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In the spirit of good information for both sides (I come in peace!), Ryan would likely be our best 1v1 defender, and this year Logue has been tasked with taking the number 1 forward to allow Cox to use his intercepting strengths, in Logue's first game of the year he was given the job on Tex Walker, he is much more a lockdown defender.Big call there.
Different styles, yes - but saying Logue (a fringe selection) is better one-on-one that Ryan (an All-Australian defender) is a bold statement.
Regardless, Cox is now Freo's number 1 key defender (even Fyfe has declared it to be the case) & if Cox goes to McL .... its a big compliment to McL.
Rampe can play on talls or smalls at 189cm. Wouldn't be surprised to see some switching, but I'd say Rampe on Taberner and McCartin on Lobb. McCartin a bit taller, a bit slower. Fox is another option on Taberner (especially if Rampe takes a resting Fyfe), but he's even shorter than Rampe (not that it's stopped him before). Height probably not the usual advantage in the wet, which looks likely.In the spirit of good information for both sides (I come in peace!), Ryan would likely be our best 1v1 defender, and this year Logue has been tasked with taking the number 1 forward to allow Cox to use his intercepting strengths, in Logue's first game of the year he was given the job on Tex Walker, he is much more a lockdown defender.
Would love to know your boards thoughts on who would be matching up on Freo's talls (Taberner and Lobb)? Am I right in thinking Rampe plays as a key back?
Cheers guys
Rampe and McCartin are the keys but quite possibly will switch around as they did with the Pies. Rampe took JDG Q1 then switched off him. Fox can play surprisingly tall too.In the spirit of good information for both sides (I come in peace!), Ryan would likely be our best 1v1 defender, and this year Logue has been tasked with taking the number 1 forward to allow Cox to use his intercepting strengths, in Logue's first game of the year he was given the job on Tex Walker, he is much more a lockdown defender.
Would love to know your boards thoughts on who would be matching up on Freo's talls (Taberner and Lobb)? Am I right in thinking Rampe plays as a key back?
Cheers guys
Ditto. McInerney straight back after a rest, but hopefully Stephens locks himself into the 22.Happy with that. Would've liked an unchanged lineup but Stephens is the best like for like for McInerney. Hope he goes well!
I hope we're not too short down back.
Sensible
Sensible
"We have had a number of our younger players have stress related injuries this year and Justin had problems with his back last year so we were advised by our medical department that he needs to have a week off," coach John Longmire said.
JMac - 'managed'
Preventative medicine is a thing you know.Managed / Rest all bullshit. When did AFL football become so soft ? Kick a goal come off for a rest, no goal kicking after training because it might go over your permitted training load hrs logged, rotate off the bench not up forward. Weak as piss. Not talking about the players either. Its the overpaid overrated sports scientists and the dribble they spew out to people at the top end of the code who listen to their tripe and think it’s best practice.
Managed / Rest all bullshit. When did AFL football become so soft ? Kick a goal come off for a rest, no goal kicking after training because it might go over your permitted training load hrs logged, rotate off the bench not up forward. Weak as piss. Not talking about the players either. Its the overpaid overrated sports scientists and the dribble they spew out to people at the top end of the code who listen to their tripe and think it’s best practice.