Chris Scott just alluded to Cameron missing training down to the birth of his child, not injury. Let us hope. On 360 if anyone wondering.
Was it that or was he just saying his pending child birth is of greater concern than his ribs?
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Chris Scott just alluded to Cameron missing training down to the birth of his child, not injury. Let us hope. On 360 if anyone wondering.
This game has “slow start, unconvincing win” written all over it.
When asked his words were "He is fine, but he has bigger fish to fry right now. It's a very exciting time for him and his partner". So I read that as it's more pregnancy related but could be a smoke screen.Was it that or was he just saying his pending child birth is of greater concern than his ribs?
When asked his words were "He is fine, but he has bigger fish to fry right now. It's a very exciting time for him and his partner". So I read that as it's more pregnancy related but could be a smoke screen.
Very true, nobody knows the real story but if we haven't heard that the baby was born in the next 24 hours, I think it's safe to assume ribs.The biggest problem is we're trying to determine the truth of the situation by listening to the master of obsfucation.
Yes PLEASE!This game has “slow start, unconvincing win” written all over it.
Haha agreed.This game has “slow start, unconvincing win” written all over it.
Good post. I think Bruhn has to play inside or in vfl. GWS proved that he is not a wingman nor a hf. He is a bull. So we either think he is can play inside or not in my view. Maybe to create space they play Guth in that duncan role for next few weeksThis year's competition is profoundly different; that is clear already.
We were never substantively 80 points better than the Lions and the Swans, but that's what can happen in finals when one club has got everything right, as we seemed to do last year. Margins can deceive.
We'll get out defenders back soon I hope, though Jack Henry is a concern.
The biggest worry for me is the mid-field: we look slow, we're not spreading quickly and, dare I say it, at times against the Blues we looked lazy. That will have to change in order to win on Sunday. Bruhn will need to get his hands on the ball a lot more. C Guthrie will have to hit his targets.
Danger will need to lift. At times he ignored the hard-running Close and chose to kick instead, to no good purpose. Close has been mediocre but his effectiveness depends in part on team cohesion; he is a classic link player. Mieirs leads the comp for goal assists, so I guess that settles that debate.
Welcome to Geelong's injury roulette. I'm not entirely sure what it's like at other clubs, but keeping everyone in the dark is kinda our specialty.Pardon the interruption CATS fans, I've always had a soft spot for your club blah blah... But can anyone explain why, if Cameron has actually missed training due to the impending birth of his child, he was reported as being at training looking ginger?
I'm going to disagree there. He may well have been the only to play at a high level. You think 21 other guys weren't trying? Or was it 6 performing to expectation and 15 a smidge below that? Quarters 2 and 3 were disappointing. Plenty had a good go and fell a bit short in the others.
Ribs.Pardon the interruption CATS fans, I've always had a soft spot for your club blah blah... But can anyone explain why, if Cameron has actually missed training due to the impending birth of his child, he was reported as being at training looking ginger?
Was he that good against Carlton in the VFL?Parfitt back in this week?
Great sentiments VdubsI think many posters react too adversely to the opinions of other posters if their opinion is too different to theirs.
What does it matter if some anonymous poster is pessimistic, realistic, glass half empty, irrationally despondent- to how the team will actually perform?
What we think has nothing to do with what the players bring us.
We should be able to express how we feel day by day, as long as it's not insulting other posters. There should be no fear of "can I say this, given it's what I believe right now"? Sometimes the irrationality of what we write is a catharsis anyway, just expressing it, and then reading how other posters have totally different perceptions is therapeutic in many ways.
On the other hand, if (irrational and )what we write spoils the enjoyment for others, maybe time for awol.
Chawkts I agree on Bruhn. I seems to take clubs a long time for the penny to drop on some players: Will Setterfield is now starring because someone woke up that's he's an inside mid. There are other examples.
On that subject i do feel Parfitt is not the answer: he seems not to have improved, has never been a big possession winner and has mediocre skills. It's vital for our success over the next few years that we get an elite mid-fielder; but I'm not sure how we're going to do it.
Very hard to see Parf & Bruhn co-existing in the same side.Parfitt back in this week?
bruhn has more talent and younger so if its line ball I'm going with himVery hard to see Parf & Bruhn co-existing in the same side.
Maybe if we are down some mid options, but I'd be very surprised if it was the ideal setup playing both as they really both are very one-dimensional and lack flexibility.
Also we have Atkins in the guts who is another small defensive type mid.