39 minutes ago, Diamond_Jim said:

Yes right hand facing goalwards.

I believe the plan frees the area directly in front of goal allowing the quick kick/handball to a free centred player from the boundary line throw in.

It's a dramatic change from 2018 where we attacked the goal square

Or 2019, where we allowed our opponents to attack their goal square.

11 hours ago, CHF said:

.... give the opposition a few things to worry about by putting Jackson in there running off Max's taps. 

Jackson might well do even better than Bontempelli in this role throughout parts of the games ahead.

14 hours ago, CYB said:

I think a large chunk of players in the AFL are largely inseparable in talent. Put in a good system with well defined roles and limit individualism and you have the makings of a successful team. You just have to look at the difference in us from the past 2 seasons. We couldn’t kick, score or defend. Now we are the masters of all 3. 
 

I think Dunstable will thrive in our environment and he has a point to prove so effort and commitment will not be in question. 

Good comment on this I reckon.

The Dee's culture, leadership and selflessness and standard-setting (read Trac running laps and training the week after the GF back in Melb) spells disaster for any  new comer not ready and willing to buy-in and conform immediately. I trust Jason taylor to have done the intelligence on Dunstan.  

3 hours ago, Jontee said:

Gee we like basketballers - international mature age recruit?

Twice I changed it to Rosman and again then. 

With Jordan and Rodman in the team we will win 72 games next season!

Don't forget Taj Woewodin, whose WA club East Fremantle are known as The Shaqs.