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MATCH PREVIEW AND TEAM SELECTION - Round 4

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Did anyone else hear Huddo & Dr Turf on SEN about half an hour ago talking about the rumor of no Hogan?

Anyone know if he trained today?

10 minutes ago, leehow said:

Cox / Grundy

Cox isn't playing

 
5 minutes ago, AngryAtCasey said:

Did anyone else hear Huddo & Dr Turf on SEN about half an hour ago talking about the rumor of no Hogan?

Anyone know if he trained today?

On ch7 sport during the week they reported Hogan leaving the track early and returning with a bandage I think around his calf. Geez if he misses no one will kick goals. 

Geez no Jeffy again. 

Edited by dees189227

1 minute ago, dees189227 said:

On ch7 sport during the week they reported Hogan leaving the track early and returning with a bandage I think around his calf. Geez if he misses no one will kick goals. 

We knocked over Geelong without him.

Our mosquito fleet will out run and outwork the cold pies.


4 minutes ago, DavidNeitz9 said:

 

There goes my theory! Who knows thrn. Didnt even look at their team, assumed because they upgraded him that he would play. Maybe Pedo and Dunn on the two big guys, and Mcdonald to play on Howe and run off him.

6 minutes ago, DavidNeitz9 said:

Cox isn't playing

I wonder why they upgraded him then?

Whatever the outcome, it's not going to be because we selected both Frost and Pedersen.

On the other hand, Vince and Garlett are big outs for us.

 
10 minutes ago, AngryAtCasey said:

Did anyone else hear Huddo & Dr Turf on SEN about half an hour ago talking about the rumor of no Hogan?

Anyone know if he trained today?

Fk..

10 minutes ago, AngryAtCasey said:

Did anyone else hear Huddo & Dr Turf on SEN about half an hour ago talking about the rumor of no Hogan?

Anyone know if he trained today?

I heard it too. From what i can tell he has been carrying the calf problem at least the last 2 weeks. I hope he plays.


Just now, jnrmac said:

I wonder why they upgraded him then?

I think Moore might be in doubt, incase he does not play Cox in i would say

1 minute ago, DavidNeitz9 said:

I think Moore might be in doubt, incase he does not play Cox in i would say

That would be good for us, Moore's leap concerns me, similar to Joe a couple of weeks ago....

7 minutes ago, jnrmac said:

I wonder why they upgraded him then?

Here comes the late change on Sunday.

3 hours ago, Redleg said:

That is a mistake as to whether he has gotten oven an injury, it is not an ironclad guarantee and also not the main part of his job, as I said in my post.

I get that, but if Mission is asked those questions he could direct that question to right location.

Reporter: So what's the diagnosis on Garlett?
Mission: I cant comment on that, your best option would be to speak with the medicos.

Instead of

Reporter: So what's the diagnosis on Garlett?
Mission: She'll be right, will 100% play, with out a doubt.

Edited by boydie

Misson: Attention our next opponent. Garlett will NOT be playing. Better factor that into your team selection and game plan. You don't want to have any nasty surprises on game day. We'd feel terrible.


16 minutes ago, Ted Fidge said:

Misson: Attention our next opponent. Garlett will NOT be playing. Better factor that into your team selection and game plan. You don't want to have any nasty surprises on game day. We'd feel terrible.

Don't buy that at all. If Misson is going to use a segment clearly intended to inform the supporters to lie to the supporters purely to throw the opposition off the scent, they might as well just save everyone the hassle and disband the segment; it would have the same effect.

I prefer the simpler explanation: Misson presented his opinion based on the best information he had at hand at the time.

2 hours ago, mo64 said:

Surely Frost moves to the backline. Not sure what they're doing with Stretch. He hasn't been bad in eitherhe played, and was dropped the following week. 

