Worst game I've seen Stewart play, I hope he's out for redemption on Friday!He quite possibly is. But Stewart just had to do better on a few occasions. Martin made him look like a witches hat.
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Worst game I've seen Stewart play, I hope he's out for redemption on Friday!He quite possibly is. But Stewart just had to do better on a few occasions. Martin made him look like a witches hat.
So what you're saying is we haven't played Sydney after a bye loss for a while.12-0 after a bye loss
- A very pro Geelong crowd. You. ALL OF YOU!
What's the word on Cockatoo? The side needs him desperately
Like that match up...good role for Blicavs because he's tall enough and rangey enough. Kennedy's deceptively tall and is almost impossible to bump off the ball/contest so "Inspector Gadget" his ass! And Scooter to Hannebury just 'cos...What I’d like to see:
-Start well. This means be in front at quarter time then build on it in the second quarter. They will come at us all night but more so in the second half, making the importance of having a lead at half time paramount.
-Sustained pressure. We need to dish out what we have copped from Sydney the last 4 times that they have torched us.
-Motlop in a forward pocket. He just doesn’t cut the mustard as a midfielder. He just isn’t clean enough with the ball and his mistakes further up the field cost goals. How many times have we seen him paddle the ball in front of himself then get beaten to the follow up? On the flip side of that, he is capable of jagging a couple of goals a game, and we just didn’t kick enough goals to put Richmond under pressure.
-Menzel has to play. See Motlop re goals. We didn’t kick enough of them and this bloke is our second leading goal kicker this season.
-Man up on Reid. He will play 20-25 minutes in the forward half and then drops behind the ball for the last 5 minutes of each quarter. His man needs to go with him and be a target.
-Defend the ball through the middle of the ground. They constantly opened in that area of the field the last time we played them.
-Man up of Jarryd McVeigh. Whoever he goes to needs to be in the game to make him accountable. Otherwise he will just pick us off and set up their forward movements through the middle of the ground. Parsons has played this role for most of the year and would be the choice to go there again.
-We need to keep the ball. The majority of their loses have come when the opposition have denied them the ball.
-Buzza to come in. Hawk will need a chop out when he pushes up the field and his commitment cannot be questioned. He will bring tackle pressure, can take a mark and gets himself into dangerous spots. Stanley an outside chance but he will need to play predominantly forward.
-Bews to Papley has to happen and wear him like new pair of jocks. This means no room for Papley to play with his balls. Frustrate him, make him do something stupid because he will.
-Blicavs to Kennedy, S Selwood to Hannebury. When Kennedy goes off Smith goes off, Blicavs to ruck with the help of Buzza/ Stanley as they use Towers as a secondary ruckman and that secondary ruckman will need to be mobile as a result.
- A very pro Geelong crowd. You. ALL OF YOU!
Bah. Enjoy your cesspool of dispair.yes, you are.
I don't know anyone else who gets excited at the reality of getting flogged by 10 goals.
Only with those letters you can write I am Lord Voldemort![]()
I worry about the potential for next week. Chin up, we could snag a win. I am going to enjoy it either way - its my last dig for the season, or we make it another week. Whats not to celebrate?
Sums Motlop up really. Had the easy handpass to the open Stanley, yet wants the glory for himself and takes the selfish option.
Hi all - apologies if these stats have already been posted:
Last Friday, our final score of 5.10 (40) was our lowest final score in a final since 1914 (103 years).
Also our season-high for clangers with 37, a total only exceeded in 2017 by Port Adelaide in round 19
and 38 inside 50s (the Cats' lowest total for the season).
So we can't possibly play any worse!!
Not confident at all after last Friday night, but finals footy is meant to bring up some surprises so see what happens, maybe this Friday night may lead to a 94 Semi kind of result with no one expecting the Cats to win.
Just want a better effort over last weeks failure.
Not for us.
We've won 2 of our last 9
That's irrelavent.Yeah we were probably favorites in most of them....
With Naismith,Sinclair and Reid in the side I wouldnt be holding much hope of Towers spending any significant time in the ruck, might take the odd forward contest but that's about it.What I’d like to see:
-Start well. This means be in front at quarter time then build on it in the second quarter. They will come at us all night but more so in the second half, making the importance of having a lead at half time paramount.
