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Frost will give away about 6 free kicks in the ruck but I'm down to watch it.
The best win for the season, 4 quarter performance and people are asking for multiple changes madness!!!
Zero changes If Reeves doesn't get up.
Frost Rucks, Hartigan pinchs hits around the ground with Kosi chopping out in the square.
Worpel,Ward,Mac all get a game in the 2s with the two young guys primed for a return the following week.
Zero changes If Reeves doesn't get up.
Frost Rucks, Hartigan pinchs hits around the ground with Kosi chopping out in the square.
Worpel,Ward,Mac all get a game in the 2s with the two young guys primed for a return the following week.
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Put his knee clumsily into Witts a few times and it might make him more wary and less damaging
Scrim walks into the side if right to go.
how do you have zero changes and get Hartigan into the 22?
100 % forgot about the scrim love him.
Technically it's a change, he will replace someone on the bench and they will become the sub.
With Monkey waiting when Duke tires...
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Thinking about our ruck situation... Frost playing the most minutes supported by Nash and/or Kosi makes the most sense.
We were able to succeed without Frost down back last week so we already know we could afford to use him elsewhere again. Especially if Scrimshaw returns to the side.
Even if we didn't have this current ruck problem I wouldn't mind seeing Frost given a go in there. His intensity and strength in the contest after the hitout should be beneficial. Similar to Nash when he attends a CB. He could even be good for a couple burst aways and driving it inside 50.
We were able to succeed without Frost down back last week so we already know we could afford to use him elsewhere again. Especially if Scrimshaw returns to the side.
Even if we didn't have this current ruck problem I wouldn't mind seeing Frost given a go in there. His intensity and strength in the contest after the hitout should be beneficial. Similar to Nash when he attends a CB. He could even be good for a couple burst aways and driving it inside 50.
... the wrong way!Can already see frosty running in zig zags in the ruck just bowling people over somehow getting a handball then charging 50m straight through everyone - a dozen times
I don't want Nash in the ruck. Leave him in the centre and let him do his
thing. He is so much more valuable when he is allowed to play without having
to do ruck duties.
Nash and Newcombe are a bruising tag-team. Put the belts on them!
thing. He is so much more valuable when he is allowed to play without having
to do ruck duties.
Nash and Newcombe are a bruising tag-team. Put the belts on them!
Our Mids will need to be on their game. Fortunately JOM and Tom are starting to find their mojo and Newk is improving each week. Our midfield is a different proposition to what it was a month ago.
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In: Scrimshaw, Macdonald
Out: O'Meara (hamstring), Lynch (concussion), Hartigan (medical sub)
ROUND 11 TEAM
Gold Coast Suns v Hawthorn
TIO Stadium, Darwin
Saturday 28 May, 7.10pm (local time)
B: Jack Scrimshaw, Blake Hardwick, Jarman Impey
HB: Changkuoth Jiath, James Sicily, Lachlan Bramble
C: Dylan Moore, Jai Newcombe, Daniel Howe
HF: Sam Butler, Tom Mitchell, Conor Nash
F: Luke Breust, Mitch Lewis, Connor Macdonald
R: Jacob Koschitzke, Will Day, Chad Wingard
INT: Sam Frost, Liam Shiels, Denver Grainger-Barras, Harry Morrison
Emer: Kyle Hartigan, Jackson Callow, Josh Morris, Finn Maginness
In: Scrimshaw, Macdonald
Out: O'Meara (hamstring), Lynch (concussion), Hartigan (medical sub)
Out: O'Meara (hamstring), Lynch (concussion), Hartigan (medical sub)
ROUND 11 TEAM
Gold Coast Suns v Hawthorn
TIO Stadium, Darwin
Saturday 28 May, 7.10pm (local time)
B: Jack Scrimshaw, Blake Hardwick, Jarman Impey
HB: Changkuoth Jiath, James Sicily, Lachlan Bramble
C: Dylan Moore, Jai Newcombe, Daniel Howe
HF: Sam Butler, Tom Mitchell, Conor Nash
F: Luke Breust, Mitch Lewis, Connor Macdonald
R: Jacob Koschitzke, Will Day, Chad Wingard
INT: Sam Frost, Liam Shiels, Denver Grainger-Barras, Harry Morrison
Emer: Kyle Hartigan, Jackson Callow, Josh Morris, Finn Maginness
In: Scrimshaw, Macdonald
Out: O'Meara (hamstring), Lynch (concussion), Hartigan (medical sub)
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JOM hammy
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Frost, Kosi or Nash to be the ruck
He just doesn't want to play against his old club again does he? Same as last year.
Pup play JOMs role this week?
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