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- May 4, 2004
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Boys showed a bit of spirit today. Was a hard slippery contest. Well deserved win.
Tsatas - was his best game so far. It was not a game where he just ripped it up all day but he was just consistent over all the quarters finding space and linking in well along with some good clearances. His tackle rate is now steady . Good game.
Cox - played wing which I do not like but he was okay. Thought he could have gone harder at a few contests early on but when the game was n the line he worked back in defense and was in flying in front of the contest. Much better without the big numbers of possessions.
Hayes - had a bit of a mare. Not a lot went right for him.
Hind - very good early. Steady over the whole day.
Bryan - dominated the ruck after half time when the GC parked Moyle. Before then he had a decent contest with Moyle and was probably a bit in front. Took some nice marks.
Lord - Lord was Lord. Couple of good things.
Davey - really good other than some scruffy disposal . Makes things happen.
Monty - not a big day numbers wise but was pretty solid down back with his spoils and pressure.
Voss - started on fire early. Good to see him leading at the footy. Was quiet once they shut down the leading lanes and he had a contest. Good game.
Wanganeen - the stats do not do him justice. He was good. Made things happen in the first. A few good tap on's and was good in tight. Not sure they had his disposals right. Pretty sure he had 4 or 5 more than he did. Rolled an ankle in a marking contest in the third but came back on for the last after having it strapped.
McBride - usual usual.
Mass - got a corky early on and battled away after that. Was okay.
Walla - was good. Played the Stringer role taking center bounces then playing forward. Looked a bit tired in the last but kept going to the finish . Looks like he has done a bit of training over the bye as he certainly looks a bit trimmer .
Munkara - showed a bit more this week. Little bit of the X factor came out.
Tsatas - was his best game so far. It was not a game where he just ripped it up all day but he was just consistent over all the quarters finding space and linking in well along with some good clearances. His tackle rate is now steady . Good game.
Cox - played wing which I do not like but he was okay. Thought he could have gone harder at a few contests early on but when the game was n the line he worked back in defense and was in flying in front of the contest. Much better without the big numbers of possessions.
Hayes - had a bit of a mare. Not a lot went right for him.
Hind - very good early. Steady over the whole day.
Bryan - dominated the ruck after half time when the GC parked Moyle. Before then he had a decent contest with Moyle and was probably a bit in front. Took some nice marks.
Lord - Lord was Lord. Couple of good things.
Davey - really good other than some scruffy disposal . Makes things happen.
Monty - not a big day numbers wise but was pretty solid down back with his spoils and pressure.
Voss - started on fire early. Good to see him leading at the footy. Was quiet once they shut down the leading lanes and he had a contest. Good game.
Wanganeen - the stats do not do him justice. He was good. Made things happen in the first. A few good tap on's and was good in tight. Not sure they had his disposals right. Pretty sure he had 4 or 5 more than he did. Rolled an ankle in a marking contest in the third but came back on for the last after having it strapped.
McBride - usual usual.
Mass - got a corky early on and battled away after that. Was okay.
Walla - was good. Played the Stringer role taking center bounces then playing forward. Looked a bit tired in the last but kept going to the finish . Looks like he has done a bit of training over the bye as he certainly looks a bit trimmer .
Munkara - showed a bit more this week. Little bit of the X factor came out.
.(Probably because I’ve never spoken to him) but I just have a feeling in my bones that he has unfinished business to attend to.
