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Re: 2018 Rd 14; Pre Game Preparations: Carlton vs Collingwood - laj - 06-22-2018 (06-22-2018, 07:13 AM)LP link Wrote:Lang is a bust, he is looking like another Smedts. Lang has missed alot of football this year though. Re: 2018 Rd 14; Pre Game Preparations: Carlton vs Collingwood - laj - 06-22-2018 CARLTON'S ROUND 14 LINE-UP: B: Lachie Plowman - Liam Jones - Kade Simpson HB: Aaron Mullett - Jacob Weitering - Sam Rowe C: Lochie O'Brien - Patrick Cripps © - Ed Curnow HF: Jed Lamb - Charlie Curnow - Zac Fisher F: Jack Silvagni - Matthew Wright - Sam Petrevski-Seton F: Matthew Kreuzer - Dale Thomas - Paddy Dow I: Jarrod Garlett - Levi Casboult - Matthew Kennedy - Cameron Polson Emergencies: Cameron O'Shea - Darcy Lang - Andrew Phillips - Nick Graham In: Kennedy, Mullett, Polson, Garlett Out: Graham (omitted), Lang (omitted), Kerridge (groin), Kerr (hip) Milestone: Weitering - 50 AFL games Re: 2018 Rd 14; Pre Game Preparations: Carlton vs Collingwood - LP - 06-22-2018 (06-22-2018, 07:21 AM)laj link Wrote:Lang has missed alot of football this year though. True, but I'm not talking about fitness, it's his lack of aggression at the contest. He looks like a Grigg type and that is not what we need! Unless he is still carrying an injury which would be disappointing to say the least. Even if you have not been playing, when you get a run you need to exhibit some desire to get hold of the footy, rather than just receive it bruise free! Anyway, I honestly hope I am wrong, my assessment of him is not something I take great joy in writing! One thing about the team. Poor Polson, he was on a form high for weeks on end at NBs even as they got smashed. Probably deserved a spot well ahead of SoJ in my opinion. Now the last couple of weeks he's been average at best and they given him a run! It's like giving a bloke that last sip of water just before he dies of thirst! Re: 2018 Rd 14; Pre Game Preparations: Carlton vs Collingwood - BluePhantom - 06-22-2018 Weitering 50 games? When is he going to turn it on like a No.1 pick? Maybe we got another Jack Watts? But then again Murphy, Gibbs and Kroozer have not put in a match winning, match turning, match dominating performance yet? I would like our No.1's to take the game by the scruff of the neck and demand the ball, hunt the ball and stand up when needed. But that is just me :
Re: 2018 Rd 14; Pre Game Preparations: Carlton vs Collingwood - DJC - 06-22-2018 I thought that we were too easily brushed aside by stronger Freo bodies last week (in the first half particularly) and I guess that’s what happens when you rely on blokes like Dow, O’Brien, Samo and Fisher to do the heavy lifting. I’m not sure that our ins have addressed that. I’m not writing Lang off yet. I suspect that he will provide more of what we need after a full pre-season. Re: 2018 Rd 14; Pre Game Preparations: Carlton vs Collingwood - laj - 06-22-2018 (06-22-2018, 07:27 AM)LP link Wrote:True, but I'm not talking about fitness, it's his lack of aggression at the contest. He looks like a Grigg type and that is not what we need! Unless he is still carrying an injury which would be disappointing to say the least. Sometimes that can be mistaken for confidence, which can be down when fitness isn't there. Re: 2018 Rd 14; Pre Game Preparations: Carlton vs Collingwood - LP - 06-22-2018 (06-22-2018, 07:34 AM)BluePhantom link Wrote:Weitering 50 games? If Weitering was compared to others like him, an apples for apples comparison of their first 50 games, I wonder what it looks like! I'm not sure No.1 Draft picks are any more likely to be instant hits than any other draft pick, but long term they seem to be statistically better. Re: 2018 Rd 14; Pre Game Preparations: Carlton vs Collingwood - PaulP - 06-22-2018 Sometimes a coach can be close but needs the right support around him. We can see this with Hardwick/Caracella, and Malthouse/Buckley. Bolton's tactics may or may not be sound, but I find it hard to believe that players who have been in the system for many years could play so badly so regularly. I'm not suggesting he's a good or bad coach, but something looks like it's being lost in translation. A small market correction may be in order. Montagna would know a thing or two about defensive structures and actions, having played under Lyon. Re: 2018 Rd 14; Pre Game Preparations: Carlton vs Collingwood - Gointocarlton - 06-22-2018 (06-22-2018, 07:23 AM)laj link Wrote:CARLTON'S ROUND 14 LINE-UP:I nearly got the selections right. Rowe survives, Kerr (hip). Re: 2018 Rd 14; Pre Game Preparations: Carlton vs Collingwood - laj - 06-22-2018 (06-22-2018, 04:10 AM)PaulP link Wrote:I reckon he might be on to something. Young rookie coach feels as though he has to prove himself, so tries too hard to show he's the man for the job by coaching excessively. I'm sure it's happened before. Maybe let the players play on instinct more. If Bolton goes with that zoning, offensive game plan again we should all go down and kick him hard where the sun doesn't shine. Our players become totally lost and drop their bundle completely. |