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Re: AFL Rd 16 2023 Post Game Passion Carlton vs Hawthorn - pinot - 07-02-2023
Crowd was very pleased - though todays win didnt mean all that much - felt the crowd felt the method to our gameplay is excellent.
Our defensive actions all game is A grade tbh - doesn;t matter it's against a bottom four side. They were trying to smash us on the outside and Mitchell got outcoached to smitherenes with the numbers around the ball.
Re: AFL Rd 16 2023 Post Game Passion Carlton vs Hawthorn - LP - 07-02-2023
(07-02-2023, 12:04 PM)pinot date Wrote:They were trying to smash us on the outside and Mitchell got outcoached to smitherenes with the numbers around the ball.I thought the only time they looked any good was when they collectively got on their bike, but they couldn't sustain it and even when they had the pill they used it poorly entering their F50.
The rest of the time Cripps, Cerra and Kennedy were claiming the front position at stoppages and couldn't be displaced, just too big and too strong.
Charlie had almost zero opposition.
BigH and our other forwards didn't have a lot of impact, Martin was probably our 2nd most influential forward he was much smarter than his opponents and very influential. Cunningham was also good early.
Re: AFL Rd 16 2023 Post Game Passion Carlton vs Hawthorn - RiverRat - 07-02-2023
(07-02-2023, 08:48 AM)LordLucifer link Wrote:30m out directly in front, McKay goes the across the body kick and doesn't make the distance.
FFS, this is beyond a joke !!
AGAIN >
Re: AFL Rd 16 2023 Post Game Passion Carlton vs Hawthorn - Baggers - 07-02-2023
(07-02-2023, 11:36 AM)LoveNavy link Wrote:Cunningham, Martin, and Jack all played very important roles today.
We're able to execute the plan. Next step is to stay fit and string some games together ?
Yep. And so good to see JSOS hold his grabs - took some very strong and important marks.
Cunners adds so much 'silk' to our side and will only get better with more game time. He really seems to have developed beautifully under the Luke P tutelage... from 'cameo with potential' to a real weapon. And if Jack M can stay on the paddock he adds that X factor to our forwards with such good footy smarts... as have Cunners ...and JSOS (though I do worry about his future at the club).
IF we maintain this pressure around the aggott & opposition (great tackle count last two games), we'll threaten any side, along with our multiple goal kicking options/threats and solid (and mean) defensive unit.
Re: AFL Rd 16 2023 Post Game Passion Carlton vs Hawthorn - 31Tommys_barber - 07-02-2023
I think one of the key things I have seen in the last two weeks has been the small forwards. Owies I think has done his job harassing all year but with Fogarty Martin and Cunningham tackling pressure has been greatly improved from the timid efforts of Motlop and Honey. Keeping the ball in the 50 but also not giving a clear and easy kick to opposition defenders is helping us create more opportunities. Fogarty especially has surprised me with his tackling and taste for the contest.
Re: AFL Rd 16 2023 Post Game Passion Carlton vs Hawthorn - Lods - 07-02-2023
There are four actions which constitute a one percenter according to official AFL statistics: knock-ons, spoils, smothers, and shepherds.
Who leads our 1%ers this year?
The answer will surprise some.
It's Lewis Young, despite missing games.
He was the stat leader again yesterday.
Defenders (probably understandably) occupy the first five places.
Then comes Pitto, with Harry McKay the first forward.
Young 118
Weitering 101
McGovern 48
Saad 40
Newman 35
Pittonet 31
McKay 30
Kemp would be right up there on averages per game.
Re: AFL Rd 16 2023 Post Game Passion Carlton vs Hawthorn - RiverRat - 07-03-2023
(07-02-2023, 11:24 PM)Lods link Wrote:There are four actions which constitute a one percenter according to official AFL statistics: knock-ons, spoils, smothers, and shepherds.Young was less effective than Silvagni in the ruck contests but he played a useful role by adding his defensive presence after contesting the centre bounces.
Who leads our 1%ers this year?
The answer will surprise some.
It's Lewis Young, despite missing games.
He was the stat leader again yesterday.
Generally speaking, ALL defenders played very well as a team - although they were under much more pressure in the 3rd quarter when the midfield pressure fell away.
Re: AFL Rd 16 2023 Post Game Passion Carlton vs Hawthorn - LP - 07-03-2023
(07-02-2023, 11:24 PM)Lods date Wrote:Who leads our 1%ers this year?Not really, if you are a KPD who by default chooses to spoil you will be naturally high on this ranking, there are only two possible options spoil or mark, so as a KPD the less marks you go for the more spoils you must have!
The answer will surprise some.
I suppose Young versus other KPDs is a valid comparison.
The first non-Defender in the AFL list is Bont at #41.
AFL OPs
In terms of teams the club with the most OPs is Wet Toast, I suppose because they are always 2nd to the pill and as such spoiling stats and smothers are probably through the roof!
Re: AFL Rd 16 2023 Post Game Passion Carlton vs Hawthorn - Three Votes - 07-03-2023
(07-02-2023, 09:24 AM)crashlander link Wrote:That was a shocker, but his goal from the boundary in the last was superior.
Agree, but overall Big H had one of his best games for us. He chased, tackled, got others into the game.
Best cure for kicking yips is to get yourself involved in the 1%ers. Keep making yourself valuable in the rest of your game and the kicking will come.
Re: AFL Rd 16 2023 Post Game Passion Carlton vs Hawthorn - LP - 07-03-2023
Let's not get carried away, the KPFs made a good contribution but the reality is the Dawks had nobody to stand either Charlie or BigH, it was immediately obvious from the first bounce. The Dawk fan sitting next to me turned and said "We're screwed", about 60s into the game!
Adding to that, when our Mids and HBs are willing to hit up blokes likes Martin, Owies or Cunningham it makes the opposition defenders job even harder!