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Goalkicking Analysis & Identification

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Melbourne fans = keeping a lid on it nicely.

No doubt. I just hope we don't get ahead of ourselves. I mean, how many players have kicked 4, with opportunities to kick 6 or kicked 6 with the opportunity to kick 8? etc etc. There is absolutely no doubting his talent. But there was no doubting Jackovich's, Farmer's, Schwarta's talent. Even if his head stays screwed on and he doesn't want to go home. And even if he avoids trade or injury, or form issues, or fatigue... there's on-field stuff he's not dealt with yet. What if we recruited another big tall, and he had to fit in with Watts and, say, Butcher for example? Will he still threaten to kick 8 a game?

Maybe first to kick 100, is a bit of an ask.

if MFC recruit another KPF, than i believe that he would be more of a threat to kick goals.

 
Bate does ok but 50/50 maybe on set shots unless.

I think Bate is one of the best shots for goal in our team ATM. He is a very reliable set shot especially.

He kicked 27.13 this year, and I'd say a lot of those points were during his form slump at the start of the year.

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We need a big body for variation, much like st.kilda do with roo and kosi and the crows with Tippett. Why do you think the Cats were hell bent on getting Ottens back.

Big body is fine, but he still needs to be quite mobile. The top notch midfield is the key to a wide range of goal avenues. That's why it's being addressed. We have Watts and Jurrah to work with.

 

Our midfield will be the key. A class midfield can make any forward line kick goals. Jurrah will be a 50+, not sure about Watts yet. Oh how i wish we could get Roughead

Our midfield will be the key. A class midfield can make any forward line kick goals. Jurrah will be a 50+, not sure about Watts yet. Oh how i wish we could get Roughead

Cant agree more...all about the midfield


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