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Re: Round 5 preview Carlton v Collingwood - DontgoJuddy - 04-28-2015
I don't think there is a game I have wanted to win more for a raft of reasons.
Re: Round 5 preview Carlton v Collingwood - Navy Maven - 04-29-2015
(04-28-2015, 10:57 AM)flyboy77 link Wrote:I think Menzel should plays NBs - make him realise he's not a walk up start and his form this year has been poor - he reeks of picking up Gibbs' attitude (and pony tail).
Think we need Curnow. He shut Stevens right down.
Jamo - sure doing nothing down back so let hm have some rest
Dick an obvious out - so him, Jamo and if a third out is needed i guess Ellard goes before Armfield whose speed appears to be back.
Menzel was one of our better players in Rd 1, 17 disposals and 2.1 on the score board. Didn't do anything against West Coast, but who did? Then he's been out injured the last 2. He's still got more class than Ellard and Armfield combined.
A lot of people here criticising the suggestion to drop Armfield. Sure he played ok against the Saints, but the problem with our team at the moment is that we have too many good honest C-B graders and not enough class. I'd play Menzel ahead of Army because Menzel is the future. He is still young, he will have some shocking games and some brilliant ones. But the more game time he gets, the more likely we'll get the brilliant games. We're never going to evolve if she keep playing the same players with gross limitations. Ellard is not up to it, Armfield is not up to it in the long term. Time to move forward.
As for the 'Casboult is our only ruck relief' argument that people are throwing about; bringing Jaksch back in means we can afford for Rowe to relieve in the ruck. It wouldn't be for large chunks of the game anyway. But to be honest, I wouldn't be fazed to see Jones dropped instead, but stand by the opinion that Watto deserves his chance.
Re: Round 5 preview Carlton v Collingwood - cimm1979 - 04-29-2015
(04-29-2015, 12:08 AM)Navy Maven link Wrote:Menzel was one of our better players in Rd 1, 17 disposals and 2.1 on the score board. Didn't do anything against West Coast, but who did? Then he's been out injured the last 2. He's still got more class than Ellard and Armfield combined.
A lot of people here criticising the suggestion to drop Armfield. Sure he played ok against the Saints, but the problem with our team at the moment is that we have too many good honest C-B graders and not enough class. I'd play Menzel ahead of Army because Menzel is the future. He is still young, he will have some shocking games and some brilliant ones. But the more game time he gets, the more likely we'll get the brilliant games. We're never going to evolve if she keep playing the same players with gross limitations. Ellard is not up to it, Armfield is not up to it in the long term. Time to move forward.
As for the 'Casboult is our only ruck relief' argument that people are throwing about; bringing Jaksch back in means we can afford for Rowe to relieve in the ruck. It wouldn't be for large chunks of the game anyway. But to be honest, I wouldn't be fazed to see Jones dropped instead, but stand by the opinion that Watto deserves his chance.
Sorry Maven, Rowe should never ruck again. Awful.
Re: Round 5 preview Carlton v Collingwood - Navy Maven - 04-29-2015
(04-29-2015, 12:13 AM)cimm1979 link Wrote:Sorry Maven, Rowe should never ruck again. Awful.
Yeah he's not ideal, but keeping in Casboult just to play in the ruck for 10-20% of the game isn't ideal either. As a few have mentioned, it'll be great when Kreuzer is back, but until then we just have to pick the least damaging option.
Re: Round 5 preview Carlton v Collingwood - ItsOurTime - 04-29-2015
(04-29-2015, 12:08 AM)Navy Maven link Wrote:did? Then he's been out injured the last
A lot of people here criticising the suggestion to drop Armfield. Sure he played ok against the Saints, but the problem with our team at the moment is that we have too many good honest C-B graders and not enough class. I'd play Menzel ahead of Army because Menzel is the future. He is still young, he will have some shocking games and some brilliant ones. But the more game time he gets, the more likely we'll get the brilliant games. We're never going to evolve if she keep playing the same players with gross limitations. Ellard is not up to it, Armfield is not up to it in the long term. Time to move forward.
This! We have about 100 games to ALL our under 23 year old players - many of those just a quarter as a sub. If only we were actually rebuilding the past few years and we had a bunch of kids with 50-80 games to their name.
Re: Round 5 preview Carlton v Collingwood - ItsOurTime - 04-29-2015
This game does give the players an opportunity to make a statement about the coach. A committed performance will make a strong statement about player sentiment and will go a long way towards a new contract. A limp performance would be a disaster for the coach.
Collingwood players will probably do a guard of honour, maybe the Blues will join in.
Re: Round 5 preview Carlton v Collingwood - bignic - 04-29-2015
Is there any chance at all that Rowe will be dropped/
He was disgraceful last week, continuing his total lack of effort that permeates the way he approaches each game. He panics when under pressure, he cannot think his way out of a situation, he stands flat footed watching while others do the work, and he is a champion at giving the opposition forwards free kicks because he lacks the ability to combat his opponents skills fairly.
Rowe is the single greatest liability in this team, and should never have been made part of the leadership group.
Re: Round 5 preview Carlton v Collingwood - rocky - 04-29-2015
(04-29-2015, 03:35 AM)bignic link Wrote:Is there any chance at all that Rowe will be dropped/
He was disgraceful last week, continuing his total lack of effort that permeates the way he approaches each game. He panics when under pressure, he cannot think his way out of a situation, he stands flat footed watching while others do the work, and he is a champion at giving the opposition forwards free kicks because he lacks the ability to combat his opponents skills fairly.
Rowe is the single greatest liability in this team, and should never have been made part of the leadership group.
While I agree with the bit about him being dropped I think you've gone in a bit hard on the guy. By all accounts he's a natural leader and 100% committed to the cause but his current form is just so SHIZEN it's difficult to see how he's survived the chop for this long. Lack of options I guess is the main reason. Watson is not the answer, he is a dead set spud I don't care what anyone says. Play the new kid Jaksch and just roll the dice.
Re: Round 5 preview Carlton v Collingwood - raven19 - 04-29-2015
Swan in doubt with a sprained ankle according to FB Supercoach.
Re: Round 5 preview Carlton v Collingwood - mina1 - 04-29-2015
must keep army for his pace and for menzel tell him not about goals (pressure acts for example) must stop coll attacking from defence