No change but Varcoe on notice.
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No change but Varcoe on notice.
If it were up to me, I'd be dropping Phillips for Sier. Phillips is like a physically weaker, less skilled Sidebottom. There's no need for him to be in the team. At all.
Most likely though we won't be making any changes.
I don't necessarily disagree with you though it is probably worth considering team balance. You need people like Varcoe for their leg speed. If only to match up on the opposition speedsters but then also to bring the crucial element of pressure which is a key part of the pies style. Sure, he was quiet. However, I don't see how you could drop him given the overall team performance was strong and he was a member of the team.
Just as an aside, I do see some sharpness lacking in Stephenson's skills. Not saying he should be dropped but certainly an area he would want to correct sooner rather than later. Otherwise, I could picture him being the change when Tay is available (not a direct swap in positions but a shuffle with Stephenson losing his spot).
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I don't think his tackle count included the lovely little number he did on Brandon Ellis (IIRC) as the ball went out of bounds in the last quarter. Whilst not quite at Byron Pickett levels, his pressure around the ball would have the opposition somewhat aware of his presence.Yea but Varcoe tackles really "roughly"... which excuses his 2 touches and 1 tackle to half time... Didn't you know that...
be nice if they update the player pics on the AFL app before round 3
I don't think his tackle count included the lovely little number he did on Brandon Ellis (IIRC) as the ball went out of bounds in the last quarter. Whilst not quite at Byron Pickett levels, his pressure around the ball would have the opposition somewhat aware of his presence.
three players that had average games are Varcoe, Phillips, Aish. Stats will lie because of our inflated possession count.
WHE and Adams are likely replacements for Varcoe and Aish but no like for like replacement for Phillips. He doesn’t strike me as a traditional footballer, more an athlete who is haphazard with his kicking and decision making. Like Aish though we have to remember they are still relatively young. I don’t think Grundy, Thomas or Stephenson had much of an impact either but hey we won by 44 points against a good side.
High half back who invariably beats his opponent.I'm not bagging him but can someone tell me what Aish's role is?
Now that was unexpected!Sier in if we can.
But other than that, so much prefer Greenwood than say Brown. Just a nasty beast is Greenwood (a really nice nasty).
In: Sier
Out: Varcoe
Not sure. His return was either gonna be round 3 or round 4.I'm assuming that Adams has been ruled out with the calls for no change?
Varcoe with 5 touches and zero impact again, not sure we can continue to carry him against West Coast.
Spot onHigh half back who invariably beats his opponent.
The knockers on here have NFI.
17 touches, 2 goals and 3 assists isn’t impactful? He was all over it in the second half!
Its gonna be very difficult. If only you were allowed more players on the interchange bench lolNo changes.You don't mess with a team that won that well.It'll be interesting to see who goes out for WHE and Adams when they come back though.Obviously someone will have to make way for them,but i'm not sure who it should be at the moment.
He played well both times against west coast in the finals as well so I’d probably back him to improve.I found Varcoe very dependable when the ball came the other way. Doesn't get a lot of it but every single time disposes of the ball efficiently and to our advantage one way or another.
Dependable. He'll rip it up against the Weagles.