Frost was lost down back last week and looked at least a little at home up forward. Still a long way off this level at the moment. Roosey looking for the extra tall forward option with Dawes still out. We are a tall short

3 minutes ago, Nasher said:

Don't buy that at all. If Misson is going to use a segment clearly intended to inform the supporters to lie to the supporters purely to throw the opposition off the scent, they might as well just save everyone the hassle and disband the segment; it would have the same effect.

I prefer the simpler explanation: Misson presented his opinion based on the best information he had at hand at the time.

Misson might have a big career in politics once he is finished in the AFL!

Edited by DemonOX

the bench looks unbalanced for mine.. wagner and hunt? both inexperienced and both play similar positions. que? would've much preferred neal-bullen be included. his form has been pretty impressive and he offers energy and potentially a goal or two..

probably a few weeks early for hunt i think.. not sure why they selected him in such a vital game? it just doesn't make sense that he's getting a debut off mediocre NAB games and then one good game against a poor VFL team.. so much for standards. i would've preferred that they waited until he was banging the door down!

i'm gonna be [censored] if we lose to the pies and roos says that they mucked up the team selection again and relied too heavily on youth..

Edited by Rocky

11 minutes ago, Rocky said:

the bench looks unbalanced for mine.. wagner and hunt? both inexperienced and both play similar positions. que? would've much preferred neal-bullen be included. his form has been pretty impressive and he offers energy and potentially a goal or two..

probably a few weeks early for hunt i think.. not sure why they selected him in such a vital game? it just doesn't make sense that he's getting a debut off mediocre NAB games and then one good game against a poor VFL team.. so much for standards. i would've preferred that they waited until he was banging the door down!

i'm gonna be [censored] if we lose to the pies and roos says that they mucked up the team selection again and relied too heavily on youth..

Let's hope we don't hear after the game "yeah we made a mistake at the selection table" that will do my farkin head in. 


If we don't win this one you can forget all the hype and pump ups and recruiting etc etc. If we don't win this one - season over.

If we don't win this one we are a terminally [censored] up club.

I expect to see Hunt playing more on the wing/forward, considering Garlett is still out. Think of him as a straight swap for Stretch. 

26 minutes ago, Bitter but optimistic said:

If we don't win this one you can forget all the hype and pump ups and recruiting etc etc. If we don't win this one - season over.

If we don't win this one we are a terminally [censored] up club.

Run out of shiraz tonight Mr Bitter?

 
2 hours ago, ArtificialWisdom said:

Vanders has been playing as a marking forward so Pederson for him.
Vince out for Brayshaw (obvious).
Stretch was brought in for his run Hunt in for him.

I'm not convinced Pedersen is the greatest in but when you break it down its not that bizarre 

edit: And Perderson can play as swing man if required

I would think Pedo plays at CHB and further up when the press/zone is on. Frost up forward as a decoy. Hopefully he leads WIDE and often! That's IF he is in though. Had a pretty poor game last week and also ranked the lowest in my stat rankings on the day. Surprised if he stays in with Pedo coming in.

Can't see us winning without Jeffy. We lack speed, spread and finish that's much needed on the wide open spaces of the G. We have a few like Kent and Stretch but both are NQRs at the moment. Kent - Speed not the greatest finish, Stretch ...same. Jeffy has it all plus puts extreme pressure on opponents coming out of our 50. Coach's dream when he's on. The other forwards will need to be maniacal here (pressure i50 when we don't have it) if we're to have any chance of winning this. Hopefully Jeffy makes it. Amazing how other teams (Hawks etc) seem to get their key players up earlier than expected. Ours tend to stay out for extra!

Jeffy in we win by a whisker!

In an ideal world i would be looking for ...

In: Garlett, Pedo, Brayshaw, Hunt

Out: Vanders (Inj), Vince (sus), Frost, Wagner

These changes make no sense to me. 

Teams have been beating pies on the outside, we bringin another tall. I also think we have to many noobs in the team. I wouldn't have bought in Hunt the week after Wagner debuts ans both he and Oliver are in limited game time. 

Edited by Gorgoroth


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