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Pre game postulations: AFL 2021 Rd 7: Carlton vs the Drug Cheats - Printable Version +- Carlton Supporters Club (http://new.carltonsc.com) +-- Forum: Princes Park (http://new.carltonsc.com/forum-4.html) +--- Forum: Robert Heatley Stand (http://new.carltonsc.com/forum-14.html) +--- Thread: Pre game postulations: AFL 2021 Rd 7: Carlton vs the Drug Cheats (/thread-5186.html) |
Re: Pre game postulations: AFL 2021 Rd 7: Carlton vs the Drug Cheats - DJC - 04-26-2021 (04-25-2021, 10:58 PM)Thryleon link Wrote:Murphy isn't in our bottom 5. It’s not the only reason Thry ... but it’s a major factor I don’t think it’s lack of ability; the gameplan, being played out of position, injuries, unbalanced team selection, poor planning, slow response to opposition tactics, momentum-sapping misses by senior players, poor decision-making and questionable player development all play a part. Re: Pre game postulations: AFL 2021 Rd 7: Carlton vs the Drug Cheats - Lods - 04-26-2021 (04-26-2021, 10:48 PM)kruddler link Wrote:Ok....so everyone agrees that silvagni can make something out of nothing. I disregard Weitering and Walsh because they were obvious and popular choices by most observers. I'll also put aside for a moment the less than adequate players we picked up from other teams. I don't have a lot of issue with the speculative late picks. (Finbar aside) Silvagni would no doubt be relying on scouters out in that area. The main area of concern and discussion centres around those higher draft picks. Dow, O'Brien and even Cunningham were all high picks. Silvagni would/should have taken a bit of interest at that level. SPS...same (he has been a regular player though, so a bit of slack there) It may be one or more of these players do eventually reach a level where they're regular, consistent performers. And yes...the development once drafted is equally (perhaps more of an issue) than the recruitment. But... The balance you talk about is only achieved if it's solid through all parts. It's not much good picking a player for that position and, balance, if he struggles to make the team. Austin may be of the opinion that we needed an upgrade in those areas, even though on paper we've had them covered. Silvagni gets scruitinised because we have a body of work to evaluate. It's not all bad or good, but a bit of a mix. Skilled in some aspects, questioned in others. Austin's time will come but we haven't seen enough of his picks to judge their impact on the side. I'm still trying to get my head around why you think his selections have unbalanced the side. SOS said he wasn't building a team to finish eighth..."anyone can do that" At the moment I think we'd be quite happy for an eighth. It would be progress. Re: Pre game postulations: AFL 2021 Rd 7: Carlton vs the Drug Cheats - Pratty - 04-26-2021 Who knows what's going to happen, but I'd take the Band-Aid off and make a few changes. Out - Betts, Murphy, Newnes, Casboult In - Setterfield, Dow, Kennedy, O'Brien B: Plowman, Weitering, Jones Hb: Williams, Docherty, Saad C: Cottrell, Walsh, O'Brien Hf: Fogarty, McGovern, Petrevski-Seton F: Gibbons, McKay, Cripps Foll: Pittonet, Stocker Rov: Cuningham I/c: Setterfield, Dow, Kennedy, E.Curnow Emg: Ramsay, Owies, Honey, Casboult Re: Pre game postulations: AFL 2021 Rd 7: Carlton vs the Drug Cheats - madbluboy - 04-26-2021 Just on Casboult, he played his best football in the back line where he dominated taking more intercept marks than any defender in the comp. Is there a reason why we haven't put him back there? Re: Pre game postulations: AFL 2021 Rd 7: Carlton vs the Drug Cheats - Lods - 04-26-2021 Yep We've drifted a bit away from the pre-match with the recruiting talk. Save the mods some trouble... Copy and Paste if you want to reply to any of that and we'll move the recruiting discussion into an appropriate thread. Back to the Game. As always if we come ready to play we have the side to beat this mob. Blues by 24. Stocker stays but I'd like to see him get some midfield time. Not sure that anyone from the VFL should be promoted (just yet). There was little pressure in that game....Honey maybe. Re: Pre game postulations: AFL 2021 Rd 7: Carlton vs the Drug Cheats - LP - 04-27-2021 (04-26-2021, 11:51 PM)madbluboy date Wrote:Just on Casboult, he played his best football in the back line where he dominated taking more intercept marks than any defender in the comp. Is there a reason why we haven't put him back there?Marking is only part of the role, he offers zero run out of defence and is an average ball user. Re: Pre game postulations: AFL 2021 Rd 7: Carlton vs the Drug Cheats - madbluboy - 04-27-2021 (04-27-2021, 12:04 AM)LP link Wrote:Marking is only part of the role, he offers zero run out of defence and is an average ball user. Who is offering us that at the moment? Re: Pre game postulations: AFL 2021 Rd 7: Carlton vs the Drug Cheats - LP - 04-27-2021 (04-27-2021, 12:18 AM)madbluboy date Wrote:Who is offering us that at the moment?No doubt that is a problem, that Levi cannot fix. It's a pity Parks got injured, and Williamson has developed a case of the chook runs. Re: Pre game postulations: AFL 2021 Rd 7: Carlton vs the Drug Cheats - Gointocarlton - 04-27-2021 (04-26-2021, 11:51 PM)madbluboy link Wrote:Just on Casboult, he played his best football in the back line where he dominated taking more intercept marks than any defender in the comp. Is there a reason why we haven't put him back there?He is insurance if JW or Jones goes down (heaven forbid) Re: Pre game postulations: AFL 2021 Rd 7: Carlton vs the Drug Cheats - LP - 04-27-2021 (04-27-2021, 12:21 AM)Gointocarlton date Wrote:He is insurance if JW or Jones goes down (heaven forbid)While Levi takes some nice intercept marks, one on one (body on body) marking contests have not been a big success for him. Isolate him at ground level one on one and you can have a medium forward bring the ball to ground and Levi is out of the contest. Actually in the context of this week, I think it was losing contests against Stringer that highlighted this the best. Stringer would hold Levi off to tap the ball to ground to his own advantage, then run off Levi. It was too easy. Levi is does not move to the footy naturally, he gives repeat efforts but he always hesitates after a contest. |