Everything posted by Deecisive
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My 3 word player analysis V Geelong
playing at geelong as usual is a big hurdle for any visiting side. We seem to always cop Geelong home games. It seems to be a bit like playing in eagleland. Crowd is onsided and the umpires bow their wishes. A lot of poor free kick decisions many going the cats way. Not that it would have changed the results it just would have made our loss a little fairer, and possibly not quite so bad.
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POSTGAME: Rd 02 vs Geelong
too many players did not contribute either through effort or lack of skill May 6 disposals - 50% disposal efficiency, so essentially he probably turned it over or did nothing with half of his possessions. frost 7 disposals at a healthy 85.7% efficiency Oscar 8 possessions at 62.5% lockhart 6 possessions at 50% Kolodjashnij 5 possessions at 80% Jetta 8 possessions but was trying all night Sparrow 8 possessions at 25% Neal-Bullen 9 possessions at 44% while harmes racked up 24 possessions it was at 45.8% efficiency Salem 23 possessions at 52.2% efficiency i would be giving quite a few a rest next week with Casey to try to find some form, or guts. - frost - lockhart - Kolodjashnij - sparrow - neal bullen - petracca - Jones also tempted to leave Weiderman and Oscar out.
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GAMEDAY: Rd 02 vs Geelong
yes it is wet, just look at how poorly geelong is going in the same conditions. We have too many passengers, players not chasing, geelong players running around us because if we even both to try to tackle they just step around us. McDonald cannot be the player he was last year because the ball is firstly not getting down the forward line too often and when it does he is usually up the field trying to push it down to a lone petracca, who is sadly losing every contest either by being outplayers or [censored] poor skill errors. Jones and weiderman have been fumbling everything that came their way. Does not look good though we did seem to recover a little in the last half of that quarter. still all in all a woeful performance from a team that wants to play finals football, without doing the hard yards.
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POSTGAME: Rd 1 vs Port Adelaide
wow what a terrible team effort, hard to find any player i would say played well all day. total lack of running as port transitioned across the ground left player after player free for them to run the ball down the ground. Where was our game plan to address this. Where were our players? where was our defensive game? we were luckly to not lose by a lot more. can see we may be winless after the first 5 games at least on this form. how do we go into games like this with players with no form.I know its the start of the season but nothing in todays performance to suggests we will get anywhere near the 8 this year.
- GAMEDAY: Rd 01 vs Port Adelaide
- GAMEDAY: Rd 01 vs Port Adelaide
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POST MATCH DISCUSSION: Melbourne vs Richmond - JLT 01
Disappointed with the lack of chase at times, tigers repeatedly ran it out of defence into attack with very little pressure. a flattering scoreline without a doubt, but not that bad result considering we are missing a lot of players.
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The pre-season supplemental selection period
another way for the big clubs to snare the players they want
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PICKS # 26 & 31 (formerly # 23 & 28)
field kicking was not overly great either....
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Recruiting a 3rd tall forward to find another 50 goals?
i would like to see the dees go back to having two ruckman on the ground one resting in the forward pocket and one on the ball and have them rotate more regularly between these two positions. as both max and preuss can mark the ball and i think preuss may be a better kick than max.
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WELCOME TO THE MELBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB - BRAYDON PREUSS
I really like the look of this guy he holds his ground and palms to his players, one problem I have always seen with Gawn's fantastic ruck work is that he does have trouble with more physical ruckman like grundy who push him off centre. I think Prueuss is a great get. I particularly liked his highlights where he kicked a 60m goal off one step. This guy has talent.
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Farewell Jesse Hogan
time to walk away from the freo negotiations. leave them to chase us if they have something substantial and acceptable to the club. Talk to GCS about how we can facilitate getting May across to the dees without Freo's pick. If freo eventually come back with a decent offer we could spend that on an early draft pick. Personally i am not a great hogan fan, he has enormous potential that he is just not harnessing, he gets lazy around contests and is not a noted chaser or tackler. Yet he has kicked a big bag of goals, so his upside is huge. May is a reasonably good backman i doubt he is going to get much better. so i see we are likely to be the looser out of any deal.
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Farewell Jesse Hogan
What north want to give us draft picks as well?
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Farewell Jesse Hogan
see if tyson wants to go to the GCS and put forward next years 1st round draft pick for May and maybe another 2nd rounder. see if that floats. and if Jessie goes and we get a couple of nice early draft picks, then bonus.
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WELCOME TO THE MELBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB - BRAYDON PREUSS
I like the idea of another tall, we got towelled up by Mason Cox because we had no one tall enough to stand and compete with him. Prius may give us that option. He may also allow us to play Gawny forward a little more, either standing in the goal square or a decoy to worry the opposition's defence.
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Welcome to Demonland: Jake Lever
the only concern i have with going after lever is that we will be paying him big $'s, then in the next few years we will have others throwing big $'s at Hogan and Trac, Hunt, etc. which means we have to offer them big $'s to keep them.
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Welcome to Demonland: Jake Lever
i thought one of the articles said that lever had been on $300k and the crows had offered him more but he still saw this as a low ball price.
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Josh Kelly
we start paying big $'s to get or even try to lure kelly then we will start to see our better young player holding out for more $'s too eventually which will see them poached by other teams. We need to have a team we can afford, and we need a team that can play together, just having individuals that can play well is not as good as having a solid team.
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WELCOME TO THE MELBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB - MICHAEL HIBBERD
maybe essendon are worried we will have a great year next year if we finish say 4th the our first pick without any compo being given to any team would be 14, our second pick would be at around 32. with compo, father and son etc that could be anything. if essendon dont believe we are going to go any good next year i.e. finish 8, then our 2nd round pick could be 26th without compo, etc... so maybe essendon have faith that we are going to have a good year next year
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WELCOME TO THE MELBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB - DECLAN KEILTY
i wonder if we looked at the various areas that each club now controls and go back over say the last 5 years at what each area produced I wonder how balanced or evenly spread the talent would be, and who would have gone where..
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WELCOME TO THE MELBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB - CLAYTON OLIVER
What I find interesting is that Roos knew we to win the ball out of the centre at the start of the last quarter and start scoring, he had enough confidence to put oliver into that pressure situation, and that he came through for the team. He is something special.
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WELCOME TO THE MELBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB - CLAYTON OLIVER
slot petraca in the midfield with oliver and boy what potential.
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WELCOME TO THE MELBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB - CLAYTON OLIVER
I wish he could pick up from where he was a year or so before his injury.
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WELCOME TO THE MELBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB - CLAYTON OLIVER
Olie looks to be a gun. Tomorrows practice match may give us a first real look at him. While the coaches may not be looking at him for round one, I am sure Olie will still be doing everything he can to get picked for our first real game. Looking forward to hearing how he goes tomorrow and seeing him in the nab cup matches. I personally think he has what it takes to play round 1.
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WELCOME TO THE MELBOURNE FOOTBALL CLUB - CLAYTON OLIVER
Looks to be a modest kid. A real competitor, he will be trying to get into the seniors as fast as he can, for as long as he can.