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Wardlaw is McKernan.Heh…
George is next in line, no doubt.
… and Archer is Archer…
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Wardlaw is McKernan.Heh…
George is next in line, no doubt.
We got a sneak preview of his IQ in his 2nd game v Freo, where he toepoked a certain behind away for us to seal the win, not many of his team mates would have done the same, more likely, none.He has the highest of footy IQ’s. If you look at his athletic profile there is nothing that immediately stands out, but what he does have is the ability to sum up the game in a fraction of the time it takes others.
It’s the old saying he is playing chess, while the rest of them are playing checkers.
That bit of play in the last two minutes summed him up perfectly. He knew exactly what the Gold Coast player was going to do before the player himself knew. It’s a pity they didn’t kick the winning goal from it, because it was the perfect demonstration of his in game brilliance in one simple act.
100%. It doesn’t mean the kid isn’t elite athletically, he just processes information on a football field quicker than most which is why he can do what he does.We got a sneak preview of his IQ in his 2nd game v Freo, where he toepoked a certain behind away for us to seal the win, not many of his team mates would have done the same, more likely, none.
It’s also why we’ve sucked for so long.100%. It doesn’t mean the kid isn’t elite athletically, he just processes information on a football field quicker than most which is why he can do what he does.
As I said he knew exactly what the Gold Coast player was going to do before the actual player knew.
He is reading the play possessions earlier and that’s why he is able to accumulate so well, because his brain without knowing it is actually predicting the most probable outcome of where the ball will be. It’s why he doesn’t often get caught out of position.
In a game that is as fast paced as it is at AFL level to have that ability to read/process the play in a split second is the difference between getting there and almost getting there.
The Sheez wants to win. Simples. He's not here to pick up a pay cheque. George is the same. The anti-ice bath clown has done us the biggest favour of all time. I assume that's a prerequisite for any incoming draftee going forward. Get the blokes that ooze determination and an unwavering want to win.
There isn’t that many of them around. Pendlebury is the direct comparison and now Daicos.It’s also why we’ve sucked for so long.
We don’t have enough players with this ability.
The America! **** yeah! Posts shit me when they're posters trying to transplant elements of US sports or culture into our sport like it has any relevance.JJ Redick on NBA podcasts (sorry year of the roo ) has made the point a few times that people should consider IQ as part of what we define as athleticism, because being able to think quicker than your opponent gets you an advantage just like being physically faster or stronger does.
Specifically in reference to whether or not Jokic is an "elite" athlete but the same principle would apply to Sheezel.
I should call my cousin in Melbourne and ask if he was in his class. I think they would have graduated from Scopus in the same year.Mt. Scopus.
100%JJ Redick on NBA podcasts (sorry year of the roo ) has made the point a few times that people should consider IQ as part of what we define as athleticism, because being able to think quicker than your opponent gets you an advantage just like being physically faster or stronger does.
Specifically in reference to whether or not Jokic is an "elite" athlete but the same principle would apply to Sheezel.
100%
You can call it whatever you want to be honest.
It boils down to one thing and that is the Sheezel when it comes to footy is smarter than 95% of players that play at AFL level.
It’s the old adage, work smarter, not harder. Running more km’s faster doesn’t mean you will increase your output necesarily, but being smart enough to position yourself to get the ball will. You still need to have the athletic ability to get to those spots.
The kid is a footy genius that also has the athletic ability to cash in on that genius.
It’s hard to quantify. There would be players out there that have high footy IQ’s but don’t have the athletic ability to maximise it, like there are those that have the athletic ability but not the IQ.I wouldn't say that Harry is in the top 5% of AFL-listed players in terms of football IQ. I would say it's more like the top 5.
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I should call my cousin in Melbourne and ask if he was in his class. I think they would have graduated from Scopus in the same year.
Harry will go wherever the play or moment requires him to be. Long way to go yet but he'll play the James Hird role and if he can reach that level of player then we are winning flags.
“Wherever they go with him in terms of does he become a 100 per cent midfielder, or an 80-20 mid-forward? I think his days in the backline are well and truly gone.
Jeremy N (I won't put his full last name on here to protect his privacy)What’s his name? I’ll check with my son
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