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JLT Round 1 - Blues v Hird's Old Crew (this Thursday, Princes Park) - flyboy77 - 02-25-2019
No doubt Crippa and Fish will come in. who else?
Fasolo? Special K???
If not Special K, surely Levi out and Lobbe or Phillips in?
Garlett given a second chance?
Kick off 6.40pm.
Re: JLT Round 1 - Blues v Hird's Old Crew (this Thursday, Princes Park) - LP - 02-25-2019
(02-25-2019, 09:03 PM)flyboy77 link Wrote:No doubt Crippa and Fish will come in. who else?
Fasolo? Special K???
If not Special K, surely Levi out and Lobbe or Phillips in?
Garlett given a second chance?
Not sure if it true, I've heard that Phillips had a bit of a setback with his recovery, and SpecialK isn't progressing as well as hoped but even so given his history the club is going to keep him restrained to prevent self-harm! Not sure what is going on with Lobbe, we might be playing conservative with his 30 year old body as well, he is also a crazy trainer.
I think Garlett is exactly what we need if he is in form, now that Pickett is injured I think we should persist. We need some medium sized players with X-Factor that can leverage opportunities created when opposition focus on guys like Fisher, Dow or Walsh.
I'd keep Fasolo under wraps for the short term, even if he seems right to go! The club needs to find a game that lets him step in and have instant success, it'll boost his confidence and he'll be on a roll. I think I'd play him against the Dogs Rnd 5, with injuries they look to have no suitable match up at the moment.
I like clubs to use older guys wisely, you don't swap a kid with a kid, you swap a kid for an older wiser type. Let the kids run wild for a few games, and when they get tired and the players around them get frustrated give an old head a run instead, it gives the kids a taste and then having the old head in the team you get a ready-made who actually does his job and it gives the players that were around the kid a break from being nursemaids and nannies. This way you can get the best out of all players.
Re: JLT Round 1 - Blues v Hird's Old Crew (this Thursday, Princes Park) - flyboy77 - 02-25-2019
https://www.carltonfc.com.au/news/2019-02-26/injury-update-blues-on-the-mend
Re: JLT Round 1 - Blues v Hird's Old Crew (this Thursday, Princes Park) - flyboy77 - 02-25-2019
Quote:Murphy could be joined out on the playing field soon by his long-time teammate Matthew Kreuzer, who has made significant strides in his comeback from a knee injury.
After undergoing surgery back in January, Russell said the ruckman was on schedule to return prior to the season opener.
“‘Kreuz’ is training really well. He did the full skills session [on Monday],” he said.
“He’s just getting a few weeks of good training in and we expect him to be available certainly by Round 1. He’s looking good to play before then.”
Another player in a similar boat to Kreuzer is new recruit Alex Fasolo.
Russell forecasted that the goal-sneak could also get some minutes in before the home-and-away season, largely thanks to the commitment to his rehabilitation.
“Alex Fasolo’s arm is settling down really well. He has been doing skills training for the last week, no contact, and did a full skills session yesterday,” he said.
Re: JLT Round 1 - Blues v Hird's Old Crew (this Thursday, Princes Park) - LP - 02-26-2019
(02-25-2019, 11:37 PM)flyboy77 link Wrote:“‘Kreuz’ is training really well. He did the full skills session [on Monday],” he said.
What do you think that means, "Full Skills Session" relative to something like "Full Training" or similar?
Re: JLT Round 1 - Blues v Hird's Old Crew (this Thursday, Princes Park) - flyboy77 - 02-26-2019
(02-26-2019, 12:42 AM)LP link Wrote:What do you think that means, "Full Skills Session" relative to something like "Full Training" or similar?
No contact....certainly no tackling.
Re: JLT Round 1 - Blues v Hird's Old Crew (this Thursday, Princes Park) - bmaurizio - 02-26-2019
I wouldn’t rush Matthew Kreuzer, he’s an important piece of the puzzle, should be played only if ready.
Lobbe or Phillips are fine Ruck men and Andrew can take a nice mark and good kick too.
Re: JLT Round 1 - Blues v Hird's Old Crew (this Thursday, Princes Park) - ElwoodBlues1 - 02-26-2019
(02-26-2019, 05:14 AM)bmaurizio link Wrote:I wouldn’t rush Matthew Kreuzer, he’s an important piece of the puzzle, should be played only if ready.
Lobbe or Phillips are fine Ruck men and Andrew can take a nice mark and good kick too.
Agree....be interested to see if Essendon take it seriously or send out some half ar$ed team of kids/newbies, I wouldnt be playing Krezuer till the following game and then
only for half a game....
Re: JLT Round 1 - Blues v Hird's Old Crew (this Thursday, Princes Park) - flyboy77 - 02-26-2019
(02-26-2019, 06:01 AM)ElwoodBlues1 link Wrote:Agree....be interested to see if Essendon take it seriously or send out some half ar$ed team of kids/newbies, I wouldnt be playing Krezuer till the following game and then
only for half a game....
If he's ready, he's ready.....
Re: JLT Round 1 - Blues v Hird's Old Crew (this Thursday, Princes Park) - DJC - 02-26-2019
(02-26-2019, 09:00 AM)flyboy77 link Wrote:If he's ready, he's ready.....
I think that's right FB. Kreuzer seems to be able to produce near to his best with minimal training or preparation and Kreuzer at half rat power is better than the alternatives.