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Gee that's impressive.
Yep. 61.3km in his first month of senior footy.
By way of comparison, Walsh covered 62.9km in his first 4 games.
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Gee that's impressive.
Nice to see a footballer that's an athlete, as opposed to the multitudes of athletes that arent very good footballers that inundate the league at times.Has made a great start to his navy blue career, and has topped the distance covered in each of his first 4 senior games.
Richmond - 14.5km
Geelong - 15.2km
GWS - 15.5km
North - 16.1km
Remarkable athlete.
nup - I reckon losing mots is grinding on them heaps more than acres.......it should be.........As much as loosing Acres, duck’em…
Has made a great start to his navy blue career, and has topped the distance covered in each of his first 4 senior games.
Richmond - 14.5km
Geelong - 15.2km
GWS - 15.5km
North - 16.1km
Remarkable athlete.
Brilliant reaction image. This is great ammo for the MB.For anyone who missed it, this was Voss's "trying hard not to laugh" face at the suggestion that Walsh should perhaps come back through the Ressies...
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freaky that jimmae got dropped before newman.........Actually I forgot to mention one other person, who IMO has taken his game to another level this year.
The guy I’m talking about is NEWMAN. Has always been handy but I feel this year he has become critical in our backline with his blanketing tasks and offensive outlays.
I loved it. Harry is starting become a threatening presence at ground level. He might get weeks for this and in the future for other acts but he needs to find out where that line is.Hope they take that into consideration
Fair enough, very talented young player with huge upside, glad he’s ours…nup - I reckon losing mots is grinding on them heaps more than acres.......it should be.........
I think he's still yelling at the clouds for Pittonet to be dropped.freaky that jimmae got dropped before newman.........
wtf is a low quality season?At this early stage, it looks a low quality season .. which means a massive opportunity to go deep if we can get it all together. I hate the terminology, but our 'brand' or 'identity' isn't clear yet - we don't really know what we're going to get or what we're trying to do. Fingers crossed we keep improving. These early wins are very helpful, especially considering some of the games that other expected finalists have already dropped.
H also completely missed twice.Interesting that there seems to be a general feel that North's accuracy let them down. 7 of their 18 behinds were rushed. They kicked 11.11 off the boot.
Only 3 of our 11 behinds were rushed. We kicked 16.8.
Discounting the rushed behinds, we had more scoring shots and were 17% more accurate. Based on what I saw, we defended well, forced more contests, spoiled more often and kept them to a very manageable score until we subbed off an intercept defender for a young mid. At the other end, we opened up our forward line and kicked to deep 1v1s more often.
It wasn't North's poor accuracy that cost them the game.
I thought he was doing really well before the injury too. Has the right kind of mongrel and its rubbing off on teammates.Actually I forgot to mention one other person, who IMO has taken his game to another level this year.
The guy I’m talking about is NEWMAN. Has always been handy but I feel this year he has become critical in our backline with his blanketing tasks and offensive outlays.
This is the best post in this thread, well done TerryOur talls were absolutely dominant against a reduced North tall outfit. North mids/runners beat our reduced outfit of midfield/runners.
I thought we rope a doped them a bit. Just played slow while the run was in the game the first half. And then got it moving better when they got a bit tired , allowing our talls to dominate.
We play a style that our personel demand. We are not quick so we have to play slow and deliberate for large parts of the game. It isn't pretty but to play a free flowing game with very few running mids would be foolish. Walsh has been a huge, huge loss. He is our running, linking machine. Saady, Olli and Doc at times have done a sterling job of giving us some run, but we have much less than most teams when Walsh is out.
But we have a lot of strengths too, and the most important one, winning footy games is becoming one of them. We have an elite spine, we work our asses off, and i love our 2 ruck set-up.
Well done Vossy and team for going 3 wins and a draw without Walshy.
There are very very few easy games of footy in AFL. Maybe 1 or 2 a year if you're lucky(and not Geelong FC). All our 4 games so far, the oppo have been up for it.
Yes and the Curnow tag on LDU.Game was turned on its head when Doc went into the middle during the 3rd.
Defensive pressure through the middle of the ground was non-existent for the majority of the game.
Their ability to block, take an opponent's run, protect the team mate extracting the ball and working the angles to find an open player was good. Hopefully Voss points that out to the group.
I want my Kennedy, Walsh & Acres back!!!
Not the worst performance & happy to be undefeated, but we'll get smashed if we bring that sort of effort next week.
It’s the opposite of any season you’ve ever met …wtf is a low quality season?
Lost a few sets of double pluggers in that car park.nothing like waverley - it's in the cbd ffs - you step off a train and step into the ground - who are these people?
And doesn’t Cowan fly the flag, love him!BTW, I loved the push and shove in 4th quarter (?) with Newman in the face of the Norf players...