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Sack Hinkley and lets find outAny gut feel on whether Sam Hayes will make it at AFL level and in what position?
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Sack Hinkley and lets find outAny gut feel on whether Sam Hayes will make it at AFL level and in what position?
Clurey started on McStay and was led a merry dance in the first quarter. Thereafter, every opponent Clurey went to had a field day marking well in front of him.All of Hipwood marks were on the lead..not pack marks. I can’t recall Oscar taking a pack mark, and McStay is not massive and he just outplayed mckenzie. They got lucky with some arsey clearances and some good kicks to blokes in front.
I’m not totally disagreeing REH I’m just saying it can work if ya mids at least break even. It works for teams with a midfield group that doesn’t get spanked.
Rozee's drop in form is also concerning, getting his talents coached out from him
The Giants are front runners. They get their tails up early and they're impossible to reign in. We start well, and match the contested work of them and they're gettable and I don't think they're that good either or better then us. What went wrong last night is obvious and if we rectify the mistakes and learn from it we should be in a good spot for next week's game.Next week will be the same. Our midfield has probably never won a quarter going up against the GWS midfield.
Hayes is a ruckman, he plays well in the SANFL in the ruck and I personally believe he will be better then Ladhams as a ruckman he just needs time to develop.I look at our list and question who we could bring in to remedy this issue, in the case we play the lions again in 2020.
Sam Hayes - 203cm but I sense he's been groomed as a ruck rather than forward. Is this correct?
Ladham - 202cm
Buzza - 199cm
Westhoff - 199cm
Watts - 196cm
Liernert - 195cm
Grundy 194cm
The solution last night, based on selections, should have been Westhoff drop back. Then and only when the game had been lost to drop Marshall back to give him a taste of how hard he needs to work.
If we could have our selections again playing two rucks (Ladhams or Hayes) and dropping the second ruck to play the Brogan role; or
Picking Watts, Liernert or Grundy to play the defensive roles they are selected for; or
Selecting an extra forward in Buzza and playing one of Buzza, Marshall or Westhoff to play down back
None of the solutions are great but that just highlights our deficiencies in our squad and coaching panel
Any gut feel on whether Sam Hayes will make it at AFL level and in what position?
He is crazy good at collecting the ball of the ground for a guy who is 203cm, has long arms and a great leap so gets his hand a long way above his opponent and centre bounce.Hayes is a ruckman, he plays well in the SANFL in the ruck and I personally believe he will be better then Ladhams as a ruckman he just needs time to develop.
Hinkley and the list management team. He has requests, but ultimately they also have to take a share of the blame for not prioritising drafting and trading for (not undersized) KPP’s at both ends of the ground. It’s a true team effort of poor decisions at Port.The biggest takeaway from this game (and one a lot of us expected) is that we're stuffed against quick sides with a lot of height up forward. As soon as we lose that midfield battle for a bit, we don't have the guys down back who can compete 1 on 1. We then concede a bunch of goals within 10 minutes. We still don't have a plan B in our game plan, because Hinkley still hasn't grasped that at some point our defenders will need to be capable of holding their own physically.
I really rate Hayes from what I've seen of him at Magpies games. I rate him ahead of Ladhams, he just doesn't have the tank yet.He is crazy good at collecting the ball of the ground for a guy who is 203cm, has long arms and a great leap so gets his hand a long way above his opponent and centre bounce.
He is listed at 102kgs so may not be far off having the strength to go against the big rucks, wonder how his tank has developed enough to run out games at AFL level.
Hayes is a ruckman, he plays well in the SANFL in the ruck and I personally believe he will be better then Ladhams as a ruckman he just needs time to develop.
For those a little more in the know, is there anyone that can be turned into a beast defender with nous like Ladhams, Hayes, Georgiades....? Similar to G Phillips . Either that or we have to go recruit someone.
I don't understand Lycett at all he doesn't even try to jump in the ruck
Hinkley and the list management team. He has requests, but ultimately they also have to take a share of the blame for not prioritising drafting and trading for (not undersized) KPP’s at both ends of the ground. It’s a true team effort of poor decisions at Port.
We aren't playing in it, I'm fairly sure Hayes was in the group left in Adelaide when the rest of the squad went into the hub. I'm not sure what they do for match fitness besides the odd scratch match against Adelaidewhat is happening in the SANFL this year? I just googled and it seems to be an 8 team comp.
Are the left over port and crows players getting a game anywhere for development?
Really need to adress the midfiled, one of Rockliff and Wines needs to go with the view of getting Rozee/Butters into the midfield for longer, their skill and pace is what we need, not the same slow one dimensional make up that hasn't been able to deliver in previous years.We looked most dangerous when butters and Rozee were around the ball. It’s depressing seeing wines/rockliff in the centre square at the same time. Oppo mids would run their hands together seeing that.
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