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We need to use handballing to create play. But often we handball around in a circle or handball to a player under pressure. Oliver and Viney in particular, are great at getting the footy but make dumb choices. 
 
1/2 time today 

Dees 186 possessions- 106 handballs. A lot to players standing still  

Tigers 165 possessions- 71 handballs. Yet their handball is running and creative. 

 

How did they get their first goal? Over use of stupid handball and then we [censored] it up. One, two and then move it on so at least if we give it up, which we will given our forward entries,  we give it up down the field.

 

1 hour ago, spirit of norm smith said:

We need to use handballing to create play. But often we handball around in a circle or handball to a player under pressure. Oliver and Viney in particular, are great at getting the footy but make dumb choices. 
 
1/2 time today 

Dees 186 possessions- 106 handballs. A lot to players standing still  

Tigers 165 possessions- 71 handballs. Yet their handball is running and creative. 

Panic footy... breeds the same at the next link.

Oliver has to slow down a fraction, and deliver the ball properly.   And because he is so good at getting to the drop of ball,  and getting hands on it,  our other mids competing with him do the same; from Oli's lead.

We winning the footy in the middle,  but losing the war from there,  because of panic manic footy.

 

Its been starting with Oli's untidiness with ball use.  It appears like its all about him.

 

His carelessness with the ball, is IMO,  self centered,

 

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