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I'd add Hawkins to those two. But yep.Selwood is having one of his best - and most influential - years.
He and Stewart have clearly been our best 2 players over the whole season so far.
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I'd add Hawkins to those two. But yep.Selwood is having one of his best - and most influential - years.
He and Stewart have clearly been our best 2 players over the whole season so far.
I had Parfitt in my votes due to his great vision and ability to hit targets inside 50.
If you are going to use Champion data ranking points you need to realise a backman who only ever kicks to another backman sideways, but gets 40 touches and 25 marks will score a lot more points than a Dangerfield 25 touches 8 clearance game that actually impacted the result.
Parfitt impacted the result. Hence votes.
Where do you get CD ratings? All I can find is afl fantasy which had him on 57 points and our 16th best player. But I'm pretty sure that's just points for kicks, marks, handballs, etc with no measure of impact. But supercoach had him on 102pts and our 5th best player. That does take impact into account. Doesn't that suggest he didn't hit the stats sheet much but was super effective? That matches with my recollection of the game. Or have I misunderstood those ranking systems?
Selwood is having one of his best - and most influential - years.
He and Stewart have clearly been our best 2 players over the whole season so far.
Where do you get CD ratings? All I can find is afl fantasy which had him on 57 points and our 16th best player. But I'm pretty sure that's just points for kicks, marks, handballs, etc with no measure of impact. But supercoach had him on 102pts and our 5th best player. That does take impact into account. Doesn't that suggest he didn't hit the stats sheet much but was super effective? That matches with my recollection of the game. Or have I misunderstood those ranking systems?
I rewatched the game, he hit up one target in the forward 50 by foot. Which was the kick to Kelly about 20 metres out. Kelly missed that shot.
So I'm unsure which hit ups you're talking about. He also miss-kicked a shot on goal from about 40 out that not only missed the goal, but also any Cats player.
I guess little in and under stats in supercoach are rated highly, I.e contested ball, loose ball get, and did the handball go near a cats player.
From watching the game twice (just had an ankle reconstruction) Parfitt got a lot of his possessions in the contested space. Probably driving up his SC points.
In reality, from what I observed and what some ratings point to, is that his numbers were ok, but efficiency wasn't the best.
On the stats pointed out by catempire that maybe influenced by those tight contested pickups.
In the ratings I posted, he had very little defensive stats, perhaps lowering my rankings.
Stats hey. Can be used for any point of view. He improved from the dogs game, but a long way from earlier in the year.
Stewart has been in AA form for mine. Outstanding dashing defender.
Interesting, all 5 of them got votes from each coach.SYDNEY v GEELONG
10 Mitch Duncan (GEEL)
8 Tim Kelly (GEEL)
5 Joel Selwood (GEEL)
4 Aliir Aliir (SYD)
3 Tom Stewart (GEEL)
You didn't watch it very well then, off the top of my head he nailed JJ with a pass from the pocket and nailed another (who I can't remember).
Ankle ouch!! All the best with it.
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Kudos to the Cats. A solid on the road win against the Swans. Super impressed with the young talent of Narkle, Henry, Kelly etc. Mitch Duncan was red hot. The irony of Harry Taylor kicking the sealer after last week. Got some cool snaps of the Geelong boys (including "Roaming Brian", thank god he didn't bug me! hehe) in the rooms after the win at the SCG, Well played Catters enjoy!
SYDNEY v GEELONG
10 Mitch Duncan (GEEL)
8 Tim Kelly (GEEL)
5 Joel Selwood (GEEL)
4 Aliir Aliir (SYD)
3 Tom Stewart (GEEL)
What's the argument that Dangerfield clearly wasn't in our top 5 then (Partridge)?
Here's the problem, Dangerfield sets the bar so high, the expectation of him is equally high. If a 'lesser' player managed to be as effective V Sydney, we'd all be singing their praises. When ranking players against each other it's unfair to discriminate if one player has more ability than another.
I'd be interested to know why he "wasn't close to our best 5". I'd suggest that's simply not true.
Because Selwood, Duncan, Hawkins, Stewart, and Kelly - at least - were all much better. That's 5 other players for starters.
I disagree with that. If a 'lesser' player had less than 20 touches and their only goal was from an extremely fortunate free kick, they wouldn't be considered near our top players. And shouldn't be either.
SYDNEY v GEELONGYour opinion is at odds with Champion data, who had him 4th. I disagree also. I'll say it again, Dangerfield had the most clearances in the side. 10 contested possessions, good tackle count, high effectiveness.
Kelly had good stats on the surface, but his effectiveness was quite poor. Most clangers / mistakes in the side with 6. Ranked well below Dangerfield.
You're looking at basic stats that don't take efficiency into account. High disposals and goals, that's all it's about is it? By your theory, a player who gets 25-30 touches would always in our top 5 no matter what. I'd expect a footy enthusiasts to look a little deeper than that.