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Who gets Judd?

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Morton - Gibbs, like his role on Goodes

Jetta - Scotland

Judd- Mckenzie, would love to see Nicholson on him bit of a baptism with fire though

Murphy- Green, like we did on dal santo

Bennell - Yarran

Looking at the list though we will probably need Nicholson in the backline, on gartlett or betts.

Would love to see green on judd, like we did with dal santo but his engine would probably be too large.

Edited by Mad_Melbourne

 
How easy for the kid??? Simple instruction for a simple job!!! Nullify a "once in a generation" midfielder in your first game. There you go son, just poke your head above the trench. :lol:

I think Darkhorse is right in that it makes it easy to approach the game. I don't think he was suggesting it was a simple task to negate Judd.

Agreed.

I don't like it. Maybe for a quarter as an exercise in "this is what you have to replicate in your own career", but I actually would like to see Morton brought back in and given the task on Judd.

Has elite endurance and it will be good for him to do a defensive job, given that he has been lacking in this area of his game. I think Judd is also an easier match up for him than Goodes.

Not a bad idea. I'm not sure how he'll go in the packs but it might be good for Morton to be told to make that his major focus.

 

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