That's a bloody ridiculous statement. Everyone knows Caddyshack was his best performance.

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That's a bloody ridiculous statement. Everyone knows Caddyshack was his best performance.![]()
Not really out of context, comparing the careers of McLeod and Tambling is ridiculous. McLeod was already an established champion after five years, Tambling has only just win a regular spot in a poor team.
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I have been drawn to track Tamblings development along the same lines as Andrew McLeod...
The comparison was more in reference stats, well atleast that's how I took it.
Cheap shot Sin!
Jake King is spuds![]()
Seems from this quote it was their development that was being compared, this is what I'm pointing out. By this stage McLeod had developed into a two time Norm Smith Medalist, two time premiership player, All Australian, B&F winner while Tambling has only just cemented a position in a poor team.
By the way, Stephen Browne (13.3 disposals per game) at this stage of his career is statistically speaking more advanced than Gary Ablett Jnr (12.56) and Alan Didak (9.38). Do I need to go on?


Tigers mirror '04 Hawks: HardwickHardwick said his preference was also to build a team around key position players, although Dustin Martin was added to a strong midfield with the Tigers' first selection in November.
The coach's philosophy was evident in the approach to the next two selections: Ben Griffiths, a 199cm key forward, and David Astbury, a 195cm key position player.
"The way I see it, you've got to develop your keys first," he said.
"If you look at the drafting system, it’s a lot harder to get a key position guy.
"Obviously we took Dustin at pick three, but that’s why we targeted Astbury and Griffiths.
"For where we're at, we need those key position guys, and we tried to draft accordingly."
Cotchin and Cousins are A graders.To be honest I think Carlton supporters ovverrate their midfield.
3 A graders in Murphy, Judd and Gibbs.
McLean, Simpson are honest B graders but after that the talent runs thin. Kane Lucas should also be a decent B grader.
IMO we also have 3 A graders: Deledio, Cousins, Cotchin
I also think Martin will be an A grader with a Daniel Rich impact. Then we also have foley who is along the same lines as Simpson and Mclean.
Your ruck division is clearly better as you have depth. Once Vickery has developed he will battle with Kruezer and Graham looks like he will provide an adequte back up.
I think our backlines are very similar, however I think our forwards trump yours.
YOu have Henderson who has proved as much as our latest FF recruit Ben Griffiths. We have Jack Riewoldt and Mitch Morton who IMO are better than any Carlton forward and hence why I think we will win round 1.
"Goddess"


Dustin Martin was added to a strong midfield with the Tigers' first selection in November.
Originally Posted by amcre![]()
To be honest I think Carlton supporters ovverrate their midfield.
3 A graders in Murphy, Judd and Gibbs.
McLean, Simpson are honest B graders but after that the talent runs thin. Kane Lucas should also be a decent B grader.
IMO we also have 3 A graders: Deledio, Cousins, Cotchin
I also think Martin will be an A grader with a Daniel Rich impact. Then we also have foley who is along the same lines as Simpson and Mclean.
Your ruck division is clearly better as you have depth. Once Vickery has developed he will battle with Kruezer and Graham looks like he will provide an adequte back up.
I think our backlines are very similar, however I think our forwards trump yours.
YOu have Henderson who has proved as much as our latest FF recruit Ben Griffiths. We have Jack Riewoldt and Mitch Morton who IMO are better than any Carlton forward and hence why I think we will win round 1.
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You still didnt quote the part in brackets where he highlighted he was referring to a stats comparison.

You know what he meant Sin, I know you do, because you are smarter than that
Big win for us if they're gonna put Simmonds up against Kreuzer/Hampson.
we’ve tried Dean Polo down there this year with great success,
I don’t want to have one guy kicking 80 goals and the next one 20, I’d rather have three guys kicking 50 goals
so what we’re after is a greater spread of goalkickers from a system, not so much a focal point.
Not really out of context, comparing the careers of McLeod and Tambling is ridiculous. McLeod was already an established champion after five years, Tambling has only just win a regular spot in a poor team.

__________________This sort of article shits me.
I mean I know it is an off-season 'pad piece' but there is nothing new in there of any great interest.
All it does is again focus readers on how he is going and how some think he should be going... been done plenty of times before!
For the record, I place Bling in the same boat as Lids and a few other Tigers... players who's whole AFL career has been played under TW and in poorly performing teams.
Again no surprise to me that Blings better form last year came once a change in coach was underway and some footballing & mental blankets were lifted.
Put Shane Edwards in this catagory as well.
I have been drawn to track Tamblings development along the same lines as Andrew McLeod... (Yes they are both indigenous but they are also of similar build and IMO will play their careers in similar positions)
Most agree that McLeod has been a champion player but Tambling has him covered (statistically anyway) over the first 5 years of their respective careers.
Does this prove anything? Perhaps not but I'm sure if the stats went the other way they would be used to slap Richie.
(Wasn't planning to go on about this but hey... there you go)
"Goddess"

