el jefe
Club Legend
You are probably right, but when you're not being accountable then what good is it. Schammer offers more than Crowley IMO.no he doesnt, crowley has always been fighting with dodd as our best runner.
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You are probably right, but when you're not being accountable then what good is it. Schammer offers more than Crowley IMO.no he doesnt, crowley has always been fighting with dodd as our best runner.
It is astonishing to think people are still considering giving Schammer another go.
Schammer stuffs up from time to time, but he runs all day and gets more of the ball than deBoer and VanBerlo combined.
How many of Crowley and deBoer's kicks have hit the target over the last fortnight, I can't recall Scammer ever missing a shot from the goal square.
Welcome aboard the Schammertime express.Schammer stuffs up from time to time, but he runs all day and gets more of the ball than deBoer and VanBerlo combined.
How many of Crowley and deBoer's kicks have hit the target over the last fortnight, I can't recall Scammer ever missing a shot from the goal square.
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McPhee has been getting better each week, the only problem is he started from such a low base that it will be months before he actually plays a good game.Would it be right to say Mcphee only fault was he dropped marks as I thought the rest of his game was good enough.
I can't see a spot for Schammer unless I suppose he could do DeBoer position
McPhee has been getting better each week, the only problem is he started from such a low base that it will be months before he actually plays a good game.
Hammer hits nail on head. I reckon he is getting better week by week, do the stats sheets show the broken packs, blocks, bumps etc ?.
It seems some people want to throw out the baby with the bath water !!!.
But those players are not in the team to get the ball. They are defensive players. I will admit they have their problems, and I'd like to see us have tagging type players who can hurt the other team ... but Schammer is not the answer.
Schammer can not play their roles because they have better strength/fitness/speed and a better defensive/tackling/spoiling ability.

Anyone calling for Schammer to come in as a tagger is kidding themselves, he cant help himself, his defensive mindset is terrible, like a bee to a honey pot so is Schammer to the ball, he cant help himself. Often leaves his opponent and is a ball watcher.
Would VB and DeBoer be stronger than Schammer, I wouldn't have thought so? Byron would probably have them covered over 20 metres, 100 metres and 4 kilometres too.
DeBoer's frontal pressure is good, but so is Ballantyne's and Balla's also kicks goals. If Schammer can play as a roaming half forward and get a goal and 20 possessions (compared to deBoer's 2 kicks) while still applying pressure and laying 4 or 5 tackles surely that makes the team better?
Yep. DeBoer's pressure is good, but Schammer apply's great pressure also. I actually think Schammer has better skills than DeBoer (first half of 09 i thought there was a big improvement, but yes nab cup form was bad), and gets a lot more of the ball.
I dont see how people would have DeBoer in the side before Schammer. (Not saying DeBoer can't improve, and he was pretty impressive last year)
Would VB and DeBoer be stronger than Schammer, I wouldn't have thought so? Byron would probably have them covered over 20 metres, 100 metres and 4 kilometres too.
DeBoer's frontal pressure is good, but so is Ballantyne's and Balla's also kicks goals. If Schammer can play as a roaming half forward and get a goal and 20 possessions (compared to deBoer's 2 kicks) while still applying pressure and laying 4 or 5 tackles surely that makes the team better?
How many times has Schammer played the role De Boer played the past two games? Hard to compare players on disposal numbers when they are playing in different positions.
He'd need to prove it at WAFL level first.More the reason to give Byron a go at DeBoer's role. Schammer has barely ever played the defensive forward role, who knows, he could fill the role nicely.
More the reason to give Byron a go at DeBoer's role. Schammer has barely ever played the defensive forward role, who knows, he could fill the role nicely.
I seriously doubt Schammer could do a job as a defensive forward, get 20 possessions and a goal, 4 tackles ... geez he'd almost win our B&F. But IF he can do that, then of course!
VB and DeBoer would be stronger and quicker than Schammer in my opinion. DeBoer especially. Though Schammer looks strong/quick ... he is a midget and this can be deceptive. He might be strong for his height ... but overall he is still quite weak by AFL standards. Order our list by weight ... the only players lighter than Schammer are players who have barely played, Hill and Ballantyne (another midget). And when his little legs pump, it makes him look like he is running fast, but he is not.
His lack of height also means he would be unable to compete in marking contests as well as DeBoer and VB, which is vital for a defensive role in the forward or backline.
The only distance Schammer would have them covered is maybe 4km, but that isn't that relevant these days. Repeat sprints is most relevant, DeBoer would blow Schammer away in a short distance foot race. I guess you could say Schammer's endurance might help in repeat sprints, but still, I'd back DeBoer and Van Berlo in pace.
More the reason to give Byron a go at DeBoer's role. Schammer has barely ever played the defensive forward role, who knows, he could fill the role nicely.
It's like Dockerland in here!![]()
Has Schammer ever been a defensive mid? For mine he is offensive but with very little hurt factor.
If he can remake himself as a tagger that would be great.
Anyone calling for Schammer to come in as a tagger is kidding themselves, he cant help himself, his defensive mindset is terrible, like a bee to a honey pot so is Schammer to the ball, he cant help himself. Often leaves his opponent and is a ball watcher.
Des Headland has been nothing short of a disaster for our club, and whilst I doubt it will happen, I'd love to see him made an example of. His efforts on the weekend, from a seasoned footballer, were appalling.

