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(04-01-2016, 06:37 AM)Bear link Wrote:Was Rowe that bad last week? I thought he did ok!
Sort of makes me think that we are going to pull a late change. And Murphy didn't train today.
PI2C's early morning post still has me spooked.
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(04-01-2016, 07:16 AM)townsendcalling link Wrote:It is so much about appropriate match ups these days.
I'm all in favour of appropriate match ups, but Rowe was more effective than Jamison both against the Swans in the NAB game and against Richmond last week. Weitering is going to have a torrid time, but perhaps that's what the MC is after ???
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Jamo's the luckiest bloke at the Club, should've been one of the first dropped after last week, cannot believe Rowe got the chop ahead of him. Mind boggling selection decision....not that it matters, as Buddy is gonna tear us a new one no matter what.
Rapt to see Charlie Curnow selected, really looking forward to seeing him play in the big time.
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Great to see Curnow to debut, but I suspect those selection changes are the coaches putting the queue in the rack for this week.
A focus on exposing players, not winning the game.
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(04-01-2016, 11:36 AM)Brettie link Wrote:Jamo's the luckiest bloke at the Club, should've been one of the first dropped after last week, cannot believe Rowe got the chop ahead of him. Mind boggling selection decision....not that it matters, as Buddy is gonna tear us a new one no matter what.
Rapt to see Charlie Curnow selected, really looking forward to seeing him play in the big time.
Jamo was pretty ordinary without doubt but Rowe also struggled, especially in trying to take marks. He was spoiling when he should have marked on a couple of crucial plays and he fumbled at other times. Maybe the selectors were nervous especially with Buddy lurking?
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(04-01-2016, 11:55 AM)cookie2 link Wrote:Jamo was pretty ordinary without doubt but Rowe also struggled, especially in trying to take marks. He was spoiling when he should have marked on a couple of crucial plays and he fumbled at other times. Maybe the selectors were nervous especially with Buddy lurking?
Not sure what Byrne has done wrong, must have sh1t in Bolts bed!
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(04-01-2016, 11:59 AM)LP link Wrote:Not sure what Byrne has done wrong, must have sh1t in Bolts bed!
I disagree, I suspect the message is great work - now back it up. Do that consistently and you get a game. If that's the case, I don't mind it.
Easier opponents to give him a run against. This week we will find out plenty about some players.
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(04-01-2016, 10:31 AM)DJC link Wrote:I'm all in favour of appropriate match ups, but Rowe was more effective than Jamison both against the Swans in the NAB game and against Richmond last week. Weitering is going to have a torrid time, but perhaps that's what the MC is after ???
I'm with DJC.
All the best to young Charlie on debut. I hope he gets a to show a few tricks.
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(04-01-2016, 10:31 AM)DJC link Wrote:I'm all in favour of appropriate match ups, but Rowe was more effective than Jamison both against the Swans in the NAB game and against Richmond last week. Weitering is going to have a torrid time, but perhaps that's what the MC is after ??? I think there are young players you can throw to the wolves and there are some you cant. Weitering is one I think you can, BB thinks Charlie may be one you can but we will find out tomorrow. Byrne is probably one BB thinks you cant just yet. And by this I mean young fellas can get demoralised when they can smashed around like a Buddy type. Weitering will relish the opportunity should it arise. What he may do poorly, he will go away, analyse it, rectify it and ensure it doesn't happen next time. His maturity and composure for an 18 yo is astounding, its very business like and clinical.
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(04-01-2016, 09:05 PM)Gointocarlton link Wrote:I think there are young players you can throw to the wolves and there are some you cant. Weitering is one I think you can, BB thinks Charlie may be one you can but we will find out tomorrow. Byrne is probably one BB thinks you cant just yet. And by this I mean young fellas can get demoralised when they can smashed around like a Buddy type. Weitering will relish the opportunity should it arise. What he may do poorly, he will go away, analyse it, rectify it and ensure it doesn't happen next time. His maturity and composure for an 18 yo is astounding, its very business like and clinical.
You could well have hit the nail here GTC. This game could very well be a vital lesson in Weitering's education. Learn from one of the best in the business - an opportunity to be seized.
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