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Wow 20 years to the day on BigFooty, and not a flag in sight. Bring in Thilthorpe.
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Sending him to a sports psychologist is about the only thing they can do, at this stage. I don't think there is anything they can do on-field which would help solve his problems.So what is your solution then... because the current approach is not working!
They would have already done this...Sending him to a sports psychologist is about the only thing they can do, at this stage. I don't think there is anything they can do on-field which would help solve his problems.
Lower intensity though.I bet Berry plays SANFL.
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Lack of confidence doesn't make him run to the opposite side the play is heading to.I don't think his problem is not knowing where to go, or how to position himself. I think it's 100% mental. He just lacks confidence.
Nah, he was doing that in the SANFL too. Another non AFL standard playerShame this guy wasn't sitting on our list as an option to bring into our midfield.......
New recruit Jordan Gallucci caused plenty of headaches for the Bullants, kicking three goals from 22 touches. Young defenders Charlie Dean and Jack Toner were also solid on debut.
Are match payments still a thing?
Lower intensity though.
Nice bit of circle work for him.
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Lack of confidence doesn't make him run to the opposite side the play is heading to.
He did that numerous times in the SANFL game. I was there.
He is Footy illiterate. Great skills, can lay a nice tackle and speed.
But reading the play, awfull.
When you see in draft bio "decision making" as a negative, this is code for low Footy IQ.
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Depends how you interpret it.decision making is relevant only to when ball is in hand. What your talking about is accumulation and that was a strength, not a knock.
Shame this guy wasn't sitting on our list as an option to bring into our midfield.......
New recruit Jordan Gallucci caused plenty of headaches for the Bullants, kicking three goals from 22 touches. Young defenders Charlie Dean and Jack Toner were also solid on debut.
TrueI doubt that. Our mids get beaten up at SANFL level at the moment. You can’t change the way he goes about it, it won’t be circle work and if it is, he’ll not be getting recalled in a hurry. Especially with Sloane to return plus Hately knocking on the door and Pedlar gaining match fitness.
Mackay, is, was & always will be a better player than Gallucci.Nah mate. We needed that list spot for David Mackay
Mackay is 205 games worth better at the all important metric
So what. You dont play a 32 year old who scrapes into the 22/23 by the skin of their teeth in front of a first round 22 year old. Unless they are 10 times the player. Mackay is not and never will be.Mackay, is, was & always will be a better player than Gallucci.
That's not a case for keeping Mackay, it's just reinforcement that delisting Gallucci was the correct decision 10 times out of 10.
You don't play Gallucci because he isn't & wasn't AFL standard.So what. You dont play a 32 year old who scrapes into the 22/23 by the skin of their teeth in front of a first round 22 year old. Unless they are 10 times the player. Mackay is not and never will be.
Himm Has shown way more at AFL level than Frampton ever hasNup... billy probably shouldve been dumped last week.. maybe even the week before that, before the North game IMO.
the dilemma being the two lads who could idealy come in to replace him in the tall forward/chop out ruck role have been in poor form/fitness and have shown nothing even at SANFL level... so Frampton has stayed in the side. If one of those two had shown more than they have so far this season I think billy wouldve been omited by now.
In recent weeks I have been on the wagon that says Riley Thilthorpe should stay in the sanfl until he builds his form and fitness to 100%.. I’ve since moved onto the “fu** it, he oozes talent, lets just play the kid” wagon.
So....
frampton out, RT in... himmelberg stays in the sanfl until he puts 3-4 decent games in a row together... and I am more inclined to now believe neither frampton or himmelberg are anything worth investing time and effort in as they simply arent worth it. They might be AFL standard players (just) but they are nowhere near AFL finals standard players and I dont think they’d make it onto/or hold their spots in the comps better teams.
Knight's best may have been better than Jones' best. But what little he showed in 2020 was much worse than Jones.I think the point wasn't that we should have persisted with Knight. I think it's that we (rightly) let Knight go, because he's not AFL standard, yet he is/was performing significantly better than Jones. Ergo, we should be letting Jones go too, as another player who is not AFL standard.
Should we just tell Jones to follow Mitchell around this weekend, but hunt the ball, rather than being a hard tag?
Mitchell would take him to the ball...
They call it accumulation, and that's one of his strengths.Depends how you interpret it.
They are not going to write low Footy IQ about a kid.
That is his issue. Either he just "doesn't get it" or not willing to put in the study (Sloane suggesting team mates do some homework in the Amazon docco) to learn.
He does not have natural Footy smarts.
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well if it came down to MacKay v gallucci, I'm going Gallucci everyday of the week.You don't play Gallucci because he isn't & wasn't AFL standard.
That's not to say we should have re-signed Mackay at the end of last year, but getting rid of Gallucci was always going to be the right decision.
... and you can feel free to be wrong, every day of the week.well if it came down to MacKay v gallucci, I'm going Gallucci everyday of the week.
The first quarter was a horror show; that talented Crows side played the dumbest football I've seen.The stupidity of Don to sit by and watch that entire first quarter and not make one single change during it to try and stem the flow was just ludicrous.
Well, I can feel free to be right, because I said " I'm going Gallucci everyday of the week". Not the Crows, not you or anyone else. Me!... and you can feel free to be wrong, every day of the week.
There were two options on the table - delist both Gallucci & Mackay, or delist Gallucci and keep Mackay. I'm not convinced that they made the right decision, but delisting Gallucci was always the right option, every day of the week.