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Brad Green - no impact in the midfield

AlphaDee
in Melbourne Demons

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Green gets plenty of (mainly) easy possessions but has no impact on a game anymore.

A few years ago he was a damaging forward - would lead and mark strongly, kick beautifully for goal and inspire the team with his enthusiasm and celebrations (after kicking a goal).

Why not put him back where he plays best - FP or HFF.

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    Green gets plenty of (mainly) easy possessions but has no impact on a game anymore.

    A few years ago he was a damaging forward - would lead and mark strongly, kick beautifully for goal and inspire the team with his enthusiasm and celebrations (after kicking a goal).

    Why not put him back where he plays best - FP or HFF.

    I stopped reading when you said "he was a damaging forward".

    Daniher made the mistake of playing him too far up the ground instead of out of the goal square. You can't force a position on a player, 8 years after they've been playing somewhere else. He played a handful of great games in the forward line, but never played there enough to justify that statement.

    He once had the best set-shot for goal in the competition. When you don't get enough in-game practice for a skill like that, you lose it. He has. Last year he wasn't as accurate as seasons before and this year I think he's had maybe 3 set-shots. I say play him deep in the backline. He's a steady player that can hit a target, but he's not hard enough to play midfield, not smart enough to play wing. Give him a medium-sized opposition forward each week and let him lead it out of the backline I say. Atleast then it will get his lack of urgency and clangers out of the corridor.

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    Green gets plenty of (mainly) easy possessions but has no impact on a game anymore.

    A few years ago he was a damaging forward - would lead and mark strongly, kick beautifully for goal and inspire the team with his enthusiasm and celebrations (after kicking a goal).

    Why not put him back where he plays best - FP or HFF.

    Both he and Dunn were resting in the square at various points during the game.

    We looked considerably more dangerous with them there than Neita, Robbo, or Jamar.

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