You have confused yourself. You are the guy who brought up Ryan to claim you had better young KPP stocks.
Do you know what KPP stands for?
If he's a KPP hes undersized. If hes not a KPP then why did you bring him up?
Who's closer to their next premiership: Carlton or Freo?
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Do you know what KPP stands for?
If he's a KPP hes undersized. If hes not a KPP then why did you bring him up?
This has been explained multiple times sir, I'm sorry that you don't understand.
But I'll play along once more. Our undersized defender, who had to fill in as a KPD, beat Weitering in the All Australian team. So maybe......our undersized, not even full time "KPD" is better than your actual KPD?
Do you often contradict yourself or is it more of a recent thing.
If hes competing with Weitering then he's an undersized KPD. You can't have it both ways.
This sort of confused thinking and lack of understanding is why you're the only non-expansion club still without a single premiership...let alone the "next" one.
Gotta love your logic. "My team is more successful than yours, therefore I'm smarter than you and your clubs failures means your fans know nothing".
So much irony in your above post, but I just can't handle you anymore. Have a good night dude
Fair call. You too.
I said he has a point of difference
He did and a norm smith
Petracca has a point of difference, but not Fyfe? Genuine question, not being a smartass, just curious as to how?
Are you suggesting Petracca’s point of differences will make him a better player than Fyfe when they both retire?
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It's not young. My rule of thumb is 18-23 is young, 24-29 is prime age, 30+ are vets. On that basis I wouldn't count Pearce or Ryan. Logue and Cox have some promise but neither holds a candle to Weitering at present. Simple as that.
Both powerful fyfe aerially superior, however fyfe just can’t kick goals in the way petrecca buddy GAJ can they are finishers. Judd had the burst and during his westcoast days they had to change the game to contain him with the congestion.
the finishing is what lets down fyfe and the cripps sort. Maybe petrecca wasn’t a good example because he doesn’t have a tank yet so there is that but you know what i mean.
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Your analysis is anchored to the distant past - for both Fyfe and Petracca. Guess what? - Petracca now has an adequate tank and Fyfe has improved his disposal efficiency and set shot % since that 2013 GF which most non-supporters hark back to when discussing Fyfe.
Oh - and contested marks are quite a useful thing!
Fyfe is not in the same class as buddy and co.
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gather your troops.. Freo are on the march....
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Do you often fabricate baseless drivel, anchored in no apparent fact, or is this the first time? Lol.
P.S the above sentence requires a question mark, genius!
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Our young mids can spread the load. Don’t forget we had Darcy Tucker missing for most of the season and he was my tip for a breakout this year. I’d take depth of talent over a standout mid.
Walsh was a better junior than our mids, hence why he was a number 1 pick. The question is does he have as much upside and which of your other young mids will stand up with him going forward?
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The jig is up for Carlton. Fremantle is powerful beyond compare.
I would strongly suggest we all jump on the bandwagon. A dynasty is coming.
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This quote brought to you by the years 2004 and 2010.
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Lol, that was a mental blank moment, for sure!!
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Freo easily.
Fyfe is a champion of the game and Longmuir really surprised me this year,means business.
I think they will rise up next year.
Fyfe is a champion of the game and Longmuir really surprised me this year,means business.
I think they will rise up next year.
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Ummmm....
The only area you probably have us covered this year is rebound 50s (last pic), which is more your HBFers anyway (you also had Nathan Wilson ranked 22nd), but we had Newman missing most of the year and SPS learning the role.
And we still have Marchbank to come back, who is an intercept type player too (averaged 6 intercepts in 2019).
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I think there's a bit to be garnered from this. Quarters won for the year.
Carlton equal 4th with 39 quarters won (Freo were 14th with 26 quarters won - I couldn't fit them on the screen). We all know Carlton's issues this year with 1 blowout quarter letting a team out to an early lead, letting them back in the game, or just killing our chances, but it's a promising sign for next year. That combined with the fact that we had the lowest average losing margin in the league.
We had Cripps playing injured most of the year, missed Kreuzer, Newman, Curnow, Silvagni and Marchbank. Fisher only played 8 games. McKay only 13. McGovern only 12.
Also didn't get a chance to get any games into Kemp, so he's virtually a new recruit.
Some are looking at our similar win/loss and percentages as a guide that we're fairly evenly matched.
I can't speak for Freo's injury issues, but I'd say this info tips the scales in Carlton's favour.
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