GTFOI was just thinking ‘Lachie who’ when I read this and realised we’ve had three Lachies and they’ve all requested trades. Lesson is don’t recruit players called Lachie.
I just got vet badge on BigFooty
Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.
AFLW 2024 - Round 8 - Chat, game threads, injury lists, team lineups and more.
GTFOI was just thinking ‘Lachie who’ when I read this and realised we’ve had three Lachies and they’ve all requested trades. Lesson is don’t recruit players called Lachie.
GTFO
I just got vet badge on BigFooty
Schultz may well end up being a very significant loss, but to your point if he is it won't be based primarily on goal count. Others replacing him won't score 0 goals: maybe you lose like 10 goals net.At most a moderate concern. He kicked ~1.5 per game. Even Banners kicks 0.8 and he plays sub half the time.
Would we be better with him? 100%
Are we doomed without him? Not even close.
Think you hit the nail on the head with Emmett, he brings the same intensity but is 8cm taller, a harder tackler and in a very small sample size averages more goals per game. He isn’t a small forward but we played too many anyway and need more medium forwards in the team.Schultz may well end up being a very significant loss, but to your point if he is it won't be based primarily on goal count. Others replacing him won't score 0 goals: maybe you lose like 10 goals net.
Where losing him will be felt more imo is his all round game: he got up the ground really well, set up plays (his field kicking has gotten so much better compared to like 2019/2020), applied pressure, made great courageous winning plays, etc. I've really liked what I've seen from Emmett in a small sample size in that high half fwd role, but others like Sturt can score goals and have moments (when he's fit and firing) but don't have that same all-round impact.
I know right!…… wait, we’re meant to be rejoicing in this accomplishment??Ha!
Nerds
Collingwood were pretty ordinary a few years ago, they turned it around fast!Me 3!
Watching this Collingwood doco on the AFL website. Our whole team should be watching this but * me are we a long way off it.
Yeah, they got a new coach and a free generational player.Collingwood were pretty ordinary a few years ago, they turned it around fast!
Schultz may well end up being a very significant loss, but to your point if he is it won't be based primarily on goal count. Others replacing him won't score 0 goals: maybe you lose like 10 goals net.
Where losing him will be felt more imo is his all round game: he got up the ground really well, set up plays (his field kicking has gotten so much better compared to like 2019/2020), applied pressure, made great courageous winning plays, etc. I've really liked what I've seen from Emmett in a small sample size in that high half fwd role, but others like Sturt can score goals and have moments (when he's fit and firing) but don't have that same all-round impact.
I'm assuming it's related to the age of the account (>=5 years?)