Tuck

[Tigerland]

If we're not getting completely smashed in the midfield early on I'd like to see Tucky bob up in the forward line when resting. Hard to match up on and could sneak under their guard. Richo can't wrestle with Glass so he'll have to leave the Goalsquare and lead. Stafford to stand in a pocket and Tuck in the other.

And please Terry, please at no stage DO NOT put Tivendale on Judd.
Hyde, Newman, Coughlan and Tuck only.

 

[Darth_Tiger]

if tivendale lines up on judd then i think i will turn the tv off.

 

[Harvey Leadpipe]

I'm going to pretend Tivendale's not even on the ground. Every time he gets the ball I'll be willing one of our guys to run him down and turn it over for us.

Tuck could be extremely important here. Cousins and Judd are going to get a lot of the ball, much the same way that Brisbane lot has in the past. While not trying to shut them completely out of the game, Tucky could find enough of it himself to counteract thier midfield, hopefully getting it down quick enough to our open forward line. Tucky, Cogs, Johnno and Knobel matching up on Cox, Judd, the Drug Dealer and Embley could be an absolute belter.

 

[madtiger2005]

although tivva turns the ball over occasionally, it's usually because he is taking risks, which is what Wallace wants. He may try to outrun an opponent and get caught or kick a drilling pass only for it to be intercepted, but at least he is doing what Terry wants. You have to remember that 80% of Tivvas kicks are rippers and he is naturally one of the best kicks in the team.

 

[Truetiger]

although tivva turns the ball over occasionally, it's usually because he is taking risks, which is what Wallace wants. He may try to outrun an opponent and get caught or kick a drilling pass only for it to be intercepted, but at least he is doing what Terry wants. You have to remember that 80% of Tivvas kicks are rippers and he is naturally one of the best kicks in the team.

occasionally should be all the time

 

[sante]

Tuck plays up forward when he rest every week? Why you say it now