You won’t be in the minority hoping the Pies get beaten.
If the Suns happen to knock us over, I will barrack hard for them against the detestable Pies
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You won’t be in the minority hoping the Pies get beaten.
Clug could barely run last night. I watched him on the ground just after the half time siren and he was totally gassed. He didn’t seem able to move laterally as well as usual either. He definitely seems to be battling a pretty significant knee problem which is restricting his speed and mobility. I don’t think we will be able to rely on him to perform any miracles for us next week. Hope I am wrong.They have 2 decent mids. If were to get on top it’ll be our midfield depth
I’ll back W Ashcroft and Clug to play much better next week and Bailey likes playing the Suns
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Please explain what was saidFirst Crack just showed some terrible vision for Bailey. Not great.
It looks like we have too many banged up players in the side at the same time to me, physically and/or mentally.Clug could barely run last night. I watched him on the ground just after the half time siren and he was totally gassed. He didn’t seem able to move laterally as well as usual either. He definitely seems to be battling a pretty significant knee problem which is restricting his speed and mobility. I don’t think we will be able to rely on him to perform any miracles for us next week. Hope I am wrong.
Just look at this:
Neale - gone
Hipwood - gone
Coleman - gone
Answerth - gone
Payne - gone
Doedee - gone
McCarthy - gone
Cameron - busted
Ah Chee - busted
Berry - busted
McCluggage - busted
McInerney - busted
Lohmann - busted
L.Ashcroft - overfatigued
Day - broken, busted, ancient and fragile
Gallop - not ready
McLachlan - not ready
Smith - not ready
We have done amazingly well to get this far. It’ll take some effort beat the Suns but they will be tired and if we can get on top somehow with whatever is left of us, the adrenaline they will be riding might very quickly wear off. It’s a massive if but this might end up a blow out to them or a war of attrition between two side struggling to stand.
Clug could barely run last night. I watched him on the ground just after the half time siren and he was totally gassed. He didn’t seem able to move laterally as well as usual either. He definitely seems to be battling a pretty significant knee problem which is restricting his speed and mobility. I don’t think we will be able to rely on him to perform any miracles for us next week. Hope I am wrong.
Please explain what was said
Fagan needs to coach like he is standing on thin ice. He can do it with a few deft selection touches. You nailed it DevRoboGun.We can still make the GF but IMO it’s going to take some seriously Ballsy coaching, starting with returning to our 2023 structure of two talls.
Hipwood out - okay, we can’t win a flag with two of gallop, day and Oscar in the team.
Fagan must be bold and return to 2023 Brisbane, now. Oscar In, his only job to bring the ball to ground. Bring in McKenna and play the chaos small forward line.
Neale out doesn’t cruel us anymore, we saw this by how much our mids dominated freo and the hawks without him.
Our defense is looking solid and settled so all we need to do is tinker our structure up the field to be small, fast and manic. These out of form small forwards were able to find a way last September, so let’s back them to do it again starting this weekend.
McKenna, Ah Chee, Charlie, Bailey / Rayner, Lohmann buzzing around the forward line with a strong midfield Performance will get the job done.
I think we lost Friday night because our midfield got soundly beaten.
I thought our forwards and back did better than expected given the midfield defeat.
So I would not support any changes to the forward line.
We have been up and down with our emotion and want for the contest over the season and agree we have bounced back.I agree with this 100%. Similar happened against the Swans a few weeks ago, then we bounced back. I would be very surprised if we played that pooly again this week in an elimination final. I still believe our best is still the best.
