The first and second sentences don't match up.
He can do it, he hasn't for awhile and doesn't often enough.
Roast Charlie Cameron
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He can do it, he hasn't for awhile and doesn't often enough.
Yes they do. He's now proved his glimpses of brilliance are purely glimpses and not something he can do consistently. His only consistent attribute is he can run fast.
Not quite true. His tackling and defensive pressure are both consistent attributes.
I'm guessing he's mentally checked out, let's see what he can do when he's happy.
Both are a functions of his pace. Neither are indicators of innate football ability.
Simmo28
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Lol, he struggles with kicking, composure and getting the pill, three things you expect would be high on the resume for a footballer.
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Simmo28
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Those soft footys (footies?) just bloody fly off the boot, don't they
Helps the ego
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Southerntakeover
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God when this board turns on a player it turns hard.
Danger struggled with all 3 for years now he is the best player in the game
Develop and use his strengths.
Straight swap for Jonus Pearson? He is out of contract end of 2017.
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If Charlie stays would it be better to play him as a defender? Ala Mcleod let the guy hassle his opponent and run free forward.
Have Menz up forward in his role
Have Menz up forward in his role
Replacing who? Brown? Laird?
Can't see it.
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One poster on this thread suggested that he's been too hard on himself at times recently. Having watch bits and pieces of the replay I think that may be true. Some say he's mentally not right atm which may be true as well. It's clear to me though that he's trying his guts out so it's not lack of effort on his part but rather a severe lack of confidence. I'm not sure what the answer is but if he can find that right head space again he'll be really valuable in the finals. Let's hope he can
if he helps us win a flag next month does any of this matter?
(that's a rhetorical question)
(that's a rhetorical question)
Nope
Not all of us have "turned" at all - for some of us it's just been "steady as she goes".
Please stop trying to compare CC with Dangerfield. You're just embarrassing yourself.Danger struggled with all 3 for years now he is the best player in the game
Develop and use his strengths.
Can you please give your opinion on what part of the content you disagree with instead of dribbling hyperbole thanks.
Charlie is not now, never has been, and never will be, anywhere near as good as Dangerfield. Trying to compare the two is like comparing apples and oranges. And yet you persist, time after time. It's dumb, even by your low standards.
I wasn't comparing the quality of the 2 players merely comparing the issues they had starting out which are very similar. If you need anymore help with comprehension just ask
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I think he probably would play his best footy at half back, but as is pointed out below we have a pretty stacked defence so hard to see it happening any time soon.
The implication of which is that CC will push on to become a quality player like Dangerfield...I wasn't comparing the quality of the 2 players merely comparing the issues they had starting out which are very similar. If you need anymore help with comprehension just ask
Did i say as good as Dangerfield?
Yes he should be able to fix his similar issues and show great improvement like Danger did after 4-5 years.
After watching On the Couch, it seems CC is in the same position as Stringer. We could trade now and get something good or he has a s**t year next year and get a lot less
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