Autopsy 2024 Rd 16 Blues tame the Tigers easily
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lukep_86
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Cinc giving the fans what they want after the game. Looked like he was enjoying it just a little too.
Unlucky but he was still being a tad overzealous running in the way he did.
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Crowd only would be nice.
Yep,percent in Cotts.
He’s never been great on the wing, does run very hard but doesn’t run to the right places.
Cotts has come a long way and has found his position as a very good defensive forward “run with” player. However, Cins seems to be doing that role now and doing it better than Cotts.
Think the best way to get Cotts into the team is move Cins to the wing at the expense of Ollie, then Cotts as defensive forward.
However, don’t think that’s warranted. Yes, Ollie is still finding his feet and doesn’t have the vision, composure and skills of his brother, but he’s only second year and is doing a lot of “gut running” and filling space that stops the opposition run. He’s still getting enough ball at the moment, although more would be nice. Think at this stage I’d leave Cins as defensive forward / tagger and Ollie on the wing. Cotts will need to work his way back through the ressies
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percent in Cotts.Well said.
Issue is now the side is well balanced and players are playing well in current roles. Ollie isn't playing great but not everyone will at the same time
Problem is we don't have an obvious player to come straight in. IMO Doc would be perfect and we miss him
Options may be Cincotta Elijah Williams but they are doing well in their current roles and IMPORTANTLY the side is gelling very well. Binns is an option but I'm not convinced he will be any better especially over the short term
I think the best option (if we made a change) would be Cowan to a wing and Marchbank into defence
Our best wingman is actually Walsh but he is also in our best 2 mids.
Personally, I wouldn't be making any changes unless because of injury. The side is now cohesive, playing well, winning and now has trust in each other. Leave it the way it is
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Yes becausse he dug in through all the painful years. Plus good as our past champs were, it is a different era and I put it to you neigh sayers that players have never had to be fitter or challenged more than they are in the modern game.
Crippa was exactly the right man for our new era. He is incredible and we got to watch him mature and grow.
Binns will get more ball than Ollie is at the moment, he’s a magnet
Not sure you’ll get the defensive mindset though.
At some stage we have to give Binns a go, he’s done all you can ask for in a young player at twos level
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Not sure you’ll get the defensive mindset though.
At some stage we have to give Binns a go, he’s done all you can ask for in a young player at twos level
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Laugh at some comments I've seen elsewhere on how the McKay 'touched' mark in the 3rd quarter was pivotal in our game.
Be interested to hear what Slobbo has to say about the umpiring in Geelong v Essendon game.
Can hear him now "Momentum is everything in this game now Gerard - Essendon had the momentum torn away from them".
Be interested to hear what Slobbo has to say about the umpiring in Geelong v Essendon game.
Can hear him now "Momentum is everything in this game now Gerard - Essendon had the momentum torn away from them".
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Binns kicking really lacks penetration. Really by a lot. He actually seems further away from getting a game than he did a couple of months ago.
by them not turning up in the second half
We have quietly had 6 or so weeks now where we have kept teams to around 70 for a score.
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Watched the replay... still perfect
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He was an enthusiastic commentator. His fanboi'ing was much of his charm. Commetti was the steadying influence in the callers box.
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Compare him to where his brother is now and that will give us an idea of his trajectory of development body wise is going to go over the next couple of years.
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Well he did see a lot of it.... ..1 vote to Ben Miller in a 60 point loss?
Flying over his head
Wouldn't mind a tackle or defensive effort once in a while, the only thing that let's him down.
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No idea how they judge what is and isn't a one-on-one battle but those stats are just not right. Their talls kicked 5 goals.
Where do they keep the stats about trying to pick the ball up under no pressure fumbling it, fumbling it again, dropping it between your legs and finally fumbling it over the boundary line?
Weits himself would own up to a bit of a stinker yesterday.
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Note sure he did anything wrong. Richmond player clearly ducked into the oncoming player.
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Fairly obvious defense to this one. The guy very clearly ducked his head into danger giving Boyd nowhere to go but into his head. Crazy that he's been suspended.
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I agree doc would have been playing there if fit but are we all just pretending that Cottrell hasn't played the bulk of his career on the wing? He's due back from injury in a week or 2 and if fit I think he has to play as he was going well prior to the injury. At most one week in the VFL.
Can he / Cerra / Elijah share time between half forward / wing / mid?
The team is looking so strong it's going to be very hard on the likes of Ollie if dropped.
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