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I fully expect to see Mackay in for Beech. Bigfooty will implode.
My prediction, not my desire is:
In: Dmac, Thompson.
My prediction, not my desire is:
OUT: Beech, Brown.
In: Dmac, Thompson.
Possibly ROB in for Cameron to shore up our aerial dominance in the forward arc.
Sloane to HFF to help break this tagging issue.
Dmac to lockdown pocket role and Thommo straight into the guts in a mentoring role.
There will clearly be three changes this week which is a lot for Pyke to make
The team ATM is purely Vanilla it needs some tougher players forget young kids who are going to get knocked off the ball we need stronger bodies
Nah - it's not about body size, it's about intent.
Vince isn't a big guy, and he didn't suddenly put on a ton of muscle at Melbourne - but he's playing with intent.
You suggest bringing in the stronger bodies of the older players; let me ask you this - are those very same players not the ones responsible for the soft, unconfrontational nature of our playing group?
Are they not the ones who have had 200 games to set the tone and do this?
They're the guys who have been part of that culture of passiveness that has become part of the Club.
Mackay, Douglas, Thommo, VB - not a single one of them plays, or played, with any intent or aggression; or ever has. Strong bodies don't mean s**t if you don't use them.
I know the ultimate player who is built like Tarzan and plays like Jane is our very own JJ
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I saw JJ knock down Hodge and snap a goal.I know the ultimate player who is built like Tarzan and plays like Jane is our very own JJ
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Nah - it's not about body size, it's about intent.
Vince isn't a big guy, and he didn't suddenly put on a ton of muscle at Melbourne - but he's playing with intent.
You suggest bringing in the stronger bodies of the older players; let me ask you this - are those very same players not the ones responsible for the soft, unconfrontational nature of our playing group?
Are they not the ones who have had 200 games to set the tone and do this?
They're the guys who have been part of that culture of passiveness that has become part of the Club.
Mackay, Douglas, Thommo, VB - not a single one of them plays, or played, with any intent or aggression; or ever has. Strong bodies don't mean s**t if you don't use them.
In: Mclovin, Seed, Cheney
Out: Beech, Brown, Otten
At this time I have Sig in the Jarman category, good Footballers light in Body both will play AFL, He is quick and more importantly quick in his first couple of steps. Surprisingly quick, 1 passage of play he had the ball in a pack with I think Schiller on his 6 and next he is 3m in clear space. looked very clean with the ball. a few rookie mistakes, his next level would be to impose himself more into the game but I am being harsh.Did you go to the game?, sounded like the Sig had a pretty good game, at least the commentators on several occasions commented they liked the way he moved today especially his turn of pace.
Jarman
He is a footballer, 5th best on Sat but for mine a bit light for AFL I have to agree with his Dad on this he may need a couple preseasons, He can play needs to be upgraded if they play him, But we need to remember the start of the year he was to Smallest and Lightest player on the list. 174 @ 69Can he actually play? Is he available for selection?
174 @ 69
I actually don't mind our cautious approach with McGovern.I'm hearing McGovern is really close. One or two more games in the dribblers. Then he'll need a month out with general soreness/tweaked hammy. Then a few more games in the dribblers because he can't come straight back after that sort of injury.
We will have him cherry ripe for Round 1, 2018. It won't be for us, but rest assured, he'll be cherry ripe.
We just must speed up our team, which should get us back to the quick ball movement, better structures & will allow more midfield rotations too. Team balance must be restored, as I don't want to see players like Lynch being played out of position, because we have too many talls.
Gov, Knight & Seedsman must come in, with Otten (or Hartigan) & Beech amongst the outs.
Ins - Outs
McGovern - Otten/Hartigan
Menzel/Doedee - Beech
Knight - Atkins
Seedsman - Brown/Kelly (depending on injury)
I saw JJ knock down Hodge and snap a goal.
Your man for tough times Otten was too soft to get in the correct position to take a grab.