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7) no known injuries out of the game (fingers crossed)
It just feels so much more positive this year.Love everything about the club ,such a culture and attitude change .
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'tis but a scratch
Yeah - he's a young bloke, he'll be rightif he was closer to 30, I mightn't feel so confident (not that 30 is OLD)
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I could feel you pointing your keyboard at me when you used that term
Having fewer memories of '05-'18 OTOH...
It didn't helpThat would require you to be able to legally drink through that period.
The Lions continue to be the feel-good story of the 2019 season so far, perhaps not so much if you’re a Kangaroos supporter, but the good vibes are palpable and undeniable.
Two wins on the trot against two teams with winning records in 2018, along with two scores that smashed through the 100 point ceiling are at the core of the optimism.
Now, of course, when you win your first two games, posting such healthy scores, there’s a laundry list of positive statistics which your supporters can drool over in the afterglow of victory. The first thing that stands out for me is the spread of the contribution from an age, physical and 'perceived class' point of view.
Nine different players kicked goals in the opening round win, eleven in their round two victory over the Roos, while it seems that once again the Lions are posting their large totals without any significant contribution from their tall forwards. Their apparent emerging superstar Eric Hipwood has contributed just 1 of his team’s 31 goals over two weeks while having a minimal statistical imprint on either game.
Like Brisbane’s first up effort against the Eagles, they conceded the opening quarter only to dominate the last 3. Whether this speaks to the excellent adjustments made by Chris Fagan and his coaching staff, or perhaps a higher level of fitness than their opponents, what is undeniable is that success is being generated from their emerging midfield. Through two games they top the league in centre clearances which is leading to the Lions generating the second best inside 50 differential in the league.
Around the ground, their disposal efficiency is bettered only by the Magpies - which again speaks to the incredible +707 metres gained differential on their opponents.
Now, that +707m number is worth monitoring, as the best mark in this stat achieved by a team through the course of an entire season was Hawthorn’s 579 in 2015 - a season of course, where the Hawks added more silverware to an enviable collection.
Whether it’s a combination of the Lions being in the wilderness for so long, a pang at seeing list management done so right, or my own personal predilection for the actual city of Brisbane, it’d be a pretty cold person that's not enjoying the reemergence of the Lions.
That would require you to be able to legally drink through that period.
Throw carlton and Richmond in the bottom 6 aswell makes it even more pleasing. **** you VFL.And another positive - Melb and Essendon anchored to the bottom. It just gets better.
Melbourne media: "Who?"Daniel Rich, Hugh McCluggage and Lachie Neale in the afl.com team of the week, great reward for Richy.
2 weeks in a row for Hugh, could he be All Australian this year?
Hugh a bit lucky this week IMO. Was ok but has played much better. I’d have had Robinson if a Lions wingman was to be selected.
Hugh a bit lucky this week IMO. Was ok but has played much better. I’d have had Robinson if a Lions wingman was to be selected.