jackster83
The leader of the bunch.
Continuity. Where have we heard that before?
Same s**t, different day.
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Continuity. Where have we heard that before?
Yet another poster who can't ****ing read.
Why are there so many illiterate posters on this board?
I've already acknowledged Fog's small sample size. I am also cogniscant that Fog's 25 games have been spread across 4 seasons, and he's done it consistently throughout this time. This indicates that it's not a "hot streak", like Porps' run of 19 consecutive goals, but simply a matter of having a near perfect kicking technique.
There’s an ignore button. I’ve used it to great effect with some posters including our resident chicken man.
Totally agree, I would absolutely love to see the hard calls be made. The last time we had a coach like that was Blight and look what happened there.And this is why Nicks is highly unlikely to be a flag coach. You need to be prepared to drop players from winning sides and also not select injured seniors. He fails on both counts and it's not a passing phase based upon current situation, they're key foundations of his total philosophy. The people who rated his philosophies on footy also rated Pyke's, there's a lot that will align between the 2. It can't be any other way.
He has always said that’s it’s a long season and that teams use anywhere from 28-35 players off their list i.e. plays will get tired/sore and others will come in. I think Worrell for Hamill (managed) and Berg for Frampton are the changes this week. Maybe Hately for Berry if he needs a rest.Continuity. Where have we heard that before?
Context of that statement is useful before you all start melting, see my post above. Nicks does like continuity (all coaches do), but he’s also said multiple times that the average players used per team is anywhere from 28-35 and therefore there will be plenty of opportunities, even if you aren’t getting a game early on. Worrell, Hately and Berg are the next three to roll through I reckon.Same sh*t, different day.
And this is why Nicks is highly unlikely to be a flag coach. You need to be prepared to drop players from winning sides and also not select injured seniors. He fails on both counts and it's not a passing phase based upon current situation, they're key foundations of his total philosophy. The people who rated his philosophies on footy also rated Pyke's, there's a lot that will align between the 2. It can't be any other way.
Could argue a poor mismanagement of players?Was disappointed we didn't rest Lynch if he had a foot issue; seemed like the perfect time.
Would've also been a real clear change of philosophy.
Don't forget some of the poor AFL players may have had to sell some investment properties.Another Saturday selection
This is the worst bit of the whole Covid thing
Apart from the deaths and all
Playing well in the 2s, but has suffered a bit with us going with a smaller lineup.What has happened to McAsey? Is he injured or just not playing well? I thought he was going to kick on this season but he seems to have disappeared.
Our two best KPF are Tex and Fog....My question is, why does the 2nd ruck have to be a forward?The 2 tall forward (richmond structure) seems to be the best one that suits us. It's a matter of working out who are our two best tall forwards. Frampton is not one of them.
Walker through his current form is taking one of the spots for now. Who out of Thilthorpe, Himmelberg and Fogarty is the best option as the 2nd tall? I would be feel the club wants Thilthorpe to be the 2nd tall forward anf replace Walker as the main guy once he retires otherwise they massively stuffed up not taking McDonald. We do know that Fogarty is definitely not a midfielder so who out of Himmelberg and Fogarty is the best long term prospect?
Both players need to be given a run. I do know that playing Himmelberg in the SANFL is not helping him as he is clearly not happy about being there. I would give both players a decent run before they make any decisions to trade anyone. Then again one of one of the players may take the decision out of our hands and ask to be traded.
Playing all of Walker, Frampton, Lynch, Fogarty/Himmelberg is a recipe for disaster as the ball is walked out of our forward line. The other problem is that our smalls aren't performing so we have some major problems with our forward line at present.
The coaches need to look into whether our current setup is the best forward line that we can come up with from our entire squad? Are they missing something.
I noticed Nick's incessantly mentions "young group". Watch his pressers after a match and count the amount of times he uses it. Are we really as young a group in correlation to the amount of times he uses it? I also wonder for how many years he will hang onto using the term "young group?" He needs to stop using the term at it's becoming somewhat of a crutch. I also think he uses it as justification for not playing more kids.And this is why Nicks is highly unlikely to be a flag coach. You need to be prepared to drop players from winning sides and also not select injured seniors. He fails on both counts and it's not a passing phase based upon current situation, they're key foundations of his total philosophy. The people who rated his philosophies on footy also rated Pyke's, there's a lot that will align between the 2. It can't be any other way.
It doesn't. Rucks are generally overrated. It's the work they do around the ground that's important.Our two best KPF are Tex and Fog....My question is, why does the 2nd ruck have to be a forward?
I noticed Nick's incessantly mentions "young group". Watch his pressers after a match and count the amount of times he uses it. Are we really as young a group in correlation to the amount of times he uses it? I also wonder for how many years he will hang onto using the term "young group?" He needs to stop using the term at it's becoming somewhat of a crutch. I also think he uses it as justification for not playing more kids.
That average would be lower without the sub who didn't get on the ground...I mean, average age of 24.5 and 63 games on the weekend. List wise, we're the equal youngest in the league at 23.8.
McAdam played with one arm and kicked 3 , if he’s fit he plays . He frees tex up by being dangerous in the airI agree with these two changes. We need to bolster our pure-midfield options, as our setup today won't cut it vs. Fyfe/Mundy/Cerra/Brayshaw.
I'd accept Himmelberg for Billy, but prefer us to fast-track Riley.
McAdam & Hamill are on the edge for me. Shane turning into a last quarter expert. Was putrid before then.
Worrell = very close.
He's the better type of decoy for Tex than Frampton.McAdam played with one arm and kicked 3 , if he’s fit he plays . He frees tex up by being dangerous in the air
By a million timesHe's the better type of decoy for Tex than Frampton.
Tex said the best 4 kickers to him during his career are in order McLeod, Bernie, Sholl and Lynch
Seriously, I think you make a lot of interesting and thoughtful posts. Your BF longevity and volume of posts make you a valuable contributor. It's only when you're presented with several counter-arguments with reasonable logic that you dig in, repeat yourself, and defend what many have argued against.Apologies if you weren't intending to be one of the 50 posters having a go at me in this thread.