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Clayton Oliver, if we could have either one at the Lions it would be him.
And they were looking foolish in April, more so in August and now truely embaressingExcellent for you then, there have been many saying the other way around.
He's the sort of person that thinks his opinion holds more weight because the team he supports did something. He had absolutely nothing to do with said team doing anything but he's right because reasons.Quite the chip on your shoulder, eh?
Nope, that's rubbish. We've won plenty of games this year primarily on the back of Macrae's dominance and class by foot.As Rocket Eade said on the radio this morning, Petracca, Bontempelli and Oliver are ''match winners'', but Macrae isn't. More-so he'll damage you with a thousand cuts. He's a rung or two below the others.
I'm quoting your old coach.Nope, that's rubbish. We've won plenty of games this year primarily on the back of Macrae's dominance and class by foot.
I know you Melbourne supporters really can't stand the thought of anyone suggesting an opposition player could be better than one of your own players, but sometimes reality hurts. I'm sure a club in need of a powerful, high-energy inside midfielder would take Oliver, but clubs in need of a classier, more well-rounded playmaker would take Macrae.
So? Does that mean everyone should blindly accept his opinions as facts?I'm quoting your old coach.
Nope.But clearly Oliver is more dynamic, more explosive, faster, stronger, a better ground-ball and loose-ball player. He's just had the most contested possessions in history. He's a better clearance player too. It's not up for debate as to who's the better player.
I'm more than happy to accept there are better players than Oliver, but its a list of one who happens to a) play for the Western Bulldogs and b) most definitely isn't called Jack Macrae.This is just another example of Melbourne supporters refusing to accept anyone can be better than their players.
Nope. Macrae is clearly a superior player to Oliver in some facets of the game, and this is further backed up through statistics. There are valid grounds to suggest Macrae is the better player.I'm more than happy to accept there are better players than Oliver, but its a list of one who happens to a) play for the Western Bulldogs and b) most definitely isn't called Jack Macrae.
You can comfort yourself with Macrae averaging a couple more disposals and effective disposals than Oliver if you like, its to be expected given the ways they respectively play, but there's not many neutrals who could watch both players and genuinely think Macrae is better than Oliver.Nope. Macrae is clearly a superior player to Oliver in some facets of the game, and this is further backed up through statistics. There are valid grounds to suggest Macrae is the better player.
So? Sicne when are neutrals the arbiter of football knowledge?You can comfort yourself with Macrae averaging a couple more disposals and effective disposals than Oliver if you like, its to be expected given the ways they respectively play, but there's not many neutrals who could watch both players and genuinely think Macrae is better than Oliver.
Nope.Macrae is a great player. Oliver is better.
I'm quoting your old coach.
But clearly Oliver is more dynamic, more explosive, faster, stronger, a better ground-ball and loose-ball player. He's just had the most contested possessions in history. He's a better clearance player too. It's not up for debate as to who's the better player.
You've replied ''nope'' to my assertion that Oliver is a better ground-ball and loose-ball get player.Nope.
Oliver looks to take the tackler on and get the ball moving forward when he receives it in traffic. MacRae goes weak at the knees and tries to draw free kicks.