I would agree with you. Perhaps a coaching/mentoring role is more likely? We've got several young key forwards like King and Walter who could really benefit from his knowledge of the game.
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Suns in the Media - Part I
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'Grateful' Sun on key QClash tasks, Chol's helping hand
Cal Twomey is joined by round 20 Rising Star nominee Mac Andrew
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A young Ryley Sanders was a passionate Gold Coast Suns supporter and here he is with one of his childhood heroes Lemmo. We should definitely keep an eye on young Ryley should things not work out for him at North and he wants to live his childhood dream by pulling on the red and gold. We already know he plays well with future Suns Walter, Read and Rogers after the Allies' championship this year. Let's not let this one slip like we did with childhood Suns supporter Will Day. Sanders is going to be a star in the AFL for anyone that's wondering.
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Buddy strikes me as a guy a bit like Tony Lockett
Can imagine him retiring and never hearing from him again
He doesn't do social media, won't be a commentator and why would he coach or mentor?
He's just going to leave us with the memories and that's a good thing
Can imagine him retiring and never hearing from him again
He doesn't do social media, won't be a commentator and why would he coach or mentor?
He's just going to leave us with the memories and that's a good thing
Lockett does some mentoring at Sydney every now and again.
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King talks for a few minutes on the Gold Coast - Lions game with a focus on Gold Coast game plan.
He makes a great point about the midfield. For the entire game we had Flanders/Humphrey/Anderson rolling up from half forward which meant we pretty much always had at least 3 of Touk, Rowell, Humphrey and Flanders in and around the ball which allowed Anderson to float outside as a receiver where he is absolutely dominant. The Lions just had no idea what was going on and Flanders and Anderson feasted in their preferred roles as a result.
Was brilliant coaching and something we never would’ve seen from Dew.
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There’s lots of improvement left in Mally. That skilful snap at goal and bullet of a pass to Levi I think it was were exquisite.
His best is more than good enough, his worst is very poor indeed (especially contested ground balls).
Needs to work at getting his poor/weak stuff up to average/acceptable and he will be good.
A bit like Flanders and Andrew, if he can work himself into the side and become a clear best 22, should be easier to play well.
Tbh, there is a spot in every team for a quick small forward who can hold their own in a ground ball contest.
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Still a work in progress but those flashes of brilliance make it something worth investing time into
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His field kicking can be good, but has also had some howlers. I like his speed.
If he can get into better positions—like that front and centre goal he got on the weekend—or find a bit more space to get out the back, he will contribute a goal or two each week.
If Ainsworth and Rosas can get 2-4 goals between them each week, we suddenly become very threatening.
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I think Rosas also looked better when he pushed up the ground linking play similar to Ainsworth.
But we still need another skilful crumbing forward. Ace ain’t it.
But we still need another skilful crumbing forward. Ace ain’t it.
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My biggest issue with Mally is when he tries to turn back on himself.
A couple of times he ran himself into trouble instead of just charging away with the ball.
A couple of times he ran himself into trouble instead of just charging away with the ball.
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No right foot unfortunately
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Yeah, but he just needed to run away from his opponent sometimes.
You're right though, it's a bit of a left footers curse
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The simple task that helped gun Sun recapture best form
The Suns gave Ben King a simple job to get their spearhead back into form
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Slight change of role and away we go
A bit of domination in the middle and much better deliveries helped too.The simple task that helped gun Sun recapture best form
The Suns gave Ben King a simple job to get their spearhead back into form
Slight change of role and away we go
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Can't see the big deal myself, it's in the tackling action and he's just grabbed onto whatever he was able to at the time. If it was a wrestle after and he's premeditated the grab onto the nuts I'd understand the song and dance.
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Yep, 100%.
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A knee to the temple in a marking attempt looks bad but it's a football action and I see this as similar.
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