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Hansen was a CHB in juniors who sometimes went forward. So he kind of went full circle.and Hansen. Who also started as a forward before going back
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Hansen was a CHB in juniors who sometimes went forward. So he kind of went full circle.and Hansen. Who also started as a forward before going back
I'd suggest the difference between Hansen and Comben is that Hansen never really liked physical contact yet he was a great overhead mark which is why he was best as an interceptor. Comben likes the physical stuff a little too much.I didn’t get that sense from Taz, quite the opposite. He had good games forward, but he never seemed a natural forward to me with his positioning and leading patterns. He was strong one on one and could mark well though, which lent itself well to defending. Within a game or two, Taz looked far more comfortable when he went down back.
Lachie was a bit similar to Taz, but I always thought Lachie’s general ‘footy’ nous made him more adaptable at either end. I felt comfortable with Lachie first game back in 2013 as an interceptor.
Lachie isn’t the worst defender type to aspire to for Chom. Lachie was never brilliant one-on-one (wasn’t poor at it), but was a great intercept mark. Chom still has a way to go reading the ball, but the raw marking is fast getting there.
Chom has the forward footy smarts, so time will tell down back.
Obviously, my assessment is very preliminary and mostly based on many years of watching, rather than playing.
I didn’t get that sense from Taz, quite the opposite. He had good games forward, but he never seemed a natural forward to me with his positioning and leading patterns. He was strong one on one and could mark well though, which lent itself well to defending. Within a game or two, Taz looked far more comfortable when he went down back.
Lachie was a bit similar to Taz, but I always thought Lachie’s general ‘footy’ nous made him more adaptable at either end. I felt comfortable with Lachie first game back in 2013 as an interceptor.
Lachie isn’t the worst defender type to aspire to for Chom. Lachie was never brilliant one-on-one (wasn’t poor at it), but was a great intercept mark. Chom still has a way to go reading the ball, but the raw marking is fast getting there.
Chom has the forward footy smarts, so time will tell down back.
Obviously, my assessment is very preliminary and mostly based on many years of watching, rather than playing.
There are still some question marks over Chom’s one on one ability at either end, which is understandable given his injuries. He is physical, but this has manifested itself in his tackling and attack on the ball when on the lead.I'd suggest the difference between Hansen and Comben is that Hansen never really liked physical contact yet he was a great overhead mark which is why he was best as an interceptor. Comben likes the physical stuff a little too much.
There are still some question marks over Chom’s one on one ability at either end, which is understandable given his injuries. He is physical, but this has manifested itself in his tackling and attack on the ball when on the lead.
I was there - a fantastic ambassador for the clubanyone else have the pleasure of meeting chom at the further north podcast show on sunday? really good conversationalist and really open about how the preseason's been going and his hopes for the year, had time for everyone and seemed genuinely grateful to all the supporters who came along. the kind of guy you want at a football club.
Did he train today?
Thank you…., my 3 year old just climbed out of her bed for the 50th time…. this made me laugh out loud
He ran on the Alter-Alter-G which is an anti-gravity trainer for players at risk using the Alter-G.
Should be ahead of all 3 KPD that played yesterdayLooked great in the VFL. Should be ahead of Biggie.
Should be ahead of all 3 KPD that played yesterday
Ones more an athletic third tall the others more your traditional key defenderYou’re seething that he said biggie aren’t you
hanson got the kicking yips, then he went to defence.Hansen was a CHB in juniors who sometimes went forward. So he kind of went full circle.