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So the faith has been restored in Patch again? No-one calling for his head this week. How quickly people forgive and/or forget?
Has been really good this past fortnight.
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So the faith has been restored in Patch again? No-one calling for his head this week. How quickly people forgive and/or forget?
Against one of the most immature ruckmen in the league who has been hampered by injury in a game where we dominated by 122 points.He had 30 more hitouts which is a more relevant stat, and managed to kick a couple of goals too. He smashed it.
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Interested in why the Kangas tend to play well at Etihad, particularly against Geelong. Is it the fast midfield/fast surface thing?
Probably that and the dimensions of the ground suiting us, not to mention being very used to the environs and confident playing in front of our home crowd. Aegis Park's reconfigured playing surface is the same dimensions as Etihad as well these days. Plus, we've been utter poo in the wet and windy elements this year, as proven by the final quarter v the Cats last time, so the fact it SHOULD be dry each game must also be a factor.
Do we keep Cam Delaney in the side? Yes he was very good last week, but does he have an appropriate match-up? With JPod out, Geelong's tall forward stocks are Hawkins (Thompson), Brown (Grima) and one of West or Blicavs (Hansen). I don't think they can afford to swing Taylor forward, especially with Petrie, Tarrant and Black to contend with. I think we can really win at both ends of the ground. It's all about the midfield for me.
Right here mate: 74-84 Napier St Essendon VIC 3040If Firrito comes back then I will burn the internet down.
Can someone PM me the internets address so I have it just incase please.
Anthony has performed against Geelong in the past.Think Anthony might come in (and this place will go beserk)
Against one of the most immature ruckmen in the league who has been hampered by injury in a game where we dominated by 122 points.
Top 10 for tackles and top 5 for clearances. So not only is he our best at getting the ball away from stoppages he's also the best at stopping the other team from getting away. Yeah, you could say that's a rather big hole to fill. We need JZ, Cunners, Adams, and Levi to all step up a notch.Has anyone analyzed how much we will miss Spitta? Is he leaving a hole too big to fill? Is there a like for like who can replace him or will the whole team structure have to be rejigged? Will we be flogged tomorrow night because of this crucial change to our line up?![]()
Has anyone analyzed how much we will miss Spitta? Is he leaving a hole too big to fill? Is there a like for like who can replace him or will the whole team structure have to be rejigged? Will we be flogged tomorrow night because of this crucial change to our line up?![]()
Do we keep Cam Delaney in the side? Yes he was very good last week, but does he have an appropriate match-up? With JPod out, Geelong's tall forward stocks are Hawkins (Thompson), Brown (Grima) and one of West or Blicavs (Hansen). I don't think they can afford to swing Taylor forward, especially with Petrie, Tarrant and Black to contend with. I think we can really win at both ends of the ground. It's all about the midfield for me.
TBH i would bring in jacobs at the expense of Delaney, the backline is just way too tall for Geelong. They have so many ground level players who are quick down there.
So he did exactly what he should have.
Whats this i hear Terry Wallace wants to see us play Liam Anthony, i mean i know wallace is an orange crab looking flog, but this takes it to a new level...
Do we keep Cam Delaney in the side? Yes he was very good last week, but does he have an appropriate match-up? With JPod out, Geelong's tall forward stocks are Hawkins (Thompson), Brown (Grima) and one of West or Blicavs (Hansen). I don't think they can afford to swing Taylor forward, especially with Petrie, Tarrant and Black to contend with. I think we can really win at both ends of the ground. It's all about the midfield for me.
I feel similar. Give Basti and Patch more time in and under and bring in a runner... maybe. We could give McKenzie a full game and/or bring in Anthony. He isn't popular but if we want to control possession on the outside we need options. LA gives us options, it's just that he burns it half the timeLevi/Jacobs the likely two inclusions. In saying that, I think Basti should move from the outside link-up receiver to inside midfielder where he has performed at his best. Cunners and Jack to add the extra grunt. Brad may look at giving McKenzie a full game or bring in LA and play the extra runner.
On form, Levi would get the nod. He has runs on the board at VFL level, but also AFL level this season. I have a feeling Jacobs or LA may get a look in.

I feel similar. Give Basti and Patch more time in and under and bring in a runner... maybe. We could give McKenzie a full game and/or bring in Anthony. He isn't popular but if we want to control possession on the outside we need options. LA gives us options, it's just that he burns it half the time![]()