2017 Round 3 :Post Game Thread - Carlton vs Essendon

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No. The more skillful players play better in the wet.

I agree, the clean hands below the knees type player in the dry is far more likely to succeed in the wet. There are many more clean-hands opportunities in the wet than in the dry just because the ball doesn't bounce as much.

If a player fumbles in the dry putting them-self under pressure, they'll usually struggle in the wet.