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2 hours ago, fr_ap said:

Langford makes some mistakes, but a few of them were in service of the game plan hitting up the corridor / 3 qtr kick - I'd rather see him make this mistake at this stage.

He had a couple of very important defensive involvements when he was almost last man, and I watched him work up the ground to get involved in the play afterwards. Has quite a tank.

He's not the prettiest player - Lindsay is an easier watch, but takes fewer risks.

When Harvey he is involved we look a better team imo and he has an air of unpredictability to him.

Fr_ap Langford also showed last night that he is not slow, I say not slow he clocked 34km/ph last night that right up there.👍😁

 

He looked frustrated last night but just not a physical presence

3 minutes ago, DeeZone said:

Fr_ap Langford also showed last night that he is not slow, I say not slow he clocked 34km/ph last night that right up there.👍😁

33.1km/h, second highest on the ground, jointly with Trainor, for an individual effort. Pretty impressive though, Rioli was clocked as the fastest at a speed of 33.5km/h.

 
On 25/04/2025 at 06:53, 58er said:

Sparrow ?? Too often ONE misses outJoeboy but I love your segment.

I know right?! Slack-arze Joeboy strikes again. 🙄

It’d be different if we weren’t paying him for his input… wait, that’s right, WE’RE NOT - HE DOES IT FOR NOTHING!

Thank you Joeboy for your weekly analysis. It’s the first thing I read on the train home from a match <3

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