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Vossy - "Quick, send back a poo emoji and hopefully that fixes it. If not ill go down to the bench and get angry at everyone"
He's way too valuable to be...but imagine Jordy being the sub for us once the game opens up.
Titch and Long do the hard work in the middle, only for Jordy to come in like a bull in a china shop.
JDG as sub is still a bad idea.Funny seeing this post when I was ridiculed earlier in the season for suggesting we use Jordy as a super sub to help managing him through the season (since we so insisted on playing him when he was clearly hampered)
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JDG as sub is still a bad idea.
We just beat Hawthorn and Adelaide without him so hes a nice addition anywhereI disagree even more now than I did back then seeing how damn near bullet proof our system is
You don't nurse a player in via sub. If they aren't capable of playing a full game, they shouldn't be sub because of the risk of an early injury.I disagree even more now than I did back then seeing how damn near bullet proof our system is
You don't nurse a player in via sub. If they aren't capable of playing a full game, they shouldn't be sub because of the risk of an early injury.
You can do it as a quasi-rest for a player, like Pendles, but if he was required early in the game, he still could have fulfilled that role.
The question of whether JDG wasn't right to play earlier in the year is unknowable, so spare us your certainty on that.
JDG presumably hit all his markers, etc. and was thus deemed fit to play. It is not an exact science, but you seem comfortable in making an assessment via keyboard that this wasn't the case?It's unknowable?
Really? Come on man. You realise you don't have to disagree just for the sake of it yeah?
Anyone with functioning eye balls could see De Goey wasn't right from game one.
Now the sub argument? I just assume that he'd be more at risk of injury playing 3 quarters vs playing 1 wouldn't he?
JDG presumably hit all his markers, etc. and was thus deemed fit to play. It is not an exact science, but you seem comfortable in making an assessment via keyboard that this wasn't the case?
No point discussing the sub question further. If you don't get it, you don't get it.
With no first hand knowledge or presumably any expertise in the field, you presume to know better than those making decisions who have that experience and expertise.The fundamental difference here is you take the club at face value which is fair enough
I don't always do that. Particualrly when Fly and other coaches have said repeatedly that "players play hurt".
This isn't a Sicily situation where people are hand waiving poor form with an assumption of injury. Jordan De Goey has quite clearly not been right since the start.
With no first hand knowledge or presumably any expertise in the field, you presume to know better than those making decisions who have that experience and expertise.
That's either breathtakingly arrogant or stupid. Or maybe both?
There it is. Back to being certain about an unknowable. Guess you can't grasp this idea. Don't derail.You can throw insults all you like, fact is, turned out I was right...
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He’s very passionate.I’d prefer you didn’t feel the need.
Both could be right. He could be fully over the groin but struggled to shake off the Achilles injury Ned Long inflictedThe fundamental difference here is you take the club at face value which is fair enough
I don't always do that. Particualrly when Fly and other coaches have said repeatedly that "players play hurt".
This isn't a Sicily situation where people are hand waiving poor form with an assumption of injury. Jordan De Goey has quite clearly not been right since the start.
He was slowly getting back to business until the new achilles injury. It was just bad luck.Both could be right. He could be fully over the groin but struggled to shake off the Achilles injury Ned Long inflicted
Ned saw a weakness and pounced, the man is relentless.He was slowly getting back to business until the new achilles injury. It was just bad luck.
9 day break between games and then a bye afterwards - For a test game, to see how he goes and how he holds up, it could not possibly be better placed.Feels like kb is perfect time to just play him
Had a block of games and a bye the next week
Lmao underrated postIf they did knowing my luck id get a Matt Priddis ornamental pear
I'd prefer we don't do test cases. There's no need to play Mitchell till after the bye. We already know what he can produce. Let's continue building him up till after the bye. I'm not even sure where he fits atm.9 day break between games and then a bye afterwards - For a test game, to see how he goes and how he holds up, it could not possibly be better placed.
If Fly's talk is all about putting people in a spot to succeed, I can't honestly see a single reason why this wouldn't be the first look we get at Tom Mitchell in the AFL side, as the beginning of the real experiment to see where he fits from this point forward in 2025.