demon3165

He will only get better as the year rolls on.

I have no problem seeing positives and see many I just don't get fooled easily like some, by the way I can keep this up all day...

And only people who cannot see negatives only fool themselves.

If you can never see negatives you can never improve and that includes life itself.

Strange game last night at half time either side could have been 3 - 4 goals up. After the break we dominated but could not, kick staight, some due to non composure by players who just rush their disposal, the last quarter well there was some great plays and goals but the funniest was Fritschs goal on the boundary it was like watching 2 players in slow motion expecting the ball to go out of bounds except it didn't but it was a great dribble. We still have a few players who are like a deer in the headlights and by that I mean when under pressure to release the ball or just cannot move the ball on quickly and they are TMac, River's, ANB, sparrow, lever and to a lesser extent Kossie but with him I think his body is out of sink with the brain. Max should never be allowed to take a kick in general play someone should run past him unless he is 60 out from goal ( don't think there is not a lot of oxygen up that high.) Liked the ball coming in a lot lower and more central and thought Petty was good playing further up the ground and provided a spark but would like to see players move around dragging their opponents out of the hot spot a lot more, JVR needs to learn how to use his body a lot more. But the one real pleasing thing was the backline and that's a credit to May and Lever who organise the group where to go and loved watching Cameron and Hawkings not having any real influence except for Cameron who missed those shots in the last. Hoping when McAdam is ready he will add another dynamic to the mix as he likes to lead as a forward, next week another test and if our forward line can function a lot better things in 24 will be a lot better.

Because people don't listen to what he says they just don't like him, but I must admit some of his comments were a bit strange last night.

I thought he played that Cameron role a little tonight venturing further up the ground he seemed better for it.

I don't mind his special comments when he's live but tonight he was way off with his comments.

Cats get ball from backline spread it to outside every time with loose players time and time again someone in the box wake up.

I'm with you on De Koninng but Nick Dacios would improve our midfield easily.

So you wouldn't have him playing for us then?

What new game plan is it the one where the forward line stands still or the one where we bomb it in?

Salem doesn't have the tank to be s full-time midfielder or the speed to play that role.

That's the game plan they play with...

That maybe so but it's his job to win games as well and if he has to change things to win a game are you saying he cannot do that?

So the Casey coach cannot make moves then or change how they play during the game interesting....

Poorly coached full stop.

That's OK glad I could help..

On the ground I hope...

That's being an analyst in football, he can be hard to listen to at times and I understand why people don't like listening to him but he is mostly right in his comments.

But he knows what he is talking about in his analysis of player positioning and and what they are trying to do.

Was sarcasm but I guess some people missed that....

If Jim Stynes can play with 2 broken legs and a fractured arm Oliver should be able to play, if not he's a sook and should swallow some concrete and harden the .... up

There would not have been a problem with Kossie if he had continued the action of his arms up at contact instead of turning his body to allow engagement of his shoulder to his head. The decision on Maynard was wrong but if he also had contacted Gus with his arms up with the continuation of a smother Gus would still be playing, and would not have been an issue.

Now how about we get a proper forward line coach to teach the kid how to use his body and positioning to help him to become a better forward.