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Heath Scottland?
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as0l0
Premiership Player
as much as anyone on this board, I don't rate Scotland. But, he will probably fire up and have a good game against his original team.
To be fair it looks as though Ratts has him playing a different style of game to previous years, which restricts the free-wheeling high possession style we are used to.
No shortage of people jumping on the dump Scotland bandwagon though. He has been probably our most consistent contributor over the last three years...a couple of less than stellar games and people are calling for his head.
No shortage of people jumping on the dump Scotland bandwagon though. He has been probably our most consistent contributor over the last three years...a couple of less than stellar games and people are calling for his head.
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thylacine60
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Saturday night he looked like he'd rather be somewhere with a cold bottle of it. Yeah, I know it's spelt different but it's a quiet afternoon in Healesville and I'm struggling to pick up the momentum of BF today.
HBF
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Has struggled this year no doubt. Given that we have got some kids coming through that could quite easilt play back (Armfield, Browne, Anderson and Grigg), perhaps it's time to move Scotland back into the midfield.
Thrawn
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No, not this week! Scotland seems to always lift and play well against his former club. Just think if the same players who fired up last week are on song, with Scotland in addition it could make the difference.
Has been ordinary, but I wouldn't drop him just yet. What better game than against the Pies for him to work himself into form?
Against the Dons it actually looked like he was carrying an injury??
He running style looked hampered?? and he even wen toff at one stage and had something treated...well thats how it looked on the TV.
He running style looked hampered?? and he even wen toff at one stage and had something treated...well thats how it looked on the TV.
he is extremely important for us to rebound out of defence - so was walker. that's why we miss him so much. seeing bower launch a torp into the goal square doesn't quite have the same effectivness as the run those two players can employ.