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Can someone suggest what the reasoning might be for naming Bruzzy on the Interchange?
I just can't recall the last time this happened.
I just can't recall the last time this happened.
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Agree - Finn has good hands, but HH is elite, with a matching Footy IQ.I have no real issue with HH as a player
I'm just saying purely based on last week. Let alone the combined fortnight with the West Coast game where Fin was great.
Fin also has really good hands and he's not exactly slow.
I just think Fin seems to be really hard done by. But as Mollythedolly suggested yesterday to me (one of the rare posters to actually reply in a mature and reasonable manner) it could be a specific role thing,
Not really. If it was seven a side and Pendles and Sidey were playing with five zero gamers …the average is still 100.I am a bit shocked our average games is still 105 even with Pendles and Sidey.
Why did Jordy fly to Perth if he's not playing? Seems strange
I only think it's simply to confirm a few of the newbies in the 22 in their positions & not as potential subs : Dean, Allan, etc.Can someone suggest what the reasoning might be for naming Bruzzy on the Interchange?
I just can't recall the last time this happened.
Keeps him off the streets.Agreed.
If Freo can't beat us with all our outs then they may as well shut the club down.
They've been talking a big game all week but this has the scent of a Collingwood backs to the wall game about it.
They cannot score and will keep us interested all night.
Freo by 3 goals at 3/4 time. Let's see what happens.
Thanks, Foreigner, for the rationalising my thoughts!It serves us well to go as the underdogs.
Can someone suggest what the reasoning might be for naming Bruzzy on the Interchange?
I just can't recall the last time this happened.
Strange in a good way, bad way or just strange?Agreed.
Can someone suggest what the reasoning might be for naming Bruzzy on the Interchange?
I just can't recall the last time this happened.
Maybe he's just a good bloke to have around the team ..Strange in a good way, bad way or just strange?
it doesnt mean anything .. you will find he starts on the ground I am sureCan someone suggest what the reasoning might be for naming Bruzzy on the Interchange?
I just can't recall the last time this happened.
Strange in a good way, bad way or just strange?
The handball that led to the winning goal was so fast you needed to watch the footage several times to catch it.HH has amazingly quick hands - some of his “gives” to set up goals were sublime. Including the one in the chain for the winning goal.
When combined with his speed and Footy IQ he’s going to be very hard to drop.
Just a team bonding thing I would imagine.Strange in a good way, bad way or just strange?
He's got a bit of swagger tooThe handball that led to the winning goal was so fast you needed to watch the footage several times to catch it.
Thanks. Yep, that makes sense.I only think it's simply to confirm a few of the newbies in the 22 in their positions & not as potential subs : Dean, Allan, etc.
I think the sub will be either Parker or Richards.
Means nothing as far as Bruzzy is concerned, imo.
Maybe just to support the team from the sidelines - doesn't seem that strange to me. Perth isn't a bad place to visit this time of year either. Get out of the Melbourne bubble etc. Could be a number of reasons.Why did Jordy fly to Perth if he's not playing? Seems strange
Finn had 2 excellent goal assists - set up Pendles’ one two with JDG for a goal in the 1st Qtr. Then contested a mark at HB recovered first to give off a HB to Pendles who then hit JDG I50 for a goal.At least it's reassuring that selectors are prepared to move on players that they feel don't adequately perform or fit the team's structure. I didn't see much of either player on the TV last week, but I did see HH's crucial involvement in the winning goal. He is making a habit of inhabiting pivotal moments in games. I didn't see Finn do anything as team or score lifting.
Thanks - I've been working on that.Mean … Collingwood is older but that number is always grossly distorted by outliers. Needs further standard deviation analysis to quantify the effect of that. Take off the two highest and lowest for example and the mean changes a lot
Median. Where’s the middle player in the list sits ( ie player number 11.5 out of the 23) rounding up or down it doesn’t matter, Both sides have that player in the 50-99 games bracket. That’s pretty even.
Mode. The bracket where most of our players sit. Both in the under 50 category. Also even . We have two more in the 100-149 and two less in the 50-99 bracket so slight experience sdvantage there. For. Veterans over 150 games we only have only player more in those groups than Fremantle
Bottom line Pendles and Sidey are outliers and massively distort the average stats. But they are only two players.
you can’t leave jordy unsupervised, he’s just itching to breakout the robeJust a team bonding thing I would imagine.
Thanks Bryza! Appreciate someone returning my comment, who has been around a while
I remember a game against the Dockers in 2013, where we came back from about six goals down and almost cornered them in Perth. They ended up running away with it, but we did get in front for a short while. I think it’s a matter of taking our chances…
I think the media get more views talking down Collingwood. We are the reigning premiers, but we still are seen as gettable, despite the fact we have gone undefeated in 7 weeks.
Thanks, Foreigner, for the rationalising my thoughts!
How many times can we remember going in as underdogs, and winning? The best examples might be:
Brisbane Rd 8 2002
Port Adelaide QF 2003
Eagles Rd 9 2005
Eagles EF 2007
Geelong Rd 9 2008
Western Bulldogs Rd 1 2010
Adelaide Rd 9 2012
Geelong Rd 8 2013
Geelong Rd 6 2017
Richmond PF 2018
West Coast Rd 17 2019
Geelong QF 2019
West Coast EF 2020
Adelaide Rd 12 2021
Melbourne Rd 13 2021 and 2022
That’s just looking at extreme degree of difficulty, given the opposition relative to us on the ladder. Tonight does not have that kind of feeling. I woke up pretty excited, until I had time to wake up, and start worrying again
Just to add, they said last night that this is Sydney’s best start to a season since 1936. We were going back-to-back that year, and we got them in the grand final. If that isn’t an omen, I don’t know what is!
Thoughts Cousin of Daicos ?