crippa09]

The good ones adjust and adapt or understand their strengths amd weaknesses. Having said that the fe is so much more structured then when we played that players can struggle with choosing between structures vs playing their opponent

Where do you coach Roota?

 

[ROOTA#6]

Where do you coach Roota?

I don’t but helped out at a Bendigo club last season

 

[ROOTA#6]

Sorry I should have said Premier Data not Champion Data in my previous post.

Either way it was a brilliant tool to have

 

[Yabbyman]

Who has everyone got this week?

Few interesting games aside from Balranald and Boga which you would think will be a bit one sided

Swans over Tooleybuc by 2 goals
Woorinen over United by 4 goals
Cohuna over Barham by 5 goals
Kerang over Tyntynder by 6 goals
Balranald over Boga by 15 goals