In a break glass situation, Levi could go to himPerhaps handing over becomes important. If Dixon plays deep, use Weits, if he is pushing/leading further up the ground, handover to Jones
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In a break glass situation, Levi could go to himPerhaps handing over becomes important. If Dixon plays deep, use Weits, if he is pushing/leading further up the ground, handover to Jones
Suspect that you are overrating Port/underrating us. I would have us 50/50 at worst. How do they match up on or forwards if we get reasonable supply?
There was some commentary about them struggling against oppo teams with a tall forward line (like ours). We have to beat their midfield obviously as their forward line is also quite good.
They'll be just as worried about us, as we are of them.Quick read of their board they reckon they lost to Lions because of losing the centre clearances and their tall forwards doing damage...2 things we are typically good at.
They'll be just as worried about us, as we are of them.
Play like we did last game and we've got this.
Feel more comfortable about this game than i did the Bulldogs.....
And have pretty much no tall defenders with Clurey at 193cm, McKenzie 191 cm and Jonas at 188 cm to match Harry (204cm) and Levi (200 cm). Sunday saying no rain in Brisbane and not too windy. Quick supply and we'll be O.K.They have basically played one bad quarter all year.
Just saying they are a very good team
And have pretty much no tall defenders with Clurey at 193cm, McKenzie 191 cm and Jonas at 188 cm to match Harry (204cm) and Levi (200 cm). Sunday saying no rain in Brisbane and not too windy. Quick supply and we'll be O.K.
Just saying that we haven't played too many bad quarters either. Couple of costly ones though.
I think we need to temper expectations a little bit for this week...
Last week was a good win against a good side that I think will make finals (pending form line away from Marvel) though it was not the 'thumping' the final scoreline suggested...
The first quarter was a great one for us, and the three goal lead we had coming out of it was reflective of the play in that quarter...
The key to winning the game however was our efficiency inside 50 in Q2 and Q3, mostly created by them controlling the play but being unable to get a goal, and on the back of that us keeping our structure forward of the ball so that we could get a good look on the few occasions we breached their 'wall' at the defensive 50...had they converted more of their opportunities inside 50 and/or we hadn't converted some of ours, they could easily have gone into 3/4 time even if not with a slight lead...
That brings us to Q4 where they miss an early shot to bring them within 2 goals, and we kick 2 down the other end to make them pay...from there the scoreline blew out as they took risks to try to win it, rather than play safe to make it an 'honourable loss'...those risks didn't pay off, leading to the massive margin...
We have been on the receiving end of this situation on a number of occasions even this year, in particular Q2 against Richmond where we controlled much of the play to put on only 1 goal, only for Richmond to quickly score 3 in as many minutes on the rebound late in the quarter...there was a bit of that also in Q3 v the Saints where we couldn't convert...
Point is there is a fine line between a good win and a loss...we are not going to be able to be as efficient as we were against the Dogs every week, and still have quite a bit to prove to show we can consistently match it with the best
Excellent, huge support over there and will feel like a home ground advantage, even against local teams they make a lot of noise
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So just found out from the PA board that they actually flew home to Adelaide after last week's game and will be flying back to Brisbane on SUNDAY MORNING for our game...which i find a strange decision since they play at Adelaide Oval in rd 8. They could have just waited 1 more week before moving back to Adelaide for a block of time.
Surely getting up early and having a flight for a few hours on the morning of a game isn't ideal preparation at all.
The few times i've gotten up for an early flight to Sydney or Brisbane from Melbourne i'm pretty damn tired when i get off the plane...these guys have to play a game of football.
So just found out from the PA board that they actually flew home to Adelaide after last week's game and will be flying back to Brisbane on SUNDAY MORNING for our game...which i find a strange decision since they play at Adelaide Oval in rd 8. They could have just waited 1 more week before moving back to Adelaide for a block of time.
Surely getting up early and having a flight for a few hours on the morning of a game isn't ideal preparation at all.
The few times i've gotten up for an early flight to Sydney or Brisbane from Melbourne i'm pretty damn tired when i get off the plane...these guys have to play a game of football.
This is correct. This will be the second week in a row they’ve had to go up and back in the same day.
I imagine it will be a 6am flight or something similar - very early start for them.
Good time to get the Eagles/Dockers also I reckon, not in great form.Excellent, huge support over there and will feel like a home ground advantage, even against local teams they make a lot of noise
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In a break glass situation, Levi could go to him
In a break glass situation, Levi could go to him
Good time to get the Eagles/Dockers also I reckon, not in great form.
I would use Jones on Dixon and Weits on Marshall.
Better team match up