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Having watched Brett Lee's brutal rebuttal of Piers Morgan's criticism of the courage of England's batsmen, I am moved to question our right as posters to question the hardness of our AFL players. Morgan showed that he was unwilling to stand and play the bowling he abused the English players of handling badly. (none of them stepped away). Would we be willing to keep our eyes on the ball as Jonathan Brown bore down on us with murder in his eye. Unless we have done it, perhaps we should keep quiet on this matter.
Players like Loney and Didak, heavily criticised on these pages, never backed off, but played to give the team the best use of their skills. This meant keeping their feet. Daicos, who played the same way, if somewhat better, escapes the criticism. I don't believe that there are any soft players taking the field for AFL clubs. Thoughts?
Players like Loney and Didak, heavily criticised on these pages, never backed off, but played to give the team the best use of their skills. This meant keeping their feet. Daicos, who played the same way, if somewhat better, escapes the criticism. I don't believe that there are any soft players taking the field for AFL clubs. Thoughts?

