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Kicking is our biggest problem..

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What is it that we dont do that evrey team in the top four does..

it is integral part of winning and something that can be taught .

its not just kiv=cking everyone can do that.

its not kicking for goal, we are pretty straight.

so what is it what does out team lack?

kicking to the advantage side of our players.. it stands out like [censored] on a bull its more noticable in the forward line and everyone hangs it on robbo for this but really the guy is small for a key forward and he does always... always have a yard or too on his opersistion but he then has to double back side step leap early and do any other number of tricks just to get posistion to mark the ball...anyone see brett burton struggle?? besides that leap which also was well setup .. hey had it delivered infront and therefore did his job making it impossible for the backs..

Really when you think about it with the new in your back touch of a finger rule there should be more marks then ever before.. someeone get down to the club and teach them to kick on the run to space or atleast to the feet of the oncoming player.. the back line the forward line everywhere..

Its like kicking out from full back and the guy is trying to kick the leather off it so the ball swings and goes to the opersition. why let this player kick out for one, and if he does have to play to his skill level not sit 80 out and say just pop it over here..

if they are so worried about there skill level dont you think you would come up with a game plan that doesnt put some many varibles into it..

excuse the spelling the pain killers make it hard..

 

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