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2 minutes ago, jnrmac said:

Oliver In so is stretch Garland and Michie

Frost and Dunn omitted. Lumumba and Salem out with concussion

Don`t mind these changes at all but ANB must have some lewd photos of Roos

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Gold Coast team

B: A. Saad, H. Schade, S. Lemmens
HB: J. Harbrow, S. Day, N. Malceski
C: K. Kolodjashnij, G. Ablett, M. Rosa
HF: J. Garlett, T. Lynch, J. Martin
F: A. Sexton, P. Wright, C. Cameron
FOLL: D. Currie, J. Lonergan, D. Prestia
INT: J. Grant, T. Miller, A. Hall, D. Macpherson

EMG: M. Shaw, B. Matera, M. Willis

IN: Saad, Macpherson, Garlett
OUT: McKenzie (ankle), Willis (omit), Davis (omit)

Posted
Just now, jnrmac said:

Interesting omissions. Dunn had a shocker and Frost has had his chances.

Garland played well last week from all reports. I hope they shut down Lynch.

Speed with Stretch, grunt with Oliver and Mitchie - not sure why he gets a go ahead of ANB. Any thoughts there?

 

It's certainly interesting re: ANB.  Clearly we have gone for a little outside run in terms of bringing Stretch in, while Oliver is ahead of ANB.  Michie is a replacement for Salem, and Garland is in for Dunn.

I know some will question why ANB wasn't selected but it doesn't matter.

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I'm glad Dunn was dropped, he has been beyond useless since being brought into the side. He played one good half vs Richmond but that was helped by their pathetic forward entries. 

Frost - about time. Learn to play AFL first with Casey, then you might be more impactful. 

I'm surprised to see H dropped, even if it wasn't his best game last week. Keeping Hunt in ahead of him is telling.

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1 minute ago, jnrmac said:

Gold Coast team

B: A. Saad, H. Schade, S. Lemmens
HB: J. Harbrow, S. Day, N. Malceski
C: K. Kolodjashnij, G. Ablett, M. Rosa
HF: J. Garlett, T. Lynch, J. Martin
F: A. Sexton, P. Wright, C. Cameron
FOLL: D. Currie, J. Lonergan, D. Prestia
INT: J. Grant, T. Miller, A. Hall, D. Macpherson

EMG: M. Shaw, B. Matera, M. Willis

IN: Saad, Macpherson, Garlett
OUT: McKenzie (ankle), Willis (omit), Davis (omit)

No Riscatelli!

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Just now, Seraph said:

I'm glad Dunn was dropped, he has been beyond useless since being brought into the side. He played one good half vs Richmond but that was helped by their pathetic forward entries. 

Frost - about time. Learn to play AFL first with Casey, then you might be more impactful. 

I'm surprised to see H dropped, even if it wasn't his best game last week. Keeping Hunt in ahead of him is telling.

He wasn't dropped, he has concussion.

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1 minute ago, Seraph said:

I'm glad Dunn was dropped, he has been beyond useless since being brought into the side.

Stunned at the Dunn hate. Seen him play a lot more good footy this year than bad, and so often held up certain goals.

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Can someone please explain how we'll match up in defence on their talls?

McDonald will obviously play on Lynch. But please tell me Garland isn't going play on Peter Wright who is 12cm taller than him. And what happens if Day starts forward as well?

Perhaps Pedo needs to play as a key defender and rely on Hogan and Watts to be our only key forwards.

i worry about our defence now that Dunn isn't good enough anymore.

 

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1 minute ago, Dappa Dan said:

Stunned at the Dunn hate. Seen him play a lot more good footy this year than bad, and so often held up certain goals.

I'm with you. His kicking is an asset and our back line looks very small without him. Not comfortable with Garland on either Wright or Lynch.

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1 minute ago, Wiseblood said:

He wasn't dropped, he has concussion.

I missed that, my bad. 3 players out with concussion, surely that's some sort of record. 

To those complaining re. ANB - he isn't in due to Oliver back in ahead of him.

Oliver had 29 touches, 16 tackles playing inside mid last week. 

 

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1 minute ago, Bring-Back-Powell said:

Can someone please explain how we'll match up in defence on their talls?

McDonald will obviously play on Lynch. But please tell me Garland isn't going play on Peter Wright who is 12cm taller than him. And what happens if Day starts forward as well?

 

 

 

Its going to be very interesting  - and by interesting I mean possibly catastrophic.

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From the outside looking in, the non-selection of ANB is getting a bit ridiculous.

And what is up with all these bloody concussions, that is 3 players unavailable for that reason this week. With OMac missing last week or the week before also from concussion, and Trengove's head knock also. It's quite a list.

Posted
Just now, Bring-Back-Powell said:

Can someone please explain how we'll match up in defence on their talls?

McDonald will obviously play on Lynch. But please tell me Garland isn't going play on Peter Wright who is 12cm taller than him. And what happens if Day starts forward as well?

Perhaps Pedo needs to play as a key defender and rely on Hogan and Watts to be our only key forwards.

i worry about our defence now that Dunn isn't good enough anymore.

 

I don't think that happens.  With Thompson and May not playing they need some height down back, and Day has been playing down there.  I reckon he goes to Hogan.

Peter Wright does worry me slightly, but they like playing guys like Garland on players who are much taller than him.  Happens every week.  Very curious to see how the defence responds to last week.

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3 minutes ago, Dappa Dan said:

Stunned at the Dunn hate. Seen him play a lot more good footy this year than bad, and so often held up certain goals.

Dunn did have a shocker last week. So much so he was moved to the fwd line. Gave 2 x 50m penalties away in a row...


Posted
2 minutes ago, Dappa Dan said:

Stunned at the Dunn hate. Seen him play a lot more good footy this year than bad, and so often held up certain goals.

I wouldn't call it hate, just disappointment. He's a senior player but hasn't looked like one this year in my eyes. 

 

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I think Dunn has been pretty good, certainly better than Garland, but he had a couple of massive brain snaps last week as we were losing control early.

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Posted
1 minute ago, Wiseblood said:

I don't think that happens.  With Thompson and May not playing they need some height down back, and Day has been playing down there.  I reckon he goes to Hogan.

Peter Wright does worry me slightly, but they like playing guys like Garland on players who are much taller than him.  Happens every week.  Very curious to see how the defence responds to last week.

Wright will have a breakout game for sure.....

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When our defence was being torn apart, the answer from the box was to get Dunn out of there and throw Pedersen back. It's hard to know the full picture when you're not in the box, but being thrown out of defence and then the side tells me plenty. 

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Defender Oscar McDonald, utility Alex Neal-Bullen and former co-captain Jack Grimes have been named emergencies.

Maybe some late changes

 

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