We were belted in the middle all last year while they were both playing too.Sloane and Crouch's injuries have left a gaping hole in the middle and it's no surprise that we were belted in the middle again.
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We were belted in the middle all last year while they were both playing too.Sloane and Crouch's injuries have left a gaping hole in the middle and it's no surprise that we were belted in the middle again.
Imagine if you were on the second floor of a burning building and had to throw your baby to a bystander down below.So, everyone is saying that Fogarty should be given 5 games to prove himself (after Frampton was given 5), but now they all want Himmelberg dropped after only 2 games?
Never change BigFooty, never change.
Yeah... but at least Himmelberg would be standing at the bottom of the building, waiting to catch the baby. Fogarty would still be 2 blocks away, dawdling slowly as he approaches your building.Imagine if you were on the second floor of a burning building and had to throw your baby to a bystander down below.
You feel relief when you notice the bystander is a 2 meter tall AFL player.
Until you realise it's Elliot Himmelberg and throw your baby at the neighbour's dog.
Marking 4 of them is being generous...Yeah... but at least Himmelberg would be standing at the bottom of the building, waiting to catch the baby. Fogarty would still be 2 blocks away, dawdling slowly as he approaches your building.
We have a choice between a player who gets to 10 marking contests and holds 4 of them, or a player who only makes it to 4 contests and marks 3 of them.
So was suggesting that Fog would mark 3, or make it to 4 contests.Marking 4 of them is being generous...
There's absolutely no doubting that Fogarty has more potential - but his inability to realise that potential is extremely frustrating.This is getting ridiculous fellas, let's face it neither are setting the world on fire but Fogarty was selected a long way higher than Himmelberg in the draft for a reason.
If what Himmelberg does now is him "making the most of his more limited talents" --- IF that's true --- then he will never improve, never get better. What we see is all that we'll get. He will continue to drop marks that he gets both hands to, chest marks too, and I am not talking about marks-under-big-pressure. He will continue to miss shots for goal from 35m. out, shots that most key AFL forwards should nail.Berg makes the most of his more limited talents, Fogarty makes the absolute least of his...
I can't honestly say that Berg will never improve, just as I can't say that Fogarty will never improve.If what Himmelberg does now is him "making the most of his more limited talents" --- IF that's true --- then he will never improve, never get better. What we see is all that we'll get. He will continue to drop marks that he gets both hands to, chest marks too, and I am not talking about marks-under-big-pressure. He will continue to miss shots for goal from 35m. out, shots that most key AFL forwards should nail.
In summary, he'll continue to be a very ordinary KPF and that's well-filled currently by Frampton.
I agree that Fog needs to get fitter and do more, in general --- a poster above suggested he has an ego problem which would explain a lot ie he thinks he's a big deal for playing AFL so young and doesn't realise that getting selected is just not enough without consistent effort and improvement.
It's not a Himmelberg vs Fogarty situation. Both of them are not playing well enough.
If I had to choose only one of them to play vs PA, I'd pick Fogarty and give him licence to crash packs and run through as many PA players as he can line up. They'll certainly target our rookies in that way. Going sideways from that it's one game where McHenry is just the type you want. Murphy, too.
So VaderI can't honestly say that Berg will never improve, just as I can't say that Fogarty will never improve.
What I do know is that Fog has more talent/potential, yet Berg works harder and is (to date) the better performed of the two.
So which of Port's small forwards will he shut down - Robbie Gray, Connor Rozee or Orazio Fantasia?
Just don't throw it to Wayne Carey because he'd mark it, play on, take two bounces and kick it 60 metres.Imagine if you were on the second floor of a burning building and had to throw your baby to a bystander down below.
You feel relief when you notice the bystander is a 2 meter tall AFL player.
Until you realise it's Elliot Himmelberg and throw your baby at the neighbour's dog.
We were belted in the middle all last year while they were both playing too.
Imagine if you were on the second floor of a burning building and had to throw your baby to a bystander down below.
You feel relief when you notice the bystander is a 2 meter tall AFL player.
Until you realise it's Elliot Himmelberg and throw your baby at the neighbour's dog.
Keays is looking increasingly like proving me wrong.I bet many were saying Keays would never improve either
Maybe.Do you agree he has been mismanaged in the examples given?
We started trending upwards and then winning in the latter part of last year once we moved Laird into the middle. This year we pretty much drew even with Geelong in Round 1, smashed Sydney in Round 2, beat North and Hawthorn as well.We were belted in the middle all last year while they were both playing too.
Would that be before or after he glassed his girlfriend?Just don't throw it to Wayne Carey because he'd mark it, play on, take two bounces and kick it 60 metres.
I have never cared less about a Showdown result.They will spank us and the bathwater drinking will re-commence
Excellent
We've perhaps mismanaged his weight training? Even that's hard to know.
Lol at the results of this poll