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My 3 word player analysis V Fremantle

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N.Jones - 4 quarter constant

Vince - a limited role

Hogan - a concerted performance

Watts - great first half

Petracca - always looked dangerous

Viney - bullocking work horse

Gawn - dominated the centre

Tyson - prolific but wasteful

Stretch - gave some run

Kent - excellent small forward

Frost - improving each game

T. McDonald - was virtually unpassable

O.McDonald - promising before injury

Hunt - second gear acceleration

Grimes - an impressive return

Kennedy - made little impression

Garlett - was virtually unsighted

vandenBerg - bullocking and creative

Jetta - a strong rebounder

White - looked at home

Harmes - steady in defence

M.Jones - career best game

 

Joe boy---- On the money.

Garlett and Kennedy's inconsistency is a worry. Really cant afford to have them not turning up from week to week. I guess that when others become available, this inconsistency may see them out of the team.

 
35 minutes ago, hemingway said:

Garlett and Kennedy's inconsistency is a worry. Really cant afford to have them not turning up from week to week. I guess that when others become available, this inconsistency may see them out of the team.

Small forward is the hardest spot on the ground to play. Some weeks the ball just doesn't bounce your way and you'll have a quiet one. Even Betts and Cyril have games where they don't get near it. As long as they keep the pressure up they'll earn their spot.

3 hours ago, Tough Kent said:

Small forward is the hardest spot on the ground to play. Some weeks the ball just doesn't bounce your way and you'll have a quiet one. Even Betts and Cyril have games where they don't get near it. As long as they keep the pressure up they'll earn their spot.

Kennedy has the ability to go up the ground and link up while Garlett is a constant pest up forward - even if the ball isn't in his hands he creates good pressure. You're right though being a small forward is a tough role but one i reckon we have covered better than a lot of clubs.


3 hours ago, Tough Kent said:

Small forward is the hardest spot on the ground to play. Some weeks the ball just doesn't bounce your way and you'll have a quiet one. Even Betts and Cyril have games where they don't get near it. As long as they keep the pressure up they'll earn their spot.

However because one of these two is generally playing on Friday or Saturday night Eddie or Cyril could be leaning over the fence chatting to fans during the game and Bruce/BT would still verbally orgasm into making it sound like a gamebreaking move. 

Superstars of the game are never quiet on Bruce's watch. "You just get the feeling any minute etc etc"

I've not watched the replay but I think Garlett chased and harassed quite well on the night. 

 

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