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B: JETTA, MAY, LEVER

HB: HARMES, SMITH, SALEM

C : LANGDON, PETRACCA, TOMLINSON

HF: PICKETT, T.MCDONALD, BENNELL

F: MELKSHAM, FRITSCH, HUNT

FOLL: GAWN, OLIVER, VINEY

IC: BRAYSHAW, VANDENBERG, HANNAN, RIVERS

 

NEXT 22

B: LOCKHART, O.MCDONALD, J.WAGNER

HB: HIBBERD, PETTY, HORE

C : BAKER, JONES, C.WAGNER

HF: NEAL-BULLEN, JACKSON, SPARGO

F: BEDFORD, WEIDEMAN, BROWN

FOLL: PREUSS, SPARROW, JORDON

IC: CHANDLER, DUNKLEY, KOLODJASHNIJ, BRADTKE

 

Think most would agree our 1st 22 looks the goods on paper, but on form we are playing like a bottom 4 side.

I'd like Goodwin to change things up a bit, firstly I'd bring Harmes into the forward line maybe even out of the goal square ( remember him kicking 3 in a Quater against the saints a couple years back) he could rotate through the middle with Trac or Clarry when they need a spell. I'd then use Jones or Lockhart in defense.

Like to know what everyone thinks? I feel Harmes was just starting to really flourish as a mid who could kick goals and we moved him back??

The other really puzzling thing is why we are not playing the Weed as a leading full forward I see him turning into a Lloyd type if we can get the best out of him. I'd play him every week ask him to lead out at the ball instead of kicking it on his head in 3 v1s

it seems to me that tomlinson is set to be our #2 ruck, especially with these shorter quarters and gawn's excellent fitness

i am very, very interested to see how the forward line works going forward with that one tall and a host of mid-sizers and small

pickett and bennell is potentially VERY exciting

B: Jetta - May - Smith
HB: Salem - Lever - Harmes
C : Langdon - Petracca - Hannan
HF: Melksham - T Mac - Bennell
F: Hunt - Fritsch - Pickett
Foll: Gawn - Oliver - Viney
I/c: Brayshaw - Tomlinson - AVB - Rivers

B: Lockhart - O Mac - Hore
HB: Chandler - Petty - Hibberd
C : Dunkley - Jones - C Wagner
HF: ANB - Weideman - Spargo
F: Jackson - Brown - Bedford
Foll: Preuss - Sparrow - Jordon
I/c: Baker - J Wagner - Bradtke

not considered - kk, nietschke

 
5 minutes ago, TheKozzieExperience said:

Preuss?     Does anyone actually rate him, especially as our starting ruckman after Gawn leaves?

break glass in case of emergency player


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BEST 22

B: JETTA, MAY, LEVER

HB: SALEM, O.MCDONALD, HIBBERD

C : LANGDON, PETRACCA, HARMES

HF: PICKETT, T.MCDONALD, BENNELL

F: JACKSON, WEIDEMAN, FRITSCH

FOLL: GAWN, OLIVER, VINEY

IC: BRAYSHAW, MELKSHAM, VANDENBERG, HANNAN

EMERG: JONES, LOCKHART, RIVERS, TOMLINSON

 

NEXT 22

B: J.WAGNER, SMITH, LOCKHART

HB: RIVERS, HORE, CHANDLER

C : TOMLINSON, JONES, BAKER

HF: NEAL-BULLEN, PETTY, HUNT

F: BEDFORD, BROWN, SPARGO

FOLL: PREUSS, SPARROW, JORDON

IC: DUNKLEY, C.WAGNER, BRADTKE, KOLODJASHNIJ

 

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