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10 hours ago, joeboy said:

How much credit does Fritsch have in the bank after his Grand Final success?

At what stage can we say that his performances just aren’t worthy of automatic selection?

Fritta is the 3-4 player in the forward line and should be used as such but until they learn JVR has never been and never will be a huge pack mark player so hopefully Chaplin can get sort this forward line out.

 
10 hours ago, joeboy said:

How much credit does Fritsch have in the bank after his Grand Final success?

At what stage can we say that his performances just aren’t worthy of automatic selection?

2029

WERRIDEE'S best 23

B: Lever, May, McDonald

HB: Salem, Petty, Windsor

C: Langdon, Petracca, Lindsay

HF: Sparrow, Turner, Henderson

F: Fritsch, van Rooyen, Jefferson

FOLL: Gawn, Oliver, Viney

IC: Rivers, Sharp, Langford, Bowey

SUB: Chandler

In May, Turner

Out: Howes, Johnson

 

 
2 hours ago, WERRIDEE said:

WERRIDEE'S best 23

B: Lever, May, McDonald

HB: Salem, Petty, Windsor

C: Langdon, Petracca, Lindsay

HF: Sparrow, Turner, Henderson

F: Fritsch, van Rooyen, Jefferson

FOLL: Gawn, Oliver, Viney

IC: Rivers, Sharp, Langford, Bowey

SUB: Chandler

In May, Turner

Out: Howes, Johnson

 

Not bad , not bad at all! Chandler ON NOTICE! FRITTA even more so, Howes, not up to it!

18 hours ago, picket fence said:

Not bad , not bad at all! Chandler ON NOTICE! FRITTA even more so, Howes, not up to it!

Only Until week 4!!!


I thought Bowey had some massive moments and real intensity and some good disposal. 

Lindsay looked a class above. 

Thought Langdon went missing second half but it happens. 

Sharp was very fast, good poise and footy brain on display. 

AJ is the big lumbering tall we need to at least draw a defender 

 
On 17/03/2025 at 04:44, joeboy said:

How much credit does Fritsch have in the bank after his Grand Final success?

At what stage can we say that his performances just aren’t worthy of automatic selection?

Forever credit in my eyes

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