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The Brodie Kemp Conundrum - 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: The Brodie Kemp Conundrum (/thread-5945.html) Pages:
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Re: The Brodie Kemp Conundrum - Tragic - 02-06-2023 (02-05-2023, 04:22 AM)townsendcalling link Wrote:Does the injury to Williams open a doors for Kemp??Kemp has a bit of toe, a nice step, and good user. And not being that tall might be a very good replacement for Zac. Has intercepting as an extra string to the bow too. Just might not get as many possies as Zac who is pretty good in tight. Re: The Brodie Kemp Conundrum - LP - 02-06-2023 (02-06-2023, 01:14 AM)Tragic date Wrote:Kemp has a bit of toe, a nice step, and good user.His size, agility and acceleration are almost unique in the AFL, a bit like Blicsav. Kemp should be given midfield rotations, very few have the size and speed to keep up with him, which works in our favour because if they have to guard Kemp they won't be running off Cripps. Re: The Brodie Kemp Conundrum - kruddler - 02-06-2023 (02-05-2023, 10:39 PM)DJC link Wrote:If you watch the footage of our match simulations, Kemp plays as key defender, and does quite well. He played as a key defender in his 4 games last season and, despite conceding size to his opponents, was an effective defender. The problem is that he isn’t as effective as Weiters and Young. All of that is true. .....but i'd have him behind Marchbank doing the same role. Who knows if McGovern is a forward or a defender this year too. Not sure they've had that coin toss yet. |