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My 3 word player analysis V The Swine Flues

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Good call jacey. I thought Frawley did very well, although 7 goals to his opponent definitely makes his performance seem worse than it was, no doubt.

Unlucky for young Chip, should finish top 5 in the b&f this year i reckon.

 
Good call jacey. I thought Frawley did very well, although 7 goals to his opponent definitely makes his performance seem worse than it was, no doubt.

Unlucky for young Chip, should finish top 5 in the b&f this year i reckon.

Can someone clear this up for me. How much time did Frawley play on him compared to McNamara? On which player were the goals kicked?

Can someone clear this up for me. How much time did Frawley play on him compared to McNamara? On which player were the goals kicked?

IIRC, Fev who had 2 goals up to then got 3 goals on T-Mac in the second quarter in quick succession - from a soft-as-melted-butter free 20m out, then a miskicked helicopter from 50m on the boundary which floated through, then the dribbled goal from the boundary while being pushed off balance. He also gave away a goal from that equally soft free against Cheney.

He got another 2 after that, probably on Frawley, but these 3 were the gamebreakers. Frawley definitely had the better of him before then, but I think that when within about 10 minutes Fev got two of the softest frees he's probably had in his whole career within 20 metres of goal, then shanked a very difficult shot which went through, he knew it was going to be his day.

Don't know that Chip would have been able to make a difference for any of these.

 
You're way too harsh on Frawley. He was great today and had the umpires not been playing for the Blues would have had even better numbers. You need to remember that the three goal burst by Fev was while Frawley was on the bench.

Bate was one of our better players for mine. He wasn't a star, but he was pretty solid all day which is more than most can say.

Martin was great. He took the no. 1 ruck role and did a great job both at bounces and around the ground. His disposal is improving too.

Not surprised if you didnt notice when Frawley was taken off Fev. DB had to do it twice before Carltank woke up to the move!!! first time they took Fev off to the bench too and he didn't get 1 goal on McNamara! Perhaps because we were ony 6 rows back???? Nice one DB very subtle countermove. Forced when trying to hide our best ruckman at full forward backfired when the Russian could not kick a behind to save himself!

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