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HF: Deledio, Simmonds, Pettifer
F: Krakouer/Meyer, Schulz/Stafford, Campbell
Richo is unlikely (rest him, I'd rather him at 100% for the run home), and Adelaide's tall backline is under rated in my opinion, so we need to structure up small to hurt them (much like Welsh is likely to hurt us).
Simmonds is more than competent at CHF, so keep him there. Deledio is doing fantastically well at the moment, so he will retain his role, much like Pettifer, who needs to kick a couple for us to be in it.
deeper, I think we would be silly to play tall, so we should line up a small, leading forwardline with one tall target to kick at - this role being rotated between Schulz (who should get 120 mins as a forward) and maybe swinging Stafford in there off the bench. Krakouer (who is building) and Meyer (who really excited me as a goalsneak last week) can play at his feet.
finally, the game breaker is Wayne Campbell this week. play Wayne leading out of the goalsquare, exclusively as a forward. our midfield can match it with Adelaide's, and Wayne is not the sort of player who will change that fact if they do not. if we are to win, I think we will need at least 3 goals out of Wayne to do it.
we are going to have to fight to pull this one off, but with some smart forward planning by Terry, some effective clearance work by Tuck and Coughlan, aided by Knobel (who I have a fondness for) and a return to form of Andrew Kellaway (he was quiet last week, further strengthening my view that he is an essential component of a winning Richmond side), we can do this.
we can do this.
F: Krakouer/Meyer, Schulz/Stafford, Campbell
Richo is unlikely (rest him, I'd rather him at 100% for the run home), and Adelaide's tall backline is under rated in my opinion, so we need to structure up small to hurt them (much like Welsh is likely to hurt us).
Simmonds is more than competent at CHF, so keep him there. Deledio is doing fantastically well at the moment, so he will retain his role, much like Pettifer, who needs to kick a couple for us to be in it.
deeper, I think we would be silly to play tall, so we should line up a small, leading forwardline with one tall target to kick at - this role being rotated between Schulz (who should get 120 mins as a forward) and maybe swinging Stafford in there off the bench. Krakouer (who is building) and Meyer (who really excited me as a goalsneak last week) can play at his feet.
finally, the game breaker is Wayne Campbell this week. play Wayne leading out of the goalsquare, exclusively as a forward. our midfield can match it with Adelaide's, and Wayne is not the sort of player who will change that fact if they do not. if we are to win, I think we will need at least 3 goals out of Wayne to do it.
we are going to have to fight to pull this one off, but with some smart forward planning by Terry, some effective clearance work by Tuck and Coughlan, aided by Knobel (who I have a fondness for) and a return to form of Andrew Kellaway (he was quiet last week, further strengthening my view that he is an essential component of a winning Richmond side), we can do this.
we can do this.







