K.Turner did a hard tag job on Selwood from the first bounce. Scott shifted his [Selwood's] starting points around in an effort to negate it without much result.
Not sure about Dangerfield however; it was like the 2020 Grand Final all over again with him parked up forward rather than in the middle where he is most effective (perhaps he was carrying something coming in, hence the reduced midfield minutes?).
Selwood is low-hanging fruit nowadays - easy to pick-off due to his lack of mobility. To not tag him is just negligence by the opposition.
With Dangerfield missing, that leaves Guthrie, Parfitt, Duncan and Menegola to go head-to-head with Kelly, Sheed, Gaff and Redden.
With the advantage of a dominant ruck, the battle in the middle could be decisively in our favour.
He is also a seagull of the highest order - a total of 13 contested possessions across 5 matches this season. He doesn't win the ball himself, cut the supply and his output will drop.
As mentioned previously, if he gets off the hook then throw Ainsworth onto him in a run-with capacity.
