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Toast Dangerfield's understated arrogance

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There is a difference though. There's nothing overtly aggressive or unpleasant about being confident. There is about being arrogant.

It probably depends on your personal preferences. I vastly prefer footballers who let their actions talk. A lot - but not all - of it is 'look at me' ******y.
Agree 100%. Paddy is an individual with a happy disposition and exuberant personality. He also happens to be a footballer in his absolute prime, so naturally the media gravitates to him.
 

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I see Dermie as arrogant. The Ferrari, the chest strut run....

I dont see it as arrogance in PFD.

Confidence in his ability - completely - IMO it's hard to call one arrogant that also seems to mock oneself repeatedly in the public.

And he's funny - almost piss taking - arrogance in my experience leaves little room for humour and laughing at oneself or not taking onself too seriously.

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Wasn't that horrible? I was literally yelling at them to get that sh*t off the TV so i could watch the actual game in full screen.
Plus I don't think he touched the ball the whole time it was on
 

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Danger put up an instagram story that I can't link. Walking down the street there is a store called 'Dangerfield Clearance - Pop up store', and he has caption it "yeah right..."
 
I wonder if this 'understated arrogance' has begun to impact his footy. He cops little extra treatment when he gets the footy.

Unfortunately for Dangerfield, it's a bit too much talk the talk and not enough walk the walk. Specifically come finals time for a player reputedly on the highest wicket at the club by some distance (off field commitments included).
 
I wonder if this 'understated arrogance' has begun to impact his footy. He cops little extra treatment when he gets the footy.

Unfortunately for Dangerfield, it's a bit too much talk the talk and not enough walk the walk. Specifically come finals time for a player reputedly on the highest wicket at the club by some distance (off field commitments included).
I don't think he has had bad finals. Last night he got 2 centre clearances (game high for us) and was hardly in any center bounces. This suggests if in the midfield he would have been a massive asset. They left him forward, and he kicked a goal and set up other goals or other shots that could have been taken. We were damned if we did, damned if we don't play him forward... If we had an inform Esava or other big forward (besides hawk) we would have played him midfield and he would have got 25 touches and 500 meters gained etc... We left him forward to counteract the Tigers best asset, their defence. I don't think arrogance comes into it, but you are entitled to your opinion
 
I wonder if this 'understated arrogance' has begun to impact his footy. He cops little extra treatment when he gets the footy.

Unfortunately for Dangerfield, it's a bit too much talk the talk and not enough walk the walk. Specifically come finals time for a player reputedly on the highest wicket at the club by some distance (off field commitments included).
Its not arrogance. its his skills that are failing him. His kicking is still terrible but he his lost his composure. He can still bash and crash but cant side step anyone. Its his talent that is currently the problem.
 
Its not arrogance. its his skills that are failing him. His kicking is still terrible but he his lost his composure. He can still bash and crash but cant side step anyone. Its his talent that is currently the problem.
should we just delist him then?
 

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should we just delist him then?

Well, an expectation based on current reality would be a nice start.

He’s not Gary Ablett senior as a forward so stop expecting him to be. And he’s not the same midfielder as 3-4 years ago. He also plays for the team; not the other way around.
 
Well, an expectation based on current reality would be a nice start.

He’s not Gary Ablett senior as a forward so stop expecting him to be. And he’s not the same midfielder as 3-4 years ago. He also plays for the team; not the other way around.
Hes more a team player now than what he’s ever been. He needs to have that balance that Martin has. Be a team player but know when to go. Not completely disappear for quarters.
 
Well, an expectation based on current reality would be a nice start.

He’s not Gary Ablett senior as a forward so stop expecting him to be. And he’s not the same midfielder as 3-4 years ago. He also plays for the team; not the other way around.
I think you quoted the wrong person
 
Unfortunately for Dangerfield, it's a bit too much talk the talk and not enough walk the walk. Specifically come finals time for a player reputedly on the highest wicket at the club by some distance (off field commitments included).
**** me some of you have short memories.

Danger's finals record at Geelong (possessions and score):
2016:
35, 0.1
39, 1.0

2017:
31, 1.1
26, 4.3
24, 2.3

2018:
25, 0.1

2019:
32, 1.0
18, 0.0
27, 1.0

2020 (short games)
22, 1.0
19, 4.0
17, 0.0
12, 1.1

I should add, it was a shit night for every single forward on the ground bar Dustin Martin. What do you want him to do, walk on water?

He is also forced to play out of position by the fact that we don't have a good second marking tall.
 

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