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16 minutes ago, DistrACTION Jackson said:

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26 minutes ago, DistrACTION Jackson said:

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I can see the photos


Only December I know, but seeing BBB outstretched like that has me excited.

IMO, we were only a KPF short of doing damage in the finals. BBB provides us another option going forward. A key pillar if he is fit.

Looks like Fritta has 💪 

 
14 minutes ago, dee-tox said:

Terrific photos. Bowzer's kicking technique is superb. 

You really notice the ball drop on Bowzer, May, Van Rooyen 

1 hour ago, Six6Six said:

Bloody awesome.

Some great shots. 

A couple of random comments.

The shots of players in the kicking stride really revealed technique, particularly in terms of which players guide the ball to the foot well.  

Related to the above point, i loved the juxtaposition of Bowser having a perfect ball drop and head position and the next shot is Maxy throwing the ball in the air.

There's a photo of, I think Steve May, where his technique is crazy good. He frustrates me so much because when he's on the move he is an elite kick - he can dart low 60 metre bullets no problem. And then from a standing start he can miss a free target 20 metres away.

There's a shot with i think Spargo being tackled with the Yarra behind him. Beautiful shot. 

It took me a sec to work out how there could be a river in the photo as i don't think i can recall seeing a photo  Goshes with the Yarra in it.  


3 minutes ago, Six6Six said:

Can you see the family resemblance?

 

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Young Ooze? Looks like he's exasperated at how low he's having to reach to get below Spargo's shoulders.


40 minutes ago, Six6Six said:

Yes it is

Big boy. Wasn’t expecting that. 

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