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Which is probably why we prefer to keep and use the early round picks.
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Which is probably why we prefer to keep and use the early round picks.
They shouldn't all be running toward where the ball drop will be some players should be holding their position so that there is more space for one or two of the forwards to work in and it's more difficult for Hawthorn defenders to come off their man and support each other, there should also be far more space in their forward set up they should be much further apart just like the Bulldogs set up a week later that I posted above. That's a big reason why the Bulldog's won the flag while all we could manage was the dismal total of just 20 goals from 119 inside 50s in 2 finals. The fact you guys are defending a forward set up so clearly flawed is beyond me...
or we can look at how the club has developed younger players since 2012 and kind of make a pretty realistic prediction from that? It's quite clear the club stinks at it these days. Only 2 or 3 have actually garnered attention by the media and the supporters themselves but the rest are now being questioned. We hear it often especially from Cameron Ling who does commentary and questions the lack of onus taken up by the next brigade of talent. He often mentions how it's left to too few. Funnily enough, can remember Geelong supporters on here having a crack at Mick Malthouse for critizing Geelong on this very subject a few years ago as he felt it was Selwood or bust way back then. Only difference now is we managed to sign up a homesick bloke named Patrick Dangerfield.We can only wait and see.
Completely right our development of players has been nothing short of woeful in the Scott era, we keep getting peddled this 'we've never had high draft picks' crap, yet in Bombers last few years he never did and under his development program and coaching we still developed Duncan, Christensen, Menzel, Harry Taylor, Cowan, Mumford...or we can look at how the club has developed younger players since 2012 and kind of make a pretty realistic prediction from that? It's quite clear the club stinks at it these days. Only 2 or 3 have actually garnered attention by the media and the supporters themselves but the rest are now being questioned. We hear it often especially from Cameron Ling who does commentary and questions the lack of onus taken up by the next brigade of talent. He often mentions how it's left to too few. Funnily enough, can remember Geelong supporters on here having a crack at Mick Malthouse for critizing Geelong on this very subject a few years ago as he felt it was Selwood or bust way back then. Only difference now is we managed to sign up a homesick bloke named Patrick Dangerfield.
That play is already set in motion, the high long ball is on the way in, the Hawthorn players are going to Hawkins and the drop of the ball, it's our boys duty to go with them, engage them and protect Hawkins and not leave him a sitting duck.Again well played by our boys in the circumstances.They shouldn't all be running toward where the ball drop will be some players should be holding their position so that there is more space for one or two of the forwards to work in and it's more difficult for Hawthorn defenders to come off their man and support each other, there should also be far more space in their forward set up they should be much further apart just like the Bulldogs set up a week later that I posted above. That's a big reason why the Bulldog's won the flag while all we could manage was the dismal total of just 20 goals from 119 inside 50s in 2 finals. The fact you guys are defending a forward set up so clearly flawed is beyond me...
They shouldn't all be running toward where the ball drop will be some players should be holding their position so that there is more space for one or two of the forwards to work in and it's more difficult for Hawthorn defenders to come off their man and support each other, there should also be far more space in their forward set up they should be much further apart just like the Bulldogs set up a week later that I posted above. That's a big reason why the Bulldog's won the flag while all we could manage was the dismal total of just 20 goals from 119 inside 50s in 2 finals. The fact you guys are defending a forward set up so clearly flawed is beyond me...
I'm criticising a forward set up that scored 20 goals from 119 inside 50s in our two finals, you're defending it, it's not about my opinions or analysis being elite its about it being based on evidence - our forward set up doesn't work, I compared it in exact circumstances with pictures to one that does, if a few of you can't see the difference then that's your own problem/lack of analysing capability it's not on me.Must be your Level 4 AFL coaching credentials and 25 years in the business that makes your analysis and opinions so elite compared to the rest of us...
oh wait...
I'm criticising a forward set up that scored 20 goals from 119 inside 50s in our two finals, you're defending it, it's not about my opinions or analysis being elite its about it being based on evidence - our forward set up doesn't work, I compared it in exact circumstances with pictures to one that does, if a few of you can't see the difference then that's your own problem/lack of analysing capability it's not on me.
Must be your Level 4 AFL coaching credentials and 25 years in the business that makes your analysis and opinions so elite compared to the rest of us...
I haven't had a good word to say about it for over 3 years,but your examples are s**t.I'm criticising a forward set up that scored 20 goals from 119 inside 50s in our two finals, you're defending it, it's not about my opinions or analysis being elite its about it being based on evidence - our forward set up doesn't work, I compared it in exact circumstances with pictures to one that does, if a few of you can't see the difference then that's your own problem/lack of analysing capability it's not on me.
Nope. Never claimed to either.Do you have those credentials Daz? Or anyone else on here?
We are in trouble then as we have nothing else.
Nope. Never claimed to either.
Im just a run of the mill garden variety Cats supporter.
in comparison to the backs.
in our starting 22 we have Thurlow, Touhy, Kolo, Henderson, Taylor , Lonergan one or two from Ruggles Stewart and Bews. Also Gardiner should get some game time this year if his improvement continues.
that really is one or two many talls. While Scott says the talls can play on smaller they can't provide the line breaking run Tuohy, Bews and Stewart can. Which kind of means we might have to find somewhere else for either Taylor or Henderson to play to get the best use out of them.
Best case scenario would be that Black plays like he did couple of years ago and provides a real mobile option spreading the defence over more of the ground leaving more holes. Then Stanley/ Taylor or Henderson play the second big but have running patterns which stop their player chopping out Hawkins man.
IF you look at Henderson when he was at Carlton he showed he could play CHF but I think he seems like he would need to be settled there and remain there doesn't do so well as a change up. Taylor on the other hand is such a good mark with those long arms and accurate long Kick if he was there all year he could present as quite a difficult match up.
That's where you have to make hard decisions and start developing a team for the future, while still being in contention.You might be right about Henderson . Just seems we are going to have a lot of talls in the back half where we need to inject some drive :
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To be honest, the 3-2-1 setup is what I'm most hoping we implement next season and beyond, because I believe it'll give us the best chance at winning a flag.If I was to go with that logic. The lonergan would be the next back because he is a better body player against the full forward which would mean you throw Taylor forward . Taylor and lonergan are too good to leave out
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Let's hope then that eveyone reads this and follows it.Precisely. So is everyone else. Which means no one's opinion on here is better or worse than anyone else's. As much as may upset some.
Let's hope then that eveyone reads this and follows it.
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Black might get a game when Menzel is rested.I'd rather give Black a go as a foil to Hawkins and Stanley than try to turn quality defenders into forwards.
Different type of player.Black might get a game when Menzel is rested.