tell you what between Porps, Doughty and him we have some very impressive wet weather players
the guy is going to be a star - lets hope we can retain him![]()
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tell you what between Porps, Doughty and him we have some very impressive wet weather players
the guy is going to be a star - lets hope we can retain him![]()
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It was never a question of what he would learn at the lower level. There is no doubt in anyone's mind that this kid is AFL quality NOW. It's just a matter of his body getting a battering week-in-week-out in the AFL and many of us thought he might have benefited from a week in the (comparatively) less physical SANFL, just to freshen him up a bit.
Turns out he didn't need a rest at all!
Wasn't there more than a few people on this board last week or two who thought that he needed to spend some time back at South Adelaide
I tend to agree. Craigy has managed D-Mac's game time well and the reason he got more opportunities this week was because of Symes missing out with an ankle.I never bought that fairy tale invented on this board that Mackay was getting less possessions because he needed a rest from AFL.
I know he's young but he wasn't going to be tired after Round 6.
Craig has carefully managed his time on the ground and that was the real factor determining his number of possessions eg 9 last week in 45% of the time.
That mangement by Craig was reflected in his game this week.![]()
I just don't get David Mackay. Such a skinny lad with such little experience just shouldn't be able to get the ball AND dispose of it cleanly so often and so reliably as he has been this year.
Every time I see him I think "he shouldn't have been able to do that" and yet he keeps doing it.
I wonder if the AFC will try to get him to change his body shape or just get him to keep doing what he's been doing?
The quality of what he did was exceptional for a six game player.
He looks to be in a class of his own as far as young midfielders we have had are concerned.
Hard at it, backs himself and excellent vision. Close to our best.
I thought so too but none of the match reports have him figuring.![]()
5AA's match review panel gave him third-best for Crows and best young player.
Uh oh. Woenaeamirri had a superb game for the Demons. I reckon he might get the nomination for Round 7.