Turns 20 on the 7th of Nov.21 yo I think
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Turns 20 on the 7th of Nov.21 yo I think
Don't rate any of those.Townsend, Walker, Robertson are my three preferred DFA's
Good timesRichmond before 2017 had not won a flag for 37 years.
Richmond before 2017 had not won a flag for 37 years.
Well that's on you for not being born earlier...Yes they have won 5 premierships within my lifetime, versus Collingwood with 2 premierships.
You’re being generous. Bottom 2 wasn’t it?Not saying much about them. They Finish in Bottom 4 and Still got the Sack
A true laughing hyena then . .
Haven't you got some argument to inflame with your contribution or something?
Most definitely Kinda is out.
Fair call, although he did drop away pretty quickly omce he became a name and started to receive some attention from the opposition.
As I said, your expectations were to high under the circumstances.Yes I was shocked. I'd never before seen a highly rated defender be less aggressive in his contests than when I first saw Shaz. He peeled away from contests like I've only seen forwards do before. He's significantly improved his attack to become acceptable in this regard, but I was shocked by my first few glimpses of him.
There are better state leaguers around than those guys. Waste of a list spot imo.Townsend, Walker, Robertson are my three preferred DFA's
The mike has been well and truly dropped after this post!
Well that's on you for not being born earlier...
The 'current' tally is 15 to their minnow effort of 12
Oh you just need to remind yourself that no Richmond supporter will ever truly be able to enjoy this long awaited period of success without knowing Collingwood spoilt their PerfectoHaha, thanks for the laugh mate.
If you can't tell I am feeling frustrated with seeing Richmond winning 2 premierships in 3 years.
Maybe. Or maybe I recognised a weakness that will stop him from being a top liner. Basically, my view on Shaz is that if he had the aggression to hit contests like Levi Greenwood, he'd be a star. Basically I view a low level of aggression to be a weakness in the same vein as a lack of pace or strength. Fair chance I'm wrong, but I do think Shaz supports my theory. Hes got some wonderful attributes, but he can't get a regular game.As I said, your expectations were to high under the circumstances.
Keep your avatar Fonzie, because a fit Scharenberg for a sustained period will make you eat your words.Maybe. Or maybe I recognised a weakness that will stop him from being a top liner. Basically, my view on Shaz is that if he had the aggression to hit contests like Levi Greenwood, he'd be a star. Basically I view a low level of aggression to be a weakness in the same vein as a lack of pace or strength. Fair chance I'm wrong, but I do think Shaz supports my theory. Hes got some wonderful attributes, but he can't get a regular game.
Shaz with the the help of CFC2010 did get me my avatar, so that would be fitting. I sincerely hope you're right. I'd love to see him prove me wrong.Keep your avatar Fonzie, because a fit Scharenberg for a sustained period will make you eat your words.
Shaz with the the help of CFC2010 did get me my avatar, so that would be fitting. I sincerely hope you're right. I'd love to see him prove me wrong.
But if Shaz does rise from a pretty perilous career position by somehow finding his inner Greenwood and playing with aggression, will you eat your words, which I assum are suggesting that a lack of aggression isn't an issue holding him back?
You’re twisting my words a bit here I think. Your original suggestion was that you hoped the club learned a lesson to not recruit players who lack aggression and targeted Aish and Scharenberg. I couldn’t speak about Aish because I didn’t follow him much as a junior but I told you that Scharenberg had plenty of it in his junior days before he was cruelled by injuries. I’ve never suggested that his current lack of aggression wasn’t holding him back, I’ve suggested his continuity and injuries have made him more cautious. I’m also suggesting that with said continuity and confidence that his aggression he showed in junior footy is likely to return.Shaz with the the help of CFC2010 did get me my avatar, so that would be fitting. I sincerely hope you're right. I'd love to see him prove me wrong.
But if Shaz does rise from a pretty perilous career position by somehow finding his inner Greenwood and playing with aggression, will you eat your words, which I assum are suggesting that a lack of aggression isn't an issue holding him back?
I have been following your posts today and I was going to post a Fonzie jumping the shark gif but I refrained.
As I have posted recently I am still angry about the Prelim.......playing Aish and “trying” to make him a tagger in that game only made me angrier.
Shaza has 12 months to prove the doubters like you wrong.
As long as our match committee who dropped the ball in the Prelim realise that then in 2020 I have no doubt he will get the job done for us.
I suppose i think aggression is more innate than you do.You’re twisting my words a bit here I think. Your original suggestion was that you hoped the club learned a lesson to not recruit players who lack aggression and targeted Aish and Scharenberg. I couldn’t speak about Aish because I didn’t follow him much as a junior but I told you that Scharenberg had plenty of it in his junior days before he was cruelled by injuries. I’ve never suggested that his current lack of aggression wasn’t holding him back, I’ve suggested his continuity and injuries have made him more cautious. I’m also suggesting that with said continuity and confidence that his aggression he showed in junior footy is likely to return.
It honestly baffles me that people are surprised it’s taking a bit for him to have enough confidence in his body to start throwing himself at contests. I’d be wrapping myself in cotton wool if I’d been through what he has...
Aggression has become a dirty word, so we use different phrases like 'imposes himself on the contest', 'attacks the footy' 'strong in the contest' 'strong tackler', 'hunts the footy', 'competitive' but they're all products of aggression in my book - clearly not a popular book though.Interesting discussion re aggression. For mine aggression is more a personality trait rather than anything else. Commitment, attack, fearlessness, courage are words that could be used in a similar context. I wouldn't describe Scharenberg as aggressive but he has the other qualities in spades and personally I value these over aggression. Regarding Schazza, he's had to play mostly against players taller and bigger bodied than he is, so what's his best method against these types, be aggressive or be smarter and use timing and anticipation and positional nous to get the upper hand. If attacking the ball when spoiling or in ground ball contests could be described as aggressive then he probably has that too. Can someone be described as aggressively backing into a contest with eyes only on the ball?
I don't think aggression ever makes up for lack of skill, composure, balance, smarts etc. and have seen too many players who think that it does come to grief.