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GAME DAY: Melbourne vs Richmond - JLT #1

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Tuggers celebrating goals like they matter. 

 
 

No surprise to see the Tigers get on top here.  If you're watching it carefully, the mistakes are coming from the depth players who are being given a run today.  It also means that our work from the kick outs, and even the run from defence, isn't working how we'd like.  

That's what JLT is for, though. 


4 minutes ago, KingDingAling said:

I want Salem to be a midfielder - but he just isn't. He is far more effective down back.

Yep agree King. He's just not quick enough instinct/reaction-wise. Nothing wrong with being a good disposer coming off HB though.

I’d seriously play Petty or Frost over OMac. He’s getting outrun by Nankervis for god sake.

 

Petty has been one positive in our backline so far today.  Has already taken three good grabs and has used it quite well.  Positive signs for him.

Score anyone?

 


13 scoring shots to 10... hm....


6 minutes ago, Clintosaurus said:

Tuggers celebrating goals like they matter. 

Just like Harmes did ???

2 minutes ago, Alex Flood said:

I’d seriously play Petty or Frost over OMac. He’s getting outrun by Nankervis for god sake.

He's slow in the head and slow in general play. He reminds me so much like Garland in their seemingly lackadaisical approach.

7 minutes ago, Wiseblood said:

No surprise to see the Tigers get on top here.  If you're watching it carefully, the mistakes are coming from the depth players who are being given a run today.  It also means that our work from the kick outs, and even the run from defence, isn't working how we'd like.  

That's what JLT is for, though. 

Spot on.

I love Gus, but he turns it over too often off the left.  Done it twice in 2 minutes.


2 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

spargo... 65% gametime for 1 possession

He’s been rubbish. He was poor last match too. He doesn’t get involved a lot, so he needs to make the most of his opportunities and currently isn’t. Jeffy however has been good the past few marches and should be in the team round 1 on form.

Pruess has been a big disappointment today. Someone his size getting tackled and pinged by small rejects like Mac Weller is an embarrassment. He’d wanna turn his form around or he won’t be playing much senior footy this year. Very uncompetitive today.

 
2 minutes ago, KingDingAling said:

I want Salem to be a midfielder - but he just isn't. He is far more effective down back.

Stands out when our defence is butchering the delivery


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