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4 minutes ago, forever demons said:

no you are wrong if you cant get kick at thet level then you not playing well,look at jones to good for the level and it stood out

Stop, you are making a fool of yourself. 

 
2 minutes ago, loges said:

Totally different players with different requirements for their positions.ie forwards need good delivery.

Spot on and the only good delivery forwards got today was from our experienced miss like AVDB, Melksham and Jones 

Just now, goodwindees said:

A convincing win by a side that hasn’t played for 5 weeks is much more than an ordinary win. A foolish post. 

as quoted earlier a heap of afl listed players against a team of youngsters ,afl players train to be ready for a call up to the ones so 5 weeks off does not mean a thing

 
4 minutes ago, forever demons said:

no you are wrong

Any post that starts with these words, regardless of what follows these words, should be given a big fat miss. 

1 minute ago, Tarax Club said:

An absolute second half goalfest. LoLo may be a stylish way to get your lockdown home delivery but the floating rear suspension is so passé. Pump up your shocks!

Enjoyed the Browns' contributions, Mitch unfortunately out with an inopportune injury, Ben showing something up forward and Campbell would be a major improvement in the big league. Talks common sense with more than a hint of authority.

Plenty to like about  from the guys that played, both veterans and rookies. Is Aaron Vandenberg a chance of a recall at some stage? Body and Soul player at his best.

He might be a good option high half forward manning a crafty hb type.  Will rotate through the middle.  Think he is back in the queue behind Jones.


Just now, goodwindees said:

Stop, you are making a fool of yourself. 

go back to your video games little boy,you have no idea about afl footy

1 minute ago, WalkingCivilWar said:

Any post that starts with these words, regardless of what follows these words, should be given a big fat miss. 

what,are you a little to precious

2 minutes ago, forever demons said:

as quoted earlier a heap of afl listed players against a team of youngsters ,afl players train to be ready for a call up to the ones so 5 weeks off does not mean a thing

Essendon had 13 AFL listed players out there. 3 or 4 of our old boys excepted and I doubt they were any younger. Still, you’ve got an angry agenda, so whatever. 

 
21 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

didn't think I'd say it...but in the heat of September there might be a role for the body player like Vandenberg.

Very good game today

Bradtke down back was interesting. Didn't do too much but didn't make any mistakes.

Cannot see any candidate to replace Hibberd next year if needed. May need to trade for that player.

Baker is becoming good at this level.

Maynard?

11 minutes ago, forever demons said:

no you are wrong if you cant get kick at thet level then you not playing well,look at jones to good for the level and it stood out

What would have been a pass mark? Like specifically what did you want to see from him? 


23 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

 

didn't think I'd say it...but in the heat of September there might be a role for the body player like Vandenberg.

 

He was a big reason we got to the Prelim in 2018… was brought back into the team around finals time, and performed brilliantly.

48 minutes ago, Graeme Yeats' Mullet said:

Nuh

31 pressure acts

Jones doesn't have the legs to cover the ground and fill that gap

Spot on. It's not a like for like.

As well as covering the ground, much of the value of those small guys is to get a hand in here and there to disrupt play. It requires reflexes/quickness. 

ANB is doing this consistently, even when he's having an off game.

Jones is probably relying on someone to go down to get a game.

2 minutes ago, layzie said:

What would have been a pass mark? Like specifically what did you want to see from him? 

perhaps what forward should do,lead,mark and kick goal .Its very simple if he wasnt gifted goals today by his team mates he might have had very bad day

1 hour ago, Kick_It_To_Pickett said:

I was a massive fan of us getting Daw and wanted to see him play seniors, having watched him today, he is a mile off it

Concrete hands

8 minutes ago, forever demons said:

what,are you a little to precious

Sounds like someone needs a lil nana nap. ?


Just now, WalkingCivilWar said:

Sounds like someone needs a lil nana nap. ?

gee i wish had your iq

2 minutes ago, forever demons said:

perhaps what forward should do,lead,mark and kick goal .Its very simple if he wasnt gifted goals today by his team mates he might have had very bad day

All KP forwards get gifted goals it is called team work. You also have to be there in the right spots. He had a good game and is a proven top level forward who had not played for a month. Good effort IMO. 

Just now, FritschyBusiness said:

We do too, you might actually make some sense. 

what and drop down to your level


Just now, old dee said:

All KP forwards get gifted goals it is called team work. You also have to be there in the right spots. He had a good game and is a proven top level forward who had not played for a month. Good effort IMO. 

that was not a good game od

 
Just now, FritschyBusiness said:

nice try buddy, enjoy your day being angry at everyone else for no reason

 

Just now, FritschyBusiness said:

nice try buddy, enjoy your day being angry at everyone else for no reason

not angry all just fed up with the inconsitent views some posters put on here


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