ANZAC Day result hurts. But we need to move on.
This is another very big game in the context of our season. Another loss puts us behind on the win/loss ledger.
Our form at the MCG has been good this year (2-1) & our form against Geelong has been very good over the last couple of seasons with convincing victories at the MCG. But they look an improved unit this year so it will be another challenging game.
PROS
This is another very big game in the context of our season. Another loss puts us behind on the win/loss ledger.
Our form at the MCG has been good this year (2-1) & our form against Geelong has been very good over the last couple of seasons with convincing victories at the MCG. But they look an improved unit this year so it will be another challenging game.
PROS
- Form at the MCG this year.
- Form against Geelong over the last two seasons.
- Midfield functioning well to combat their own very good onball division.
- Daniher has returned and has two matches under his belt and impressed in both.
- Defence looking stable with Hurley, Hooker & Ambrose.
- Likely return of Orazio Fantasia.
- Strong performing VFL team (playing Collingwood on Saturday @ Windy Hill) with plenty of options available.
- An extra 3 days break over Geelong, who have a tough game on Sunday at home against the reigning premiers. It's the first time in a few years we have had a longer break after an ANZAC Day game.
- Just how are we going to respond after the emotional letdown of an ANZAC Day loss?
- The "brave" loss syndrome. Any chance we can avoid the club being happy with themselves in just losing a big game and put their anger and energy into rebounding strongly?
- Devon Smith - severity of his injury?
- A loss here will really put us deep in the pack of teams around the middle section of the ladder.
- Geelong midfield really firing so far this year.
- The likes of Hawkins & Gary Rohan could cause us headaches in their forward half.
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