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An interesting stat

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RGRS' delightfully eccentric lack of ability to form a cohesive sentence threw me a bit

Says this guy:

i'd prefer col prevented his opponents from kicking less goals, which is what he is there to do

Sometimes, it's hard to take some folks around here seriously...

 

Yeah, but all the players have been going backwards since Neeld came along. Are you sure that stat is correct!!!!!!!!

They have had to relearn a new game plan. I would have been shocked if they were immediately better. It's a process. One we will will come out better from.

It appears to me that on a few stat we are showing improvement

Stats aside the only improvement i want to see is attitude body language and ferocity

 

Another interesting stat: Jamar is #3 for average hit outs per game this year (32).

Thats more than Cox, and more than he averaged in 2010 when he was All Australian.

Would love to see him kick the ball a bit more though. He keeps handballing it off to players in worse positions and who are also too tired - turning it over too many times to count.

He has a good kick and should trust himself!

Another interesting stat: Jamar is #3 for average hit outs per game this year (32).

Thats more than Cox, and more than he averaged in 2010 when he was All Australian.

Would love to see him kick the ball a bit more though. He keeps handballing it off to players in worse positions and who are also too tired - turning it over too many times to count.

He has a good kick and should trust himself!

Agree, there seems some unwritten rule that if you are a ruckman you don't kick. That is unless you are at WC.


Another interesting stat: Jamar is #3 for average hit outs per game this year (32).

Thats more than Cox, and more than he averaged in 2010 when he was All Australian.

Would love to see him kick the ball a bit more though. He keeps handballing it off to players in worse positions and who are also too tired - turning it over too many times to count.

He has a good kick and should trust himself!

He's consistently been in the top 3 for hit outs over the last few years. It's what he does (or doesn't do) with it that counts.

He's consistently been in the top 3 for hit outs over the last few years. It's what he does (or doesn't do) with it that counts.

Was just an interesting stat, he is averaging more than the past few years - you're preaching to the choir

 

Another interesting stat: Jamar is #3 for average hit outs per game this year (32).

Thats more than Cox, and more than he averaged in 2010 when he was All Australian.

Would love to see him kick the ball a bit more though. He keeps handballing it off to players in worse positions and who are also too tired - turning it over too many times to count.

He has a good kick and should trust himself!

Where is he in hit outs to advantage and 1%ers when compared to other ruck man. They're the 2 stats I care about.

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