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18 minutes ago, Adam The God said:

The eye test for me said he was influential in that quarter. Just shows we all see the game differently.

I beg to differ

 
7 hours ago, DemonOX said:

Didn’t say he had a blinder but he is infectious with his attitude and good for the team. Put it this way I would keep him in the team before Fritta.

Agree he has great attitude, has some niggle and doesnt deviate off the line. Just needs to get the footy.

3 hours ago, rpfc said:

In this team, shots at goal should not be a determining factor in selection - it’s just not how the rewards settle from when we play our best. Chandlers manic pressure at one point led to a Petracca goal that CP5 pointed at Gawn for a competent handball - but it was Chandler - and the pressure applied by our other forwards - that brought about that goal. A goal that reads out to Petracca with a goal assist from a ruckman.

He did point to Gawn but he also got around Chandler as did about half the team which was great to see. That kind of behaviour is infectious

 
2 minutes ago, spirit of norm smith said:

Remember 2024 v Eagles … Waterman kicked 5 last year. Like to see Turner back and assigned to Waterman.

We got massacred in the mid field.

That's where the game will be won


On 24/04/2025 at 22:36, spirit of norm smith said:

ZERO tackles

Not good at all.

13 hours ago, bing181 said:

Sestan could be one of those players who languishes in the lower leagues for ages and then it all clicks and he goes on to a 10-season AFL career.

Or not.

I agree with this, Sestan is about as natural a footballer as you’ll see. Even at lower levels, you don’t kick huge bags of goals without serious talent.

He’s a great option to replace Melk into the future. In an AFL system, if allowed to play on instinct, he could do anything.

25 minutes ago, BW511 said:

I agree with this, Sestan is about as natural a footballer as you’ll see. Even at lower levels, you don’t kick huge bags of goals without serious talent.

He’s a great option to replace Melk into the future. In an AFL system, if allowed to play on instinct, he could do anything.

The only worry I have with sestan is his disposal, by foot he is absolutely woeful. Outside of that he’s an amazing footballer, can’t wait to see him at some point this year because he’s 100 percent gonna get a few games.

 
On 25/04/2025 at 00:09, BoBo said:

Just curious, does Sharp deserve a game above Tholstrup?

On 25/04/2025 at 00:19, Disco InTurno said:

I’m just trying to figure out why Tholstrup would be dropped…

4 disposals

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