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you wasted your time watching that? chazz?

well the whateleys are half ok.

I tune into JJJ .

The latter, proudly. Old fashioned 70's lifestyles, and TV. heading down to the coast on Satdy morning, or Fridy night. Hangen out with the mates and havin good times. Parties, and workin bees at freinds places, and no workin weekends.

I reckon when Vanders gets thru this, he'll be a keeper. He's a stubborn tough man. Ankle this time, so He may well be over that stress fracture.

a boring pair of misfits.

Mike Williamson' footy supporter type commentary. non player type commentators. Less analysis, and more spontaneous enjoyment .

yeah, shorthairs, semi long hairs, tabby's, even brazillian,,,,, ttps://www.free-ebooks.net/audiobook-covers/large/265.jpg ?

you are right. The Ex players are spoiling the game Re commentary. It's been going backwards since the AFL and players association made sure of players succession planning, and media careers. and all we can do is robbo and whately..... jeeeez.

This is IT exactly. A media poonce, in gloves & boots; is gerard, these days.

Brayshaw appears to show more desperation than Trac, A bit like Hibbo compared to OMc. The youngsters need to improve their intensity.

Does that make Robbo his Da' ?

Whateley only has top open his mouth on TV, to put off many punters. Should have been a soccer fanatic. But then, probably he is, anyway. A media career of, off-putting. My two least popular TV journos. Whately and Robinson.

Premier dipstik, is whately. has good marriage with 'robbo'. they speak the same lingo. crraaapp. It's more 'rockin' horse',,, in Gerards case. not so high, just motions. It's a bit like Steptoe and Son in reverse.

And I think he is rediscovering his game, as an attacking defender. I prefer him just outside the crunch's, and off the defensive side of mid section of the ground. I prefer him head up, looking for options to cut off, or to deliver to,,, rather than with head down around his ankles, looking for ground ball. He has been fantastic IMO, of the last few games, influencing our achievements.

I thought he was surprising, that he was goo,d and kicked the ball well on a few occasions. Trusted himself to snap at goa,l which was a beauty. I have to reserve my judgement on Tyson, after seeing his efforts yesterday.

Your concerns listed are all experience learning's, + confidence accompanying. Another 3 seasons and he will do these things intuitively. But he does Have to improve his intensity, for when required. He just has the one laconic speed at present.

Probably, but he has to build his engine and that is most likely why he plays even when out of form. So the coaches are trying to get him up to higher standard which is exactly what we need/want ??? Experience brings with it composure as a byproduct.

I think they see Harmes in our future, and so are developing his inside game. Tyson is on the outer (wing). good hands, poor feet literally. strange for wingman.

He has to improve his disposal, and hitting targets/decisions when eyes are raised. Inside gives are OK. Accumulator OK.

Thanks Roosy. Our midfield is better with him in there atmo. He improved us, but this won't last, as we will move past needing him, maybe even as soon as this season. Salem hopefully, and Hunt as well, will shake Tyson from the team, as Viney pushes back in, and Spargo will be around for a little while, before he goes back to Casey. I can see Tyson's time is limited with us.

Oscar Baker might shake Tyson's spot up a little, when he gets going?

Tyson is a good player, that's why he is valuable as a trade option. He has limitations with speed etc, and outside work is so so. He is very good inside with hands, spotting targets, but we, I think, are going to go past him in not too distant future, with others who offer more across the field. We need options for trade to improve the team list. We can't rely solely on drafting kids. It's time for a couple of free agents, to help spread the load on-field. Tyson I see as one possible trade option. We can't hang-on to all of them.

And make him run hard, both ways. change him off the bench. He would be useful helping carry the ball from defence.

Put him on the wing.