Everything posted by joeboy
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CASEY: Rd 17 vs Sandringham
Yes, same guy
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CASEY: Rd 17 vs Sandringham
Jordan goals and Casey hits lead
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CASEY: Rd 17 vs Sandringham
Dunkley goals and there’s 1 point in it
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CASEY: Rd 17 vs Sandringham
Poor umpiring decisions lead to Sandy goal
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CASEY: Rd 17 vs Sandringham
Preuss dominating
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CASEY: Rd 17 vs Sandringham
Goal to Melksham. Casey 3 points down now
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CASEY: Rd 17 vs Sandringham
Marty Hore takes 4 strong marks and Casey kicks 3 goals in succession
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My 3 word player analysis
Gone into hibernation
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Darren Burgess officially our new fitness coach.
Is your logic akin to Buckley’s recommendation of Neeld prior to us appointing him?
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If we are in this position next year the blame falls with Roos and Jackson!
Jack Watts is responsible for our demise
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My 3 word player analysis V West Coast
Jones - steady and reliable Viney - important until injured Fritsch - outstanding before turnover Salem - prolific and effective Oliver - a dynamic game Harmes - many impressive moments Gawn - strong work ethic J. Wagner - a nothing game Lever - loose and unconvincing C.Wagner - rarely stood out Brayshaw - excellent tagging game Hibberd - disposal was haphazard Lewis - season best game Neal-Bullen - continued to underwhelm May - held his own Petracca - some isolated involvement Jetta - crucial costly errors Hunt - was rarely involved Petty - promising but wayward Frost - never died wondering Preuss - little to commend Lockhart - enjoyed the scenery
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My 3 word player analysis V Bulldogs
- My 3 word player analysis V Bulldogs
Viney - prolific but wasteful Jones - age was obvious Jetta - a slow liability May - desire not questioned Frost - an impressive game Lever - fortunately survived game Salem - season worst game Brayshaw - season worst game Gawn - should have dominated Harmes - was surprisingly loose Petracca - an impressive game Petty - we’ve found one Oliver - uncharacteristically quiet game Lewis - an irrelevant performance Fritsch - a brain fade Neal-Bullen - devoid of skills Hunt - tried but failed Preuss - didn’t take chances Hibberd - just a shadow Lockhart - time to rest Dunkley - the wrong brother Hannan - continued uninspiring season- Goddard: Trade Clarry
The article didn’t suggest the Dees should trade Oliver, but rather the Gold Coast should target him... there’s a big difference. If I were in charge of an horrendously underperforming side, I’d make overtures to ANY talented player also- My 3 word player analysis V Carlton
Jones - consistently found targets Viney - bullocking and courageous McDonald - outstanding until injured Fritsch - great first half Oliver - courageous and tireless Preuss - finally justified selection Harmes - important but fumbly Salem - continued impressive season Neal-Bullen - just a game Petracca - brilliant in bursts Frost - heart in mouth Hunt - took his chances Brayshaw - disappointing season continued Weideman - failed to impose Lewis - was rarely sighted Hibberd - rarely inspired confidence May - safe and composed Hannan - some rare glimpses Dunkley - deer in headlights Petty - quiet before injury Lockhart - was he playing? Hore - will be missed- GAMEDAY: Rd 16 vs Carlton
- GAMEDAY: Rd 16 vs Carlton
- Honesty
All the above are even more reason for Preuss to be included whether Maxy plays or not. Preuss’s size makes him an X factor who is hard to match up on, let alone predict. The selectors must ignore the fact that Max may be dominant( if fit ) and make life difficult for Carlton by selecting 2 imposing figures. Surely Preuss is likely to be more effective and useful than any of Weideman, Smith, and T.Mac , even if it’s just by imposing the fear factor So in my view its Preuss for Smith- My 3 word player analysis V Brisbane Lions
Viney - prolific but wasteful Jones - usually found targets Salem - skillful but slow Oliver - rarely disposed well Brayshaw - continued poor year Harmes - had little impact Petracca - irrelevant second half Hannan - has exhausted welcome Fritsch - had some impact May - great first half Frost - terrible under pressure McDonald - back to rubbish Neal-Bullen - slow and embarrassing Hunt - little to commend Lockhart - some occasional glimpses Hibberd - was rarely sighted Petty - far from convincing Baker - keep it simple Gawn - was comprehensively beaten Hore - loose and disappointing Weideman - played amateur football Smith - tried but failed- GAMEDAY: Rd 15 vs Brisbane Lions
- My 3 word player analysis V Fremantle
Jones- better ball use Viney - grunt and leadership Hore - endeavour was impressive Frost - career best game Wagner - far from convincing May - confident and classy Salem - steady and effective Baker - showed some skill Neal-Bullen - tried but fumbly Oliver - classy but erratic Brayshaw - had limited impact Gawn - surprisingly didn’t dominate Weideman - some rare cameos McDonald - finally earned wages Petracca - a steady game Lockhart - energy and skill Harmes - met his match Smith - took his chances Fritsch - steady and impressive Petty - fortunately rarely required Hunt - had little involvement Hannan - had no impact- My 3 word player analysis V Collingwood
Jones - a broken man Viney - devoid of ideas Gawn - our only champion Oliver - prolific without benefitting Brayshaw - couldn’t hurt opposition Hore - tried but loose May - a welcome addition Lever - glad he survived Fritsch - lost in battle Salem - probably suffering concussion Frost - a major loss Hibberd - past his best Baker - stunned by headlights Harmes - gave his all Petracca - seemingly without purpose Hannan - had little involvement Weideman - hardly gave yelp Spargo - couldn’t justify selection Garlett - an embarrassing performance Hunt - tried but failed T. McDonald - played without heart Wagner - little to commend- PREGAME: Rd 12 vs Collingwood
Hogan for Spargo and we’d have our strongest team ON PAPER in the last 20 years. We’re a strong chance on Monday- Demonland Player of the Year - Round 11
6- Gawn ( dominated as expected) 5 - Oliver ( outstanding first half) 4 - Jones ( not as clean as normal but regularly got the hard balls) 3 - Fritsch ( getting closer to last year’s superlative form) 2 - Frost ( I no longer hold my breath when he has the ball) 1 - Viney ( trying to do the impossible too often but he at least he persists)- My 3 word player analysis V Crows
Jones - always looked likely Viney - determination belied value Gawn - dominated without completion Stretch - made little impression O. McDonald - embarrassing and costly T. McDonald - not on field Frost - valuable and safe Smith - had some value Hibberd - unfit and unsure Baker - calm and composed Hunt - didn’t take chances Oliver - lost his way Brayshaw - only a shadow Harmes - failed to impose Spargo - shaking my head Weideman - unsighted before miss Petracca - enigmatic and disappointing Kennedy-Harris - an impressive return Fritsch - season’s best game Garlett - just a cameo Wagner - was rarely noticed Hannan - will be better - My 3 word player analysis V Bulldogs