Maybe it’s not 1v1 it’s just 1The one I find really surprising is how little one v ones West Coast face, considering they have a percentage of 54%.
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Maybe it’s not 1v1 it’s just 1The one I find really surprising is how little one v ones West Coast face, considering they have a percentage of 54%.
He is also well up there in 1v1 contest wins I believe.Muzza is our leading stat winner in two areas:
One percenters, where he is #10 in the comp with an average of 8.5 per game. (#7 in total one percenters)
No surprises there, I'm sure.
BUT ALSO (as Kane McGoodwin called out)
He is running with a Disposal Efficiency of 87%, which is #14 in the comp.
WHAT A GUN OF A BLOKE
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Key backs are usually really high in DE because they do either long kicks down the line or short risk-free kicks.He is also well up there in 1v1 contest wins I believe.
It's an area of drafting that we usually have excelled (low picked kpds) in which makes the McAsey pick even stranger.The other positives with Murray is he can boot it a long way to clear defence when needed, when he fists the ball he usually clears the area (the opposite of a player like ROB who goes for a mark in defence, drops it, and the ball falls at his feet for any decent opposition small forward to crumb) and his kamikaze destruction of a pack setting for a high ball. I've noticed Michalanney smashes through packs waiting for the high ball too.
With Murray and Butts, we have again done well with unheralded young players coming through and converting to key defenders. Worrell hasn't put a foot wrong so far neither. All three should only get better.
It's an area of drafting that we usually have excelled (low picked kpds) in which makes the McAsey pick even stranger.
what a legend
Given our history of rookie picks that turn out to be good defenders (Rutten, Bock, Butts, Murray, Hartigan-ish, Keath-ish) I have no idea why we'd pick a KPD when we need midfield talent. Madness.Well, Talia was a pick 14. So there is precident.
That said, it was a pick for the wrong reasons (to replace a vet. 3-4 years down the line) and deservedly blew up in our faces.
Given our history of rookie picks that turn out to be good defenders (Rutten, Bock, Butts, Murray, Hartigan-ish, Keath-ish) I have no idea why we'd pick a KPD when we need midfield talent. Madness.
It's really only Talia and Basset I can think of that became the players at the level you'd want with those picks.
Phil Davis and Jake Lever were both successful first round picks for key backsGiven our history of rookie picks that turn out to be good defenders (Rutten, Bock, Butts, Murray, Hartigan-ish, Keath-ish) I have no idea why we'd pick a KPD when we need midfield talent. Madness.
It's really only Talia and Basset I can think of that became the players at the level you'd want with those picks.