Snuffaluphagus
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Would have made more sense to start him on ground and sub him out to manage game time.
That many more? * me deadOnly 33 more games until Banfield qualifies for father-son!
Plus, he comes on when everyone else is tired and starting to slow down.It really doesn't. Fyfe planning to come off needs only one in twenty one of the rest to either have a head knock or injury for him to have to stay on the ground and we are effectively a man down while he sits on restricted minutes.
Assuming the potential for incident is uniform across a game (which I don't believe it is), then bringing on the limited minutes player towards the end minimises the risk to the club.
Let him play some full speed minutes and then run after the game.
The heat should still be on the coach. Because we would be 3 and 5 and haven't been able to beat anyone higher than 13th on the ladder.And if we win, and convincingly. Then what? Lol
I hope Sturt leaves at the end of the year to a Melbourne or Collingwood type and becomes a star there, he deserves better than this
Can just as easily have someone go down in the first 5 minutesIt really doesn't. Fyfe planning to come off needs only one in twenty one of the rest to either have a head knock or injury for him to have to stay on the ground and we are effectively a man down while he sits on restricted minutes.
Assuming the potential for incident is uniform across a game (which I don't believe it is), then bringing on the limited minutes player towards the end minimises the risk to the club.
Let him play some full speed minutes and then run after the game.
Can just as easily have someone go down in the first 5 minutes
If he's not fit enough ... don't play him. He's too valuable to play unless he is absolutely cherry ripefyfe as the sub makes complete sense to me after being out for 6 weeks, instead of expecting that'd he be fully match fit straight away
If he's not fit enough ... don't play him. He's too valuable to play unless he is absolutely cherry ripe
If he is fit enough ... its not nothing short of insulting
Sure its a scale. But a decent high performance team could prepare him to play away from game day to the point where he is ready to run out a full game.That there are programs called Couch to 5k should demonstrate to reasonable people that fitness is not a binary, it's a scale.
And it was insulting to Walters too. For a young kid, I can get it (to a certain extent).Both Matthew Johnson and Michael Walters have built into the workload of an AFL game via the sub position. It's entirely reasonable for Fyfe to do the same if Michael Walters did it earlier in the year.
Sure its a scale. But a decent high performance team could prepare him to play away from game day to the point where he is ready to run out a full game.
If he could run more than 8km it would be a good idea.I was talking about the coach.
But Wilson as a forward makes no sense to me...Wilson as a winger makes more sense
With all due respect if someone comes off with concussion and Fyfe get's subbed on how is that any different?It really doesn't. Fyfe planning to come off needs only one in twenty one of the rest to either have a head knock or injury for him to have to stay on the ground and we are effectively a man down while he sits on restricted minutes.
Assuming the potential for incident is uniform across a game (which I don't believe it is), then bringing on the limited minutes player towards the end minimises the risk to the club.
Let him play some full speed minutes and then run after the game.
It's the same outcome?And if Fyfe were a starter and it wasn't Fyfe going down, we will be one down on the bench when Fyfe maxes out his minutes.
Is it more likely that Fyfe will play his allotted minutes or that there will be an injury?
It's really not that hard.
BTW , Happy to have a look at Erasmus anyway , Seen a lot of Nat over the years so all goodWith all due respect if someone comes off with concussion and Fyfe get's subbed on how is that any different?
my point is if he is on managed minutes strictly adhered to when and if someone gets injured would be irrelevant.
Is there data on the AFL website on how much distance a player runs per game?
With all due respect if someone comes off with concussion and Fyfe get's subbed on how is that any different?
my point is if he is on managed minutes strictly adhered to when and if someone gets injured would be irrelevant.