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My 3 word player analysis V The Dorks

joeboy
in Melbourne Demons

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You Miller bashers never give up! You've been screeming about how he only gets worthless possessions up the ground and never kicks goals. So, on a day where he presented all day and took three strong marks inside the 50 and goaled from all of them he is still a failure?

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    Not in my opinion

    Miller was sensational today

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    Miller- a capable display.

    I've been very critical of Miller. Today he played a capable CHF's game. Presented, kicked 3 (admittedly one of them just floated through), took one really good mark and a few gimmes, gave off adequately. IE: he played like a reasonable CHF. If he can go on from there and use this game as a benchmark, he just might turn into a handy footballer - considering he was a speculative draft pick in the 60's.

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    My 3 word analysis

    We played [censored].

    :P

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    do i dare say it !!..lol

    sharpen the skis !! hehehe

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    Bruce - leagues worst kick

    Bate - league worst hands

    Jamar - leagues worst ruckman

    Moloney - leagues worst tackler

    here's a 3 worder

    Yze_Magic - leagues worst supporter

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    McDonald and Jones, it's fair to say, kept us going on the ball

    Whelan was solid,

    Carroll worked hard under pressure

    Bell, again, was a solid performance

    Brown and Ward were some of our better running-creative players

    Green, Moloney, Miller, Robertson, Jamar, Rivers and Godfrey were mostly OK and sometimes good

    White & Jamar, Johnson, Wheatley and Bate all struggled

    But Johnstone and Davey are where I'm really worried.

    Gotta get that magic back, hell, they ARE our magic

    But seriously, "Bruce - no longer elite"?

    Ho hum.

    I'm real impressed by your bagging. No really. I can't wait to see you at training, telling it like it is to the coaching staff, who obviously are in real need of your advice...

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    Miller- a capable display.....

    kicked 3 (admittedly one of them just floated through),

    Doesn't matter, it went through ;) !!!

    Miller was sensational today

    I am with YM on this particular issue.....

    If there was a positive to be taken out of this mess it was the game we saw from Miller today.

    It was undoubtedly a vast improvement on recent times and hopefully a mark of things to come.

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    Whelan - not his best

    Carroll - patchy in spots

    Bell - rounding into form

    Brown - normal browny game

    Rivers - good in return

    Ward - no impact felt

    Johnstone - brent grgic like

    Johnson - not hard enough

    Green - 150th or 15th?

    Davey - did he play??(he barely went near it)

    Moloney - good in parts

    McDonald - worked hard

    Robertson - missed some chances

    Neitz - only played 5mins

    Jones - did his job

    Miller - good, needed support

    Jamar - played well forward

    Bate - good and raw

    Wheatley - played below standard

    Bruce - missing top gear

    White - won the ruck

    Godfrey - played with purpose

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    Whelan was solid

    Whelan was woeful. One of his worst performances in a long time.

    Maybe he's still suffering the affects from last week's injury. I guess we let him off the hook for once, because he's always been a sensational, hard-working player.

    But he was terrible yesterday, Williams made a meal of him, and he got frustrated and gave away silly free kicks.

    Bell should have been given the role on Williams a lot sooner. Sadly, the coaches box has the reaction time of a senior centre.

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    Actually wrecker started beautifully. But yes, he's that good a player that we haven't seen him play that badly in a LONG time, if at all. The new rules aren't helipng his tough-as-old-boots game, and the umpires were on him like a rash. Not making excuses, it certainly wasn't his day, and he should learn to adapt... but he's got enough brownie points in the bank for us to chalk this up as an abberration haven't we?

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    I thought :

    Miller was good. Tried hard, put himself in the game and kicked 3.

    Carroll put in another serviceable game

    Junior was good - last Q terrific but all to late

    Jones - showed in the last Q how good a player he will be.

    Bell - Not many possessions but tried hard. Is a late developer and should be ok.

    Bruce - good

    Rivers - Tried hard

    Bate - not far off being a good player. Got caught a couple of times. Needs games under his belt.

    Not much to say about the rest.

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    here's a 3 worder

    Yze_Magic - leagues worst supporter

    ashleighn19 - worships yze magic

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