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AFL Rd 9 2022 Post Game Permutations Carlton vs GWS
#81
Feel for Zac but we were playing one too many half back flankers anyway.
2012 HAPPENED!!!!!!!
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#82
(05-16-2022, 04:13 AM)WASurfer link Wrote:EB...your earlier comment about "best avoid" being Coniglio. I reckon Dylan Shiel is the best avoid we've had.....soft, pack skirter and a front runner....and rightfully copping lots of flak about it.
Cogs was soft at the ball and when he did get it stuffed up disposing of it most times....1.2 mill a year for that rubbish.
Agree Shiel has been woeful too but I probably only had an average rating on him from day 1 as his kicking is ordinary even when he is playing better. I have seen Coniglio play well leading up to his contract signing  and he is capable but since getting the money has lost interest in the effort part of the game and being a leader at that club.
You can add Whitfield to that group too, he looks ready to do a Brad Hill and look for some big money minus the effort also.
Stkilda would be a good new home for him to laze away his days....
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#83
(05-16-2022, 07:47 AM)madbluboy link Wrote:Feel for Zac but we were playing one too many half back flankers anyway.
Williams, Martin and McGovern only average 2/3 of a season in games so its no real surprise, seems a nice bloke does Zac but been disappointing like the other two and like you say probably that extra half back too many since his failed attempt as a midfielder..
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#84
Shiel has been played out of position at Essendon.
2012 HAPPENED!!!!!!!
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#85
(05-16-2022, 07:56 AM)madbluboy link Wrote:Shiel has been played out of position at Essendon.
True..they were looking for a contested marquee mid to lead their midfield and for me Shiel is more a winger in the Andrew Gaff mode who you play through rather than expecting him to win a lot of contested ball and give you second efforts. His goal kicking has also been Rat Shizen , Rutten looked very sullen when asked about Shiels form, reckon he might be kicking the dew off the grass in the VFL this weekend.
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#86
Corey Durdin gets the NAB Rising Star Nomination!!
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#87
(05-16-2022, 08:35 AM)WASurfer link Wrote:Corey Durdin gets the NAB Rising Star Nomination!!

He was really good...and dangerous.
Also seemed to cover a lot of ground and was often helping out well away from our goals.
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#88
Just watched the replay. A few observations:

Our backline were great given the outs
Our mids eased the workload for our backs
Our mids are building reliable synergy AND are defending
LoB is getting the hang of using his weapon
TDK’s effort is strong but he needs help
Our small forwards are intense and are defending far and wide
It’s rare that a player ‘looks lost’
SOS is the shadow leader
Doc is a special human and athlete

Great game to watch. I’m finally ‘ditching the dread’ You know. The feeling that the opposition is about to roll us
Coming together is the beginning.
Keeping together is progress.
Working together is success.
Henry Ford.
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#89
One thing I have been meaning to mention was how good Brodie Kemp was.

His form in the VFL hasn't been all that great and he was brought in to play a key defender role against taller and more experienced oppponents.  Like Plowman, he gave it his all and neutralised his opponents as well as keeping them accountable with his run and positioning when we had the ball.

Good signs for the future!
“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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#90
DJC....reckon he looked lost early in the game but definitely got better. For now he's probably our only option as a 3rd tall with Parks also sidelined. Reckon he holds his spot this week regardless of whether Young comes back in...might even be thrown forward as a taller option down there at times during the game.
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