Hayes has pent most of the game forward, not in the ruck.Lycett and Hayes 3 possessions each.
And these are the ruckmen vying for a league spot?
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Hayes has pent most of the game forward, not in the ruck.Lycett and Hayes 3 possessions each.
And these are the ruckmen vying for a league spot?
16 touches between Visentini, Georgiades, Lycett, Scully and Hayes and 2 of them could play next week. Are they trying to force the selector to not pick them?
Lycett is cooked but celebrating injuries is pretty sad of you.
No way Teakle plays next week after that.There is zero chance of 2 of them playing next week.
Georgy is injured, Scully is an embryo and the other 3 are ruckmen.
It's a slight hit relaxLycett is cooked but celebrating injuries is pretty sad of you.
Hayes has pent most of the game forward, not in the ruck.
Hayes has played FF bar one cba just before 3/4 timeLycett and Hayes 3 possessions each.
And these are the ruckmen vying for a league spot?
I'm sorry, how is that illogical. These blokes are picked as the best of the best, they train full time and have access to (theoretically) expert coaches and support staff. They also regularly play at a faster, tougher and more skilful level. They should be a s**t tonne better than some SANFL mug.
I'm saying if they run out of legs they had a chance to hold guys back - who knows who will get picked. Who would have thought Teakle would play a game in the AFL this year with Hinkley its anything goes and hope for the best. Owns the wins and losses are someone else fault.
You can't be dominated the way Teakle was against Williams. No matter how banged up Lycett is, he would have knocked him over and held him so while Lycett would have a handful of touches at least Williams doesn't get 13 clearances.All the discussion post-Eagles game has been playing him in the ruck instead of Teakle.
3 possessions. Forward or ruck, that's not enough.
Collingwood b&f winner Fellowes no less. He turned out to be a handy reserves player. ******* useless at league level thoughHe arrived with ruck saviour Wes Fellowes
I thought Smallridge was from WA, there was a medium sized collingwood bloke who came to Alberton at about the same time as Fellowes, I can't remember his name but he was fairly solidly built and had a number 2 hair cut.He arrived with ruck saviour Wes Fellowes
Smallridge and Fellowes, 2 of the slowest players I have seen in a Port guernseyHe arrived with ruck saviour Wes Fellowes
Today we have by far a more talented side, they just don’t give a s**tThat's the never-ending logical flaw in these SANFL-related threads, that assumption that anyone who is AFL listed is somehow a better player than their SANFL counterparts.
No, Russell Ebert was the coach for the game against the hawks, from memory it would have been around 1985 or 86.Is this when John Cahill was coaching Collingwood? Was there a half forward called Evans who followed John over to Collingwood?
We played Hawthorn in 1985, Fellowes was here in 1991.I thought Smallridge was from WA, there was a medium sized collingwood bloke who came to Alberton at about the same time as Fellowes, I can't remember his name but he was fairly solidly built and had a number 2 hair cut.
He played ok in mid season game against Hawthorn when we had about 6 - 8 regulars unavailable and went close to knocking them off.