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Jones - tough and dependable

Viney - ruthless and focused 

Salem - was always composed

Watts - surprisingly lacked involvement 

Petracca - strength and vision 

Lewis - provided great direction 

Tyson - was never convincing 

Oliver - prolific and creative 

Hibberd - a wonderful acquisition 

Kent - justified his recall

Frost - continued impressive year

Hannan - missing in heat

Pedersen - loved his heart

Vince - demolished their tyro

T.McDonald - a versatile revelation 

Weideman - little to enthuse

O.McDonald - made a statement 

Hunt - thankfully still alive

Bugg - successfully played role

Garlett - occasional forward pressure

Jetta - reliable and effective

Wagner - gradually improved value

 

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I don't agree on The Weed.  He didn't get many touches, but he chased, tackled and crashed packs all night.  He found ways to get involved.  He wasn't amazing by any means, but he did the job we needed him to do. 

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2 minutes ago, Northern Summer said:

Not sure how Kent justified his recall. Didn't do much. Will give him benefit of the doubt that it's his first hit-out back. Tyson didn't start well but ended up being reasonably good.

Geee a bit tough, collectively this unit gelled! hard to criticise anyone on tonights performance! 

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16 minutes ago, RalphiusMaximus said:

I don't agree on The Weed.  He didn't get many touches, but he chased, tackled and crashed packs all night.  He found ways to get involved.  He wasn't amazing by any means, but he did the job we needed him to do. 

His tackling was a big improvement and a highlight, but he was still average at best tonight. Two holding the balls when he should have easily got a disposal.

However, he didn't let Talia have much of an impact which was also a positive considering what Hurley and Rance did to us.

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6 minutes ago, DominatrixTyson said:

Garlett read the ball in flight like no one else on the field. His goals were a valuable and timely contribution.

Yeah, disagree with comments on Jeffy. Watch his efforts in the last qtr, bodied the ball, caused turnover -> goal. Never gave up.

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3 minutes ago, The Stewster said:

Yeah, disagree with comments on Jeffy. Watch his efforts in the last qtr, bodied the ball, caused turnover -> goal. Never gave up.

Did you notice him not go for the ball, in the incident where he got a free for deliberate in the last quarter?

He is great for us, but he has his cautious moments.

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Apart from 2 obvious turnovers, Tyson was really good tonight, applied great pressure, ran to space and had very important involvements.

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Clayton Oliver has justifiably got great credit this year for his sensational play.  I want to add Christian Petracca - what an incredible talent!  He did some unbelievable things tonight.

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I thought Hannan had a pretty good game tonight es well. Did some nice things. Oscar got caught out on Josh Jenkins a couple of times, apart from that a great team effort and Googy had a cracker as well.

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2 hours ago, joeboy said:

Jones - tough and dependable

Viney - ruthless and focused 

Salem - was always composed

Watts - surprisingly lacked involvement 

Petracca - strength and vision 

Lewis - provided great direction 

Tyson - was never convincing 

Oliver - prolific and creative 

Hibberd - a wonderful acquisition 

Kent - justified his recall

Frost - continued impressive year

Hannan - missing in heat

Pedersen - loved his heart

Vince - demolished their tyro

T.McDonald - a versatile revelation 

Weideman - little to enthuse

O.McDonald - made a statement 

Hunt - thankfully still alive

Bugg - successfully played role

Garlett - occasional forward pressure

Jetta - reliable and effective

Wagner - gradually improved value

 

Tyson was extremely convincing in the second half

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Weideman's tackling was so strong and effective. I can barely remember him having a disposal, but for a young player, who is clearly out of form and struggling at the level, you couldn't have asked for much more.

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Kent- brings the mongrel

I will be the first to say I didn't think he deserved a recall, and I don't think he was outstanding. What I did notice watching the game is that kent brings aggression around every contest and even off the ball. He is for the lack of a better word a pr!ck to play against.

He aggression was contagious, and it caught on with his team mates (Weeds tackling was impressive).

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10 hours ago, joeboy said:

 

Petracca - strength and vision 

 

Tyson - was never convincing 

 

 

 

Petracca - like Tim Watson

Tyson - influential second half

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29 minutes ago, Satan said:

Frost -brilliant defensive fisting

This + the fact that when he beat Tex to the ball, he would look at Tex and then run around & away from him as if Tex was a witches hat.

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1 hour ago, Adzman said:

Kent- brings the mongrel

I will be the first to say I didn't think he deserved a recall, and I don't think he was outstanding. What I did notice watching the game is that kent brings aggression around every contest and even off the ball. He is for the lack of a better word a pr!ck to play against.

He aggression was contagious, and it caught on with his team mates (Weeds tackling was impressive).

This. If you think Kent was poor - watch the replay and look off rhe ball. All the contests when JKH was getting outmarked the last few weeks, kent actually jumps at it and brings it to ground. His off ball work was good all night and he sets the tone for aggression in an area of the field that has lacked some. 

With the ball, 20 touches and 2 goals is a good small forward's game. If he could kick set shots he could have had 3. Not sure why he doesnt run left in run up as he has a huge hook and always hits the right behind post

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