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He did two weeks ago and gathered 22 touches (the most of any ruckman this year).Does Nic Nat ever solo ruck? Not a dig or anything I just don't watch enough of Wet Toast (LMAO) to know.
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Good stats those. Every time I watch the Eagles though I notice him being in the wrong places a whole lot. Nice ability in the ruck but i'd take Lobbe around the ground any day.He did two weeks ago and gathered 22 touches (the most of any ruckman this year).
Oh, and that's AA ruckman Nic Naitanui to you.
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Apparently he doesn't get enough touches though, go figure! People notice Naitanui being in the "wrong places" because they're always looking for him and he stands out. Watch any other ruckman behind play and I can guarantee you they won't be doing anything different to what Naitanui does, yet no other ruckman can do what Naitanui does in the contest.Good stats those. Every time I watch the Eagles though I notice him being in the wrong places a whole lot. Nice ability in the ruck but i'd take Lobbe around the ground any day.
I'm also glad Port has a gun midfield so Lobbe doesn't have to acquire 22 touches in a game.
Win the tap (oh, if you haven't seen his tap-work you're missing out, it's a thing of beauty), follow it up by getting the ball himself or receiving a handball, bust through the pack and outrun every midfielder.I'm not going to pretend I can rebutt this because I don't watch West Coast nearly enough. Not that I would force myself to do that shit. I would like to know the thing you say Naitanui can do in a contest that no one else can though.
Anyway, I would love to know how he would develop without injuries.
I see Lobbe do this to huge effect every week though, minus bursting out of a pack and outrunning midfielders, but that doesn't really matter since he can dish it out fast enough on a running midfielder anyway. His ground work/second efforts are up there with the best in the league.Win the tap (oh, if you haven't seen his tap-work you're missing out, it's a thing of beauty), follow it up by getting the ball himself or receiving a handball, bust through the pack and outrun every midfielder.
His follow up tackling when the opposition get the ball from the ruck is also ferocious.
Naitanui can also dish it off to a running midfielder. He can also land a 20 metre hit out on a midfielder's lap.I see Lobbe do this to huge effect every week though, minus bursting out of a pack and outrunning midfielders, but that doesn't really matter since he can dish it out fast enough on a running midfielder anyway. His ground work/second efforts are up there with the best in the league.
I don't even know how anyone could measure that. Wouldn't swap Lobbe and Naitanui to try it myself, either.I doubt Lobbe could make our midfield look 50% better the way Naitanui does.
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Lobbe isn't even near Naitanui's level.Wouldn't swap Lobbe and Naitanui to try it myself, either.