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..........or perhaps further advice to Horse.
Mate I tell you if Mumford breaks down I will never ever forgive you. A bloke that size cannot run around on today's harder grounds all bloody day without wrecking his knees. Play Pyke (or even Currie). Swap them deep in the forward line (so you don't use a bench player) and force the likes of Scarlett to be fully accountable.
You have White out at CHF creating a big hole behind him for Reid to lead in to and if that is covered you have a monster at the top of the square who can at least bring it to ground. There is not a defence in the comp who could cover a forward setup like that particularly when you have O'Keefe and Goodes drifting in too.
Footy really should not be that difficult to work out.
Mate I tell you if Mumford breaks down I will never ever forgive you. A bloke that size cannot run around on today's harder grounds all bloody day without wrecking his knees. Play Pyke (or even Currie). Swap them deep in the forward line (so you don't use a bench player) and force the likes of Scarlett to be fully accountable.
You have White out at CHF creating a big hole behind him for Reid to lead in to and if that is covered you have a monster at the top of the square who can at least bring it to ground. There is not a defence in the comp who could cover a forward setup like that particularly when you have O'Keefe and Goodes drifting in too.
Footy really should not be that difficult to work out.




And in time he may well become one of the best CHF's around. But I am talking about now, and you don't stick a 19yo kid at CHF, as talented as he is, because you'll destroy him. CHF is about the most physically taxing position there is. Look at Brereton, Carey, and now Brown. Careers (brilliant as they were) over before their time. 
