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In: Polson Sheehan
Out: Thomas White
No chance Pickett will be dropped.Out: Pickett, White
In: Polson, Kerridge
Allows Wright to play more through the forward line, because he's getting the ball kicked on his head in midfield, and overall adds to our run (Kerridge + Polson) and foot skills (Polson).
Pickett gets to go back to the twos and sharpen up his instinct around goal and build his work rate to a consistent AFL standard. Charlie's not far behind him, but his work rate was much higher outside of the packs tonight.
Macreadie and Williamson get a reprieve because that defensive shape wasn't all on them. If one of them is a touch too sore, bring in Bucks (maybe bring him in anyway if they're not feeling confident on Kerridge, Port aren't particularly tall).
Somewhat ridiculous that GC only laid 44 tackles for the game and still managed to put us under that much pressure. Decision making has to improve when it comes to how we would hold onto the ball versus trying for a 1v1 contest.
Find me a player from last night's game who was less involved in the contest than he or White. Please.No chance Pickett will be dropped.
He's a dancer.
Later bro too tired right now.Find me a player from last night's game who was less involved in the contest than he or White. Please.
All good; take your timeLater bro too tired right now.
I must have been watching a different game Jimmae thought pickett worked hard and showed considerable improvement . Youve been a defender of Thomas but after last night if you still have him in the side and he may stay in then im seriously doubting your judgement . Much rather have a developing Pickett in than a butcher of the ball Thomas it was embarassing . If someone needs to go back its Thomas to work on his pathetic foot skills .Out: Pickett, White
In: Polson, Kerridge
Allows Wright to play more through the forward line, because he's getting the ball kicked on his head in midfield, and overall adds to our run (Kerridge + Polson) and foot skills (Polson).
Pickett gets to go back to the twos and sharpen up his instinct around goal and build his work rate to a consistent AFL standard. Charlie's not far behind him, but his work rate was much higher outside of the packs tonight.
Macreadie and Williamson get a reprieve because that defensive shape wasn't all on them. If one of them is a touch too sore, bring in Bucks (maybe bring him in anyway if they're not feeling confident on Kerridge, Port aren't particularly tall).
Somewhat ridiculous that GC only laid 44 tackles for the game and still managed to put us under that much pressure. Decision making has to improve when it comes to how we would hold onto the ball versus trying for a 1v1 contest.
I must have been watching a different game Jimmae thought pickett worked hard and showed considerable improvement . Youve been a defender of Thomas but after last night if you still have him in the side and he may stay in then im seriously doubting your judgement . Much rather have a developing Pickett in than a butcher of the ball Thomas it was embarassing . If someone needs to go back its Thomas to work on his pathetic foot skills .
Out: Pickett, White
In: Polson, Kerridge
Allows Wright to play more through the forward line, because he's getting the ball kicked on his head in midfield, and overall adds to our run (Kerridge + Polson) and foot skills (Polson).
Pickett gets to go back to the twos and sharpen up his instinct around goal and build his work rate to a consistent AFL standard. Charlie's not far behind him, but his work rate was much higher outside of the packs tonight.
Macreadie and Williamson get a reprieve because that defensive shape wasn't all on them. If one of them is a touch too sore, bring in Bucks (maybe bring him in anyway if they're not feeling confident on Kerridge, Port aren't particularly tall).
Somewhat ridiculous that GC only laid 44 tackles for the game and still managed to put us under that much pressure. Decision making has to improve when it comes to how we would hold onto the ball versus trying for a 1v1 contest.
No chance Pickett will be dropped.
He's a dancer.
Yeah its good to see we are getting some options going forward but honestly why at this stage of the season are our reserves playing a practice match against a group of 17 year olds . The scheduling reserves draw is mind boggling . Not sure how much notice bolts and co will take of that game . Graham Smedts Sheehan Jaksch Cunningham theyve all got some experience in them Polson looks close theres plenty of options just got to pull the trigger on Thomas now . Have they got the guts to drop him and cop the media storm ? .I think we may have enough proof already.
Fact was always going to be that some of the youngsters may need to start being rested and then and that may well save Thomas for another week.
Sheehan coming in is a no-brainer for me. Speed, strength, discipline and kicking ability. Surely this week.
Polson likely to get a run this week although it may be at the expense of another youngster.
Graham & Smedts a chance also, as at least they're fresh.
Jaksch not too far away and then there's Cuningham.
Could easily be 4 changes for this game, but not sure any mix will get the job done in Adelaide, unfortunately.
Thomas has to be omitted please. Game has well and truly passed him by. Give Macreadie a spell and Simon White can have a spell on the VFL as well. I'd bring in Polson, Sheehan and Cuningham.