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Re: Calls for Varcoe to be dropped
Happy for him and more importantly for our Team that he racked this one up. I may be wrong but I get the feeling you will find fault with him , no matter what he does............
Not judging him on Sundays game , just pointing out that 24 touches , 10 contested possessions and 2 goals is what we want from him on a consistent basis , that is all.I'm prejudice, how so?
Wojo is not a midfielder and never claimed to be one. He has a role to run out of defense or off the wing. Varcoe follows the stoppages like a genuine midfielder and rarely shows aggression to the contest.
I do hope he plays somewhere near his best too. Judging him at all on Sunday's game is just foolish though. When a bunch of VFL players who are struggling to win games in a team at VFL level suddenly destroy an AFL level team? If you can't smell something fishy there, you simply aren't looking at this realistically. Adelaide were beyond pathetic.
Happy for him and more importantly for our Team that he racked this one up. I may be wrong but I get the feeling you will find fault with him , no matter what he does............




...if the VFL boys have proven themselves to him, he'll always drop that player who is not doing the job for the team and so far he hasn't yet dropped Varcoe. Like Chappy he's needed more time to find form but you'll probably find he's been given lesser roles during games and now as the season is starting to get serious, Trav will begin to step up the workload and add more attributes to his game. The tackling is number 1 for me, if he only can lay say...7 or 8 tackles per game and that's all, it's good enough for me because I know those tackles will generate turnovers and our ability to find targets will result in goals. You only have to look at Alwyn Davey's tackling effectivity back in 2009 & 2010 to see how crucial Trav can be in the forward/half forward area.