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Round 18 Green Shoot of the Week - townsendcalling - 07-23-2017
Choose ONE ONLY Green Shoot you observed from the game. Can be a player, passage of play and individual effort, any ONE Shoot that put a smile ???? on your face?
Need some positivity!!
Samo looked more at home today. Just needs to take the game on more and not go back every time he takes a mark. His first instinct is to stop and go back. However he seemed much more involved today.
Re: Round 18 Green Shoot of the Week - maxm68 - 07-23-2017
Harry McKay........he missed a couple he should of kicked..I hope that doesn't become a habit . Was a pretty good debut for a raw key forward though he was quiet in the 2nd half..... hopefully they play him for the rest of the year and onto bigger and better next year.
Re: Round 18 Green Shoot of the Week - ElwoodBlues1 - 07-23-2017
Obvious one is Harry who made a nice debut in a team that was very ordinary...but also want to credit little Zac Fisher for sticking up for his mate Samo, being so light he couldnt inflict much retribution on Zorko but the intent was there and thats a player we can look forward to for the future...
Re: Round 18 Green Shoot of the Week - LoveNavy - 07-23-2017
The fearless attack from the baby Blues.
Samo locking horns with Zorko, and Zac flying in to attack when Samo got flattened. Big H and Charlie hitting the big packs and clunking a few.
Go baby Blues. Fearless is becoming of the new Blues.
Re: Round 18 Green Shoot of the Week - Baggers - 07-23-2017
H.
Re: Round 18 Green Shoot of the Week - flyboy77 - 07-23-2017
(07-23-2017, 12:36 PM)ElwoodBlues1 link Wrote:Obvious one is Harry who made a nice debut in a team that was very ordinary...but also want to credit little Zac Fisher for sticking up for his mate Samo, being so light he couldnt inflict much retribution on Zorko but the intent was there and thats a player we can look forward to for the future...
Shame that either Rowe, White and/or ACOS wasn't playing.
To digress, what coach in their right mind would let Zorko run free...?
Re: Round 18 Green Shoot of the Week - maxm68 - 07-24-2017
(07-23-2017, 11:10 PM)flyboy77 link Wrote:what coach in their right mind would let Zorko run free...?
Especially when they had Rockliff doing a hard tag on Gibbs......... Hindsight is a wonderful but they should have moved Gibbs onto Zorko.
poor coaching..... in hindsight
Re: Round 18 Green Shoot of the Week - flyboy77 - 07-24-2017
(07-24-2017, 12:01 AM)maxm68 link Wrote:Especially when they had Rockliff doing a hard tag on Gibbs......... Hindsight is a wonderful but they should have moved Gibbs onto Zorko.
poor coaching..... in hindsight
Shouldn't have needed any hindsight, Zorko is one of the form players in the AFL presently.
Re: Round 18 Green Shoot of the Week - maxm68 - 07-24-2017
(07-24-2017, 12:02 AM)flyboy77 link Wrote:Shouldn't have needed any hindsight, Zorko is one of the form players in the AFL presently.
ahem......... Especially when they had Rockliff doing a hard tag on Gibbs......... Hindsight is a wonderful but they should have moved Gibbs onto Zorko.
I was agreeing with you
we should have fought fire with fire with the way Rockliff was mauling GibbsRe: Round 18 Green Shoot of the Week - DJC - 07-24-2017
Jack's spoil on Hipwood; so much like SOS!
That just tops efforts from Fisher and McKay and the fact that all five of our 2015 draftees have now played
