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Great photo.

While Pedersen is behind Ebert, Pittard is not far behind Pedersen, and could easily be Pedersen's man, but Ped is coming to pick up the loose Ebert.

Can't tell from a photo.

No excuse Lynden Dunn, and Sylvia has been comprehensively out positioned by Hartlett (who is a star, btw).

 

...but his stats show that he 'won' 35 hitouts and is 4th in the competition!!!

Which just shows how useless is that particular stat - I don't recall even one resulting in a clearance.

There is a stat "Hit-Outs to Advantage" recorded by Champion Data however they refuse to release this info publicly and none of the media sources seem to think analytical stats are worthwhile. Suffice to say his stats in that area would be well below 4th. When we re-signed him last year for 3 years I though it was a huge mistake and I stick by that. 3 years for a bloke who has had one passable season in his 10 year career - ridiculous.

Just maybe the problem and the solution is the centre square setups and the midfield coach Choco Royal?

Why didn't Jamar tap it back if our mids were behind their Port opponents? Tapping it to your feet is never going to provide clearances.

Where were the coaches and Craig at quarter time to instruct Jamar where to tap the ball?

Why did the defence 6 have huddle after every goal scored against them? Whatever the reason it didn't do any good.

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we don't need photos to prove that our midfield have no idea on how to position themselves at the bounce either offensively or defensively

they have been clueless at this for years

what does brian royal bring to the table? Nothing.

our most important line needs the best line coach the club can get

Jamar is the problem? Seriously, he was one of our best, at least he knew where abouts to move on the ground and provided some contests.

there's a difference between knowing where to go and actually getting there... Every one of the 6 Dees supporters I was watching the game with were in a mix of laughter and tears at his "efforts" to get to contests...

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