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Which having Dawes at FF would help us do, due to how his inclusion in the team would affect the position of other players... your point?

It might...

My point is that...well...I'm unsure as to how having an extra target would improve delivery. I am certain it would enhance our capacity to score goals when the ball eventually goes there -- two tall targets is something most teams dream of -- but I am unsure how you're going to address the issue of our midfield's inability to mark zones in the middle of the ground and rebound off the defensive 50 fast enough for damaging delivery.

In every game this year (and most of Neeld's coaching career) our forwards are dragged up the ground because our midfield is unintentionally flooding the defensive 50 -- they are dragged in because the ball goes in there so frequently.

When you're flooding unintentionally, you have no purpose, no position, which is why the opposition looks continuously free and spaced out in comparison to our midfielders.

Do you watch our games or just snap at people you disagree with? Maybe I'm going crazy?

Posted

It might...

My point is that...well...I'm unsure as to how having an extra target would improve delivery. I am certain it would enhance our capacity to score goals when the ball eventually goes there -- two tall targets is something most teams dream of -- but I am unsure how you're going to address the issue of our midfield's inability to mark zones in the middle of the ground and rebound off the defensive 50 fast enough for damaging delivery.

In every game this year (and most of Neeld's coaching career) our forwards are dragged up the ground because our midfield is unintentionally flooding the defensive 50 -- they are dragged in because the ball goes in there so frequently.

When you're flooding unintentionally, you have no purpose, no position, which is why the opposition looks continuously free and spaced out in comparison to our midfielders.

Do you watch our games or just snap at people you disagree with? Maybe I'm going crazy?

All I can say is you must have missed the first half last week, or the 4 games we won last year, which bit of the team is a work in progress don't you get, hopefully this week we will what you, and the rest of us by the way, want to see for 4 quarters.....and we come away with a good win.

Put you point the first time and you won't get snapped at

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The other one I watched really closely was Kent, still don't know why he hasn't played, every time I see him he just looks a ready made AFL footballer.

Likes it tough and looks to be hard at the ball with good disposal, just what we are screaming out for, maybe this week.

I can't wait for this guy to play. From the looks of him he could be an absolute steal at pick 40 odd!

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What a dork - he'd never do that in a game - at least not to anyone other than a kid or someone not looking.

The sooner we get rid of him the better.

Yeah, god forbid that we train hard!

Posted

What a dork - he'd never do that in a game - at least not to anyone other than a kid or someone not looking.

The sooner we get rid of him the better.

Not Dunn.

As we've been told many times, the ultimate responsibility for these things rests with the CEO.

Peter Jackson should be sent packing!

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Yeah, god forbid that we train hard!

That only works as a justification if we play hard...or has the start of the year not made that point abundantly clear?

I give you Dunn as a prime symptom of the principle problem.

Posted

That only works as a justification if we play hard...or has the start of the year not made that point abundantly clear?

I give you Dunn as a prime symptom of the principle problem.

Perhaps this is a response to the problem of not being hard enough?


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Yeah, god forbid that we train hard!

If he played like that there'd be no complaints. Seeing him more aggressive towards his teammates at training than he is on game day against the opposition just makes his "weaknesses" even more aggrevating.

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If he played like that there'd be no complaints. Seeing him more aggressive towards his teammates at training than he is on game day against the opposition just makes his "weaknesses" even more aggrevating.

Yeah, but Dunn is one of our tough players.

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If he played like that there'd be no complaints. Seeing him more aggressive towards his teammates at training than he is on game day against the opposition just makes his "weaknesses" even more aggrevating.

It was probably accidental, although posters on here cry for them to be tougher, assume training was at high intensity, it was also wet, so maybe one or other slipped.....jesus some of the posts on this board really begin to remind me of the Twilight Zone
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The comments from Casey games seem to suggest that Kent is being left out because his defensive game needs work. I would hope that given how badly we've played the first three rounds this would not be enough to keep such a promising player out of the side. Surely it's time to have a look and see how he goes?

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The comments from Casey games seem to suggest that Kent is being left out because his defensive game needs work. I would hope that given how badly we've played the first three rounds this would not be enough to keep such a promising player out of the side. Surely it's time to have a look and see how he goes?

Is that so. It's not as if his apparent shortcomings are gonna make him Robinson Crusoe is it. Sounds a bit feeble to me.

And, last time I looked he didn't have a beard.

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How did Dunn cut Blease's head? We already know that Dunn hit Bail when Bail was wearing a vest telling players to go easy on him. We know Dunn is fond of rabbit punching on field but failing to go when it is his turn. Now Blease is cut?

More detail is required, but I reckon there is enough there is suggest that Dunn could leave now and we'd lose nothing.

From what I saw, Blease was running about 10 feet away from Dunn, and the tip of Dunn's nose cut Blease's head open.

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How did Dunn cut Blease's head? We already know that Dunn hit Bail when Bail was wearing a vest telling players to go easy on him. We know Dunn is fond of rabbit punching on field but failing to go when it is his turn. Now Blease is cut?

More detail is required, but I reckon there is enough there is suggest that Dunn could leave now and we'd lose nothing.

I don't mind him going in hard but against the opposition in a match.

lets see the green blood of a giant, on the WeakEnd !

Posted

Which having Dawes at FF would help us do, due to how his inclusion in the team would affect the position of other players... your point?

Maybe Mitch will be more comfortable leading up the ground and will mark our kick-ins at halfback. At least we'll consistently get the ball past the wing. That's some improvement, surely...
Posted

Classic Dunn

Hit the small guy hard.

Hit the big guy with a dirty look and a few short steps

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What a dork - he'd never do that in a game - at least not to anyone other than a kid or someone not looking.

The sooner we get rid of him the better.

It just seems so unfair, Dunn goes and you stay.

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Posted

It just seems so unfair, Dunn goes and you stay.

Classy - in one post you manage to play the man and shirk the issue.

Are you Dunny?

Posted

I worry about Dawes.

Never seen a tough South Australian in my life.

Not a white one anyway.

Look at Jamar .

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