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My 3 word player analysis V The Dorks

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Green - opportunistic forward's game

Jones - his normal game

Watts - had little involvement

Gysberts - time for demotion

Bate - deserves another game

Bennell - limited game time

Frawley - had little assistance

Trengove- game to forget

Sylvia - sublime and embarrassing

McKenzie - tackling's not enough

Dunn - not the worst

Petterd - showed some class

Maric - was the worst

Garland - never looked comfortable

Moloney - tried as always

Rivers - reliable all day

Martin - confidently attacked game

Tapscott - little to commend

Howe - some brief involvement

Jamar - lost his momentum

Strauss - the invisible defender

Nicholson - looked completely overawed

Edited by joeboy

 
 

Pretty much spot on. Can we add Bailey to the names???? Have no structure...

*has no structure


Green - hard to watch

Jones - very limited player

Watts - a soft game

Gysberts - needs a rest

Bate - has no future

Bennell - not worth comment

Frawley - wasn't the worst

Trengove- shuffled around wastefully

Sylvia - frustrated is palpable

McKenzie - taught a lesson

Dunn - should be regular (note: his fault if he isn't though)

Petterd - showed some class

Maric - needs good run

Garland - wasn't totally horrible

Moloney - needs more friends

Rivers - solid without spectacular

Martin - ruckwork needs improving

Tapscott - provided my highlight

Howe - talent is there

Jamar - just chuggling along

Strauss - did reasonable job

Nicholson - confidence fading fast

Edited by the master

 

Green - hard to watch

Jones - very limited player

Watts - a soft game

Gysberts - needs a rest

Bate - has no future

Bennell - not worth comment

Frawley - wasn't the worst

Trengove- shuffled around wastefully

Sylvia - frustrated is palpable

McKenzie - taught a lesson

Dunn - should be regular (note: his fault if he isn't though)

Petterd - showed some class

Maric - needs good run

Garland - wasn't totally horrible

Moloney - needs more friends

Rivers - solid without spectacular

Martin - ruckwork needs improving

Tapscott - provided my highlight

Howe - talent is there

Jamar - just chuggling along

Strauss - did reasonable job

Nicholson - confidence fading fast

...maybe try reposting when you've calmed down little

...maybe try reposting when you've calmed down little

I only made a few harsh comments at the top.

Brad Green is hard to watch. Even player reasonably well today he inspires nothing.

Jones is limited. He has limited speed, limited vision and limited skill. He continues to turn the ball over by hand for no apparent reason, especially as he's demonstrated a good kicking ability. I love him for trying, but his decision making gets found out so badly by top teams.

Watts' game was both mentally and physically soft. He wasn't up against any sort of quality tall defender and allowed himself to be taken out of the game at CHF. He needs to prove he can do something at CHF to make himself a presence even when having a bad day.

I was harsh on Bate, but find me someone who disagrees. Let's play Cook or McDonald next time we run out of players.

Edited by the master


Watts' game was both mentally and physically soft. He wasn't up against any sort of quality tall defender and allowed himself to be taken out of the game at CHF. He needs to prove he can do something at CHF to make himself a presence even when having a bad day.

Yeah right. Because we play the ball so well thru CHF.

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