Josh Hunt

[TheTimeCometh]

oh, and did he or did he not drop a mark, think in the first , after what appeared, where we were standing (m56), to be a squib?

hmmm...even just a lil duck?

 

[crosby123]

oh, and did he or did he not drop a mark, think in the first , after what appeared, where we were standing (m56), to be a squib?

hmmm...even just a lil duck?

Could have been the sun. There was absolutely nobody near him, so unlikely to be a squib.

 

[sarah.13]

He's attack on the ball is strong when he runs towards the flight BUT when running against the flight, ie. backing back he is susceptible .

 

[TheTimeCometh]

maybe the sun.

"no-one near him" - exactly. except for the players coming out from the goal square area which may have played on his mind.



one GF day years ago, drunk, kickin the footy on the street @halftime, i ran, unknowingly, into a stationary car. it was there the whole time. i only had eyes for the ball and didn't know what hit me - or what i hit. ever since then i cannot back back if there is a fence, post/pole, gutter or anything else within 20 metres, without turning to check. i have been scarred. permanently.

i am TTC. i am a squib.

 

[SJ]

maybe the sun.

"no-one near him" - exactly. except for the players coming out from the goal square area which may have played on his mind.



one GF day years ago, drunk, kickin the footy on the street @halftime, i ran, unknowingly, into a stationary car. it was there the whole time. i only had eyes for the ball and didn't know what hit me - or what i hit. ever since then i cannot back back if there is a fence, post/pole, gutter or anything else within 20 metres, without turning to check. i have been scarred. permanently.

i am TTC. i am a squib.

Bit like a story I have, but cricket related.

Once at training I got hit by a cricket ball from the net next door. From then on I've never been able to bowl while others are running in, in surrounding nets.

 

[tiredcat]

On replay just looked like he just dropped it and 3 minutes later a north player (maybe Sansbury?) did same thing in same area Sun may have been a problem

 

[cat in sydney]

I'm not sure it was the sun. But I don't think it was a squib either. I think it was just a classic case of what we all did when we were young... he took his eyes off the ball. He had it spent before he grabbed it.
Fortunately it worked out ok for him.