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LOB will only be a player when he is willing do the hard stuff consistently...too soft for mine.Here’s divisive for you.
I didn’t hate LOB’s game nearly as much as others.
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LOB will only be a player when he is willing do the hard stuff consistently...too soft for mine.Here’s divisive for you.
I didn’t hate LOB’s game nearly as much as others.
In Round 1Anyone else see the stat that noone on the Carlton team last night had beaten the Tigers before?
Is that right?
One thing I do respect about LOB is he'll keep going, obviously had a mare in the first qtr but continued battling and did a few nice things late on. Just needs to refine the consistency in his game.
somewhat not true. Jones was good but he often got caught out when he ran off his man to defend up the ground. Got caught on the overlap. Jones also wasn't a good kick, Oscar is a better kick and probably better at kicking those quick kicks out of the backlineHoly sh*t.. imagine if we had Liam Jones instead of Oscar in that back 6. Oscar was good but Liam Jones is elite.
Agreed. In the past we've had midfielders who are explosive but no endurance, tough but no skills, skilled but soft etc. We tried to organise them to play to their strengths, and when the stars aligned we could play some good footy in patches. But in every game, at some point the bloke with no skills needs to hit a crucial target, the soft bloke needs to stick a tackle and the bloke with no endurance needs to put in second and third efforts, and in those patches we concede goals which eventually costs us the game.Love love love Cerra. He's that rare type of balanced mid that everyone needs. Inside/outside, quick hands, clean, kicks both feet.
Can not wait to see him and Walsh in the same team. Epic 10 year combination incoming.
And I love Durdin, he is a player. I love them all but he's a new fav.
Lots to work on, loads to work with. Bloody special night at the G, you could feel it in the air.
Yep the stat was passed onto me. And I'm assuming we're only talking players who've only played with the Blues.Cerra has beaten them once in 4 attempts and Hewett actually 3 times from 7 games.
Haven't looked at any of the existing Carlton listed players though.
Spent time in the wing last night. He's so versatile.Like anything in life
To be good at something, you have to fail sometimes many times over before success.
LOB, for mine, looked like a player running around shitting himself. Not in the way that most of his detractors here think, ie. that he's soft. But rather that he's too scared of making mistakes ... and so he makes them (have a look when he's going back for that goal, you could just see his mind going "god I hope don't ****ing miss this ...". I reckon it's all in his head, because he's definitely not soft, and when it starts to click for him, he'll be away.He's got some flaws in his game, but we're going to be a better team come September if he's playing well. He'll iron out the flaws playing 1s, not 2s.
I’m a fan of Lob i genuinely think it will happen for himLOB, for mine, looked like a player running around shitting himself. Not in the way that most of his detractors here think, ie. that he's soft. But rather that he's too scared of making mistakes ... and so he makes them (have a look when he's going back for that goal, you could just see his mind going "god I hope don't ******* miss this ...". I reckon it's all in his head, because he's definitely not soft, and when it starts to click for him, he'll be away.
So I 100% agree that the best place for him to develop will be the 1's. But on last night's performance, if the plan is to play/rotate Walsh on a wing when he's back, then you'd keep Setters over LOB. I guess he's got a couple of weeks to turn that around.
Richmond really targeted Cerra, crunched him at every opportunity, LOVED he just got back up everytime and kept goingLove love love Cerra. He's that rare type of balanced mid that everyone needs. Inside/outside, quick hands, clean, kicks both feet.
Can not wait to see him and Walsh in the same team. Epic 10 year combination incoming.
And I love Durdin, he is a player. I love them all but he's a new fav.
Lots to work on, loads to work with. Bloody special night at the G, you could feel it in the air.
He's got some flaws in his game, but we're going to be a better team come September if he's playing well. He'll iron out the flaws playing 1s, not 2s.
Philp was very impressive in the VFL prac match before the seniors, will be interesting to see how his 2022 pans out.But then the question is whether another player eg Philp, Carroll, even Willo - has more upside in that winger role....
Adam Saadhad 17 kicks last night out of the backlines at 100 percent efficiencyPLAYERCARDSTART42Adam Saad
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Was wondering if anyone made a case for AFL selection.We won by 15 goals.
Was referring to his role. Small fwd who could occasionally have a mid rotation.If I was to compare Durdin to someone it would be Papley
I watched a replay of the game after watching it live at the local and for mine Saad was the best player on the ground last night. I didn’t see him out a foot wrong all night and his balance between defence and attack was almost perfect.Adam Saad gets a lot of heat for not being defensive enough.
But he is an absolute beast one-one-one. Especially in the air.
Wins a lot of contests he has no right to.
Combination of desperation, clever body positioning (often tapping the ball to his advantage) and core strength.
Me likey. Me likey a lot!
Best thing for LOB is to be unaware and take a huge hit and realise he's going to be able to get back up. Some little things last night, like running the ball over the boundary as first thought instead of thinking.. hmm I have a window of opportunity to take this on, but I could get crunched. Hopefully his last quarter coathanger and goal will help him in this regard.He's got some flaws in his game, but we're going to be a better team come September if he's playing well. He'll iron out the flaws playing 1s, not 2s.
Listen to Pitto's interview on SEN Captain's Run this morning. He actually referenced the improvement of our current system/style compare to just "hacking it out" like we did before...Was nice having literally 0 hack exits from stoppages. No under 9s stoppage setup grab ball up and unders. fu** that's just. All coaching. Well done Vossy and team
Was that the qualifier? So one of those meaningless stats that deliberately excludes certain players?In Round 1