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Who is our centre half forward? I have noticed different players in this position over the last 2 games and think it’s a problem .

 

Need to try Petty there next season ... for a prolonged period. And give JVR  a run on the forward line. Current options aren't up to it. (Fritsch not a key forward. Great player though.)

Hit the nail on the head Dingo that is what we are lacking a tough mobile CHF with good hands and can kick straight,  cost us two finals in a row.

 
3 minutes ago, DeeZone said:

Hit the nail on the head Dingo that is what we are lacking a tough mobile CHF with good hands and can kick straight,  cost us two finals in a row.

Whoever would’ve thought, at the end of 2020, that TMac would’ve been so crucial to our team? He is exactly what you outline above and when in a forward line with BBB and Fritsch, stretches any defence wide open.

 

Yeah we need a centre half forward. Even when it was the bears I knew it was the centre half forward. 


When we reflect on the season, I suspect the loss of McDonald will be a significant factor in our issues forward of center in the second half of the year.

Even when he’s not on top of his game, his presence, endurance and movement are so important to our structure.

 

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