-Sustained pressure. We need to dish out what we have copped from Sydney the last 4 times that they have torched us.
-Motlop in a forward pocket. He just doesn’t cut the mustard as a midfielder. He just isn’t clean enough with the ball and his mistakes further up the field cost goals. How many times have we seen him paddle the ball in front of himself then get beaten to the follow up? On the flip side of that, he is capable of jagging a couple of goals a game, and we just didn’t kick enough goals to put Richmond under pressure.
-Menzel has to play. See Motlop re goals. We didn’t kick enough of them and this bloke is our second leading goal kicker this season.
-Man up on Reid. He will play 20-25 minutes in the forward half and then drops behind the ball for the last 5 minutes of each quarter. His man needs to go with him and be a target.
-Defend the ball through the middle of the ground. They constantly opened in that area of the field the last time we played them.
-Man up of Jarryd McVeigh. Whoever he goes to needs to be in the game to make him accountable. Otherwise he will just pick us off and set up their forward movements through the middle of the ground. Parsons has played this role for most of the year and would be the choice to go there again.
-We need to keep the ball. The majority of their loses have come when the opposition have denied them the ball.
-Buzza to come in. Hawk will need a chop out when he pushes up the field and his commitment cannot be questioned. He will bring tackle pressure, can take a mark and gets himself into dangerous spots. Stanley an outside chance but he will need to play predominantly forward.
-Bews to Papley has to happen and wear him like new pair of jocks. This means no room for Papley to play with his balls. Frustrate him, make him do something stupid because he will.
-Blicavs to Kennedy, S Selwood to Hannebury. When Kennedy goes off Smith goes off, Blicavs to ruck with the help of Buzza/ Stanley as they use Towers as a secondary ruckman and that secondary ruckman will need to be mobile as a result.
- A very pro Geelong crowd. You. ALL OF YOU!
Like that match up...good role for Blicavs because he's tall enough and rangey enough. Kennedy's deceptively tall and is almost impossible to bump off the ball/contest so "Inspector Gadget" his ass!
You have got to be kidding?! One of Motlop's problems is not taking his chances himself and always giving it off.Sums Motlop up really. Had the easy handpass to the open Stanley, yet wants the glory for himself and takes the selfish option.
What I’d like to see:
-Start well. This means be in front at quarter time then build on it in the second quarter. They will come at us all night but more so in the second half, making the importance of having a lead at half time paramount.
-Sustained pressure. We need to dish out what we have copped from Sydney the last 4 times that they have torched us.
-Motlop in a forward pocket. He just doesn’t cut the mustard as a midfielder. He just isn’t clean enough with the ball and his mistakes further up the field cost goals. How many times have we seen him paddle the ball in front of himself then get beaten to the follow up? On the flip side of that, he is capable of jagging a couple of goals a game, and we just didn’t kick enough goals to put Richmond under pressure.
-Menzel has to play. See Motlop re goals. We didn’t kick enough of them and this bloke is our second leading goal kicker this season.
-Man up on Reid. He will play 20-25 minutes in the forward half and then drops behind the ball for the last 5 minutes of each quarter. His man needs to go with him and be a target.
-Defend the ball through the middle of the ground. They constantly opened in that area of the field the last time we played them.
-Man up of Jarryd McVeigh. Whoever he goes to needs to be in the game to make him accountable. Otherwise he will just pick us off and set up their forward movements through the middle of the ground. Parsons has played this role for most of the year and would be the choice to go there again.
-We need to keep the ball. The majority of their loses have come when the opposition have denied them the ball.
-Buzza to come in. Hawk will need a chop out when he pushes up the field and his commitment cannot be questioned. He will bring tackle pressure, can take a mark and gets himself into dangerous spots. Stanley an outside chance but he will need to play predominantly forward.
-Bews to Papley has to happen and wear him like new pair of jocks. This means no room for Papley to play with his balls. Frustrate him, make him do something stupid because he will.
-Blicavs to Kennedy, S Selwood to Hannebury. When Kennedy goes off Smith goes off, Blicavs to ruck with the help of Buzza/ Stanley as they use Towers as a secondary ruckman and that secondary ruckman will need to be mobile as a result.
- A very pro Geelong crowd. You. ALL OF YOU!