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Casboult to CHB
#91
(03-19-2019, 11:25 AM)ElwoodBlues1 link Wrote:Tigers have been using Jack Graham in the middle and rotating him with Martin down forward....I think that will continue as they look to cover for Caddy who is injured.
Got no doubt that when Caddy is back that Martin will spend more time on the ball but I think the Tigers will think they can match our onballers with their other players and
that Nankervis can control the ruck with Kreuzer out. I'm happy to test that thinking and expect Cripps to dominate in the middle and give us superiority and plenty of supply to our tall forwards who have to be aggressive.
McGovern has been quiet in the JLT games but i reckon he can have a big game vs the Tigers and kick a bag...

Please be right EB ????
“Why don’t you knock it off with them negative waves? Why don’t you dig how beautiful it is out here? Why don’t you say something righteous and hopeful for a change?”  Oddball
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#92
(03-19-2019, 11:34 AM)DJC link Wrote:Please be right EB ????

DJ...like I said previously that we can win this game and the Tigers are cocky and ripe for the picking... Wink :-X
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#93
(03-19-2019, 05:05 AM)Thryleon link Wrote:Plowman is probably a decent match up for Dusty if he goes forward.

As for Jones having Lynch, Lynch ate him on toast last season the one time they went head to head.

Lynch has Jones for nous, irrespective of speed, physicality etc.

That time we went for that zoning game plan and made it dead easy for Lynch. Time before that, R13, 2017, when we played much closer game style, Jones held him to 10 possessions and goalless. Sadly, that was our 3rd last win.
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#94
Wonder how big a risk playing Lynch is? Triggers may be a little worried if they are taking a chance with him?
Reality always wins in the end.
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#95
(03-20-2019, 02:39 AM)laj link Wrote:That time we went for that zoning game plan and made it dead easy for Lynch. Time before that, R13, 2017, when we played much closer game style, Jones held him to 10 possessions and goalless. Sadly, that was our 3rd last win.

Keep in mind, that he was playing for Gold Coast at the time.

As for our zoning game plan against GC last season, I don't buy it.  We had Rowe, Weiters, and Jones all take him at during the game and he cut us up really easily.

The thing about a zone defense, is that you still have people playing man on man in it, you just have extra players coming to each contest.



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#96
(03-20-2019, 03:27 AM)Thryleon link Wrote:Keep in mind, that he was playing for Gold Coast at the time.

As for our zoning game plan against GC last season, I don't buy it.  We had Rowe, Weiters, and Jones all take him at during the game and he cut us up really easily.

The thing about a zone defense, is that you still have people playing man on man in it, you just have extra players coming to each contest.

No, what happened was he was often all alone because Jones was off trying to cover another man too.

Reckon 4 of his goals came in this fashion. Another time he outmarked Plowman and another Byrne pushed him in the back....

It's there on Youtube if you want to see it....

He won't play.
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#97
(01-03-2019, 09:58 AM)JonDorotich link Wrote:I thought I’d throw this one out for discussion. The fact is the guy can move and would be a challenge for any team bombing into their forward 50. Ok, he’s not the most agile, but he ain’t bad and his field kicking is generally ok.

Another benefit would be moving Jones out to the wing, which would mean that I wouldn’t need to bring an oxygen tank to the footy each week as I hold my breath with every kick me takes in D50.

Weitering FB, Casboult CHB and Marchbank third tall.

Food for thought!

Who would have thought?
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#98
(05-11-2019, 09:27 AM)JonDorotich link Wrote:Who would have thought?

Nice one JD!

There’s nothing better than being proved wrong by one of our players, particularly when it’s the much-maligned Levi. 

I had my heart in my mouth a couple of times when he was looking to switch play but I suspect that he was instructed to go down the line every time he got the pill.
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#99
Well, Jones made the switch and is getting better. In time he may make a top FB. Maybe we can do the same with Casboult. At least he won't get out-marked, and his misses won't will us. Certainly the last two weeks have been very positive for Levi and could mean we have the man to take on gorillas.
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He's such an assured clean mark down the back that he would need a defensive tall forward to stop him by the looks. He must be so relieved not to have to take shots at goal now that you can see his confidence building.
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