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Round 16: Green Shoot of the Week Choose ONE ONLY Green Shoot you observed from - townsendcalling - 07-10-2017
Choose ONE ONLY Green Shoot you observed from the game. Can be a player, passage of play and individual effort, any ONE Shoot that put a smile ???? on your face?
Ok, besides the 'Charlie Vine', anything else??
At the risk of being hammered, I thought Lamb showed some good signs not seen before.
Re: Round 16: Green Shoot of the Week Choose ONE ONLY Green Shoot you observed from - Amers - 07-10-2017
I thought SPS got back to some good form, and although I still want to see Fisher get more of the ball, 25 pressure acts says he is still putting in, it will happen for him eventually. I'm enjoying watching these 2 grow!!
Re: Round 16: Green Shoot of the Week Choose ONE ONLY Green Shoot you observed from - kruddler - 07-11-2017
Curnowfides.
Re: Round 16: Green Shoot of the Week Choose ONE ONLY Green Shoot you observed from - LP - 07-11-2017
Curnow gets it again.
Re: Round 16: Green Shoot of the Week Choose ONE ONLY Green Shoot you observed from - DJC - 07-11-2017
Samo for me. His goal was great but more impressive was his endeavour to tackle anyone within cooee. He also didn't hold back when it came to backing up team mates and getting involved in a bit of push and shove.
Re: Round 16: Green Shoot of the Week Choose ONE ONLY Green Shoot you observed from - Tragic - 07-11-2017
(07-10-2017, 02:07 PM)Amers link Wrote:I thought SPS got back to some good form, and although I still want to see Fisher get more of the ball, 25 pressure acts says he is still putting in, it will happen for him eventually. I'm enjoying watching these 2 grow!!
I have to agree. I keep an eye on Fisher, and he has a real dip. He puts on plenty of pressure, and even if he doesn't stick a tackle he's like a mozzie, buzzing around oppo players rushing them, and plenty of times it gives our midfield and defenders a chance to intercept or spoil up the ground. Very valuable, and exactly what Bolts wants. If he says 'we'll be defined by pressure' again I may well spew, but in a good way. The next step for Fisher is to put on more muscle, get more possies, and kick more goals, which I think he was doing over in WA (in the WAFL???). He has a bright future, which is why he keeps getting a game. The more game time he gets the better.
SPS I really like, and would like him to do a little more, but again, another slightly built first year kid.
Re: Round 16: Green Shoot of the Week Choose ONE ONLY Green Shoot you observed from - mateinone - 07-11-2017
Will surprise a few.
I would say Curnow, but he is well covered..
So I am going with Casboult.
He has always been able to grab a mark, but seeing him pull in so many over the course of the contest actually had me pumped up. I was still worried when he lined up, but one of the few Casboult games I really enjoyed
Re: Round 16: Green Shoot of the Week Choose ONE ONLY Green Shoot you observed from - LoveNavy - 07-11-2017
Samo's goal celebration of his spectacular goal. He does this really cool tapping his fist over his heart.
Classy and lightning quick Sammo. Congratulations.
Of course, I'm celebrating Charlie's nomination and Zac's pressure too.
Re: Round 16: Green Shoot of the Week Choose ONE ONLY Green Shoot you observed from - Thryleon - 07-11-2017
Losing cripps, losing white, continuing to crack in and fighting to take back the lead right until the last minute.
Screw the individual green shoots. The story of our season has been the steely resolve.
Teams know they had to fight to get the win against us.
Re: Round 16: Green Shoot of the Week Choose ONE ONLY Green Shoot you observed from - Swan43 - 07-11-2017
(07-11-2017, 12:28 PM)Thryleon link Wrote:Losing cripps, losing white, continuing to crack in and fighting to take back the lead right until the last minute.x2. Made an older supporter proud. And comforted that, as they grow stronger and more mature, brave losses will become brave wins. Oh and something unfashionable -- despite the occasional horrible clangers, Kerridge's resolve and leadership took a huge step up. His skills can be woeful but he was huge in the trenches and out in Crippa's absence. Dead on his feet at final siren. Must say something about how he views the club and team.
Screw the individual green shoots. The story of our season has been the steely resolve.
Teams know they had to fight to get the win against us.