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Tyson got caught htb plenty last year as well.

He did but it seemed like he impacted the contest more and more often then not he was able to dispose of it. This year he's impacted less, got caught more.

 

I reckon Dawes was owed about 3 free kicks today, he gets a rough run, must be his mouth?

Harmes - had an impact

Love the unadulterated enthusiasm this kid shows. How was he after his first goal in the AFL. One can easily see he is living his dream as a life long demon supporter. He can take a high grab and his pace is outstanding. This kid is going to be something.

 

Good clearance work, but the stats don't show how slow he is with ball in hand.

Those who hate Toumpas loved to pipe up about every time Toumpas got caught with the ball - it's happening to Tyson far more regularly than it ever happened to Toumpas.

It's a frustrating trend in Tyson's game right now - he's coasting to contests a bit, and when he gets in them he's regularly too slow to dispose of it.

Still, as I said, I like his clearance work and we need to keep playing Vince, Viney, Tyson, Jones with Gawn to keep them learning.

We should have played Toumpas yesterday in stead of Michie!

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