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The same match Buddy wore #67Except when Dane Rampe wore #50 for one match.
Exempting one-offs, the highest in the 21st century I can recall is Kieren Jack debuted in #48
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The same match Buddy wore #67Except when Dane Rampe wore #50 for one match.
Mainly because in watching the VFL, he just doesn’t really impact games.Why is everyone so certain that Konstanty is no good?
He was injured most of last year, is stuck behind Paps and Wicks, is still only a 2nd year player.. and is going pretty well in the VFL - think hes kicked 2 goals in each of the last few games
I had in mind that Rampe wore 67 one match, but when I googled "Dane Rampe wears #67" I got nada, zilch.The same match Buddy wore #67
Exempting one-offs, the highest in the 21st century I can recall is Kieren Jack debuted in #48
I don't the impression watching him that he's busting a gut, trying to everything he can to get a debut. He's decent enough, but looks like he's either comfortable where he is, or knows that he's not going to get a chance.Mainly because in watching the VFL, he just doesn’t really impact games.
He bobs up with the odd goal - but his possession counts are low & he just doesn’t look to have the “spark” that you see in the really good small forwards.
I think the difference is the better small forwards usually come from players that play on ball in the level below. Even look at Wicks' numbers in the twos and he has had many 20 possession and a couple of 25 possession games whereas i think the career high for Konstanty was last matches 17 possession and before that it was 16. He is just not getting enough of the ballMainly because in watching the VFL, he just doesn’t really impact games.
He bobs up with the odd goal - but his possession counts are low & he just doesn’t look to have the “spark” that you see in the really good small forwards.
You might be right - albeit I don’t actually recall a Papley, McGlynn or Jetta (by way of example) playing in the 2’s …. even though I suspect at some stage they did.I think the difference is the better small forwards usually come from players that play on ball in the level below. Even look at Wicks' numbers in the twos and he has had many 20 possession and a couple of 25 possession games whereas i think the career high for Konstanty was last matches 17 possession and before that it was 16. He is just not getting enough of the ball
Couldn't find records of Papley playing in the twos but many of the average or above average small forwards on other sides in the comp have spent time in the twos and most average around if not more than 17 touches a game which is higher than Konstanty's best gameYou might be right - albeit I don’t actually recall a Papley, McGlynn or Jetta (by way of example) playing in the 2’s …. even though I suspect at some stage they did.
Papley played at least one game in NEAFL coming back from injury because I shouted at him to get on his bike when he was walking.the lazy beggar.Couldn't find records of Papley playing in the twos but many of the average or above average small forwards on other sides in the comp have spent time in the twos and most average around if not more than 17 touches a game which is higher than Konstanty's best game
If you look at any footy team, those playing as a small forward or lockdown defender are often in the bottom third, if you rate the team from best player to worst, especially in any level below AFL.I think the difference is the better small forwards usually come from players that play on ball in the level below. Even look at Wicks' numbers in the twos and he has had many 20 possession and a couple of 25 possession games whereas i think the career high for Konstanty was last matches 17 possession and before that it was 16. He is just not getting enough of the ball
I recall it was buddy who told horse to play Papley straight away after his first preseason and he debuted in rd 1 against Collingwood and he kicked 3 goals.Couldn't find records of Papley playing in the twos but many of the average or above average small forwards on other sides in the comp have spent time in the twos and most average around if not more than 17 touches a game which is higher than Konstanty's best game
The problem for Konstanty is Corey is back in a week or two and i think he would be a better small forward than Konstanty to replace an injured Wicks/PapleyIf you look at any footy team, those playing as a small forward or lockdown defender are often in the bottom third, if you rate the team from best player to worst, especially in any level below AFL.
The reluctance to run Konstanty through our VFL midfield potentially indicates that he is well down the pecking order of players his size on our list. I suspect if either of Papley or Wicks was to get injured, any one of Roberts, Fox, Cleary, Warner or Mitchell would get the call, combined with a shuffle of the magnets.
The problem for Konstanty is Corey is back in a week or two and i think he would be a better small forward than Konstanty to replace an injured Wicks/Papley
Looking at the heat map he played in the 1s against Essendon this year and collected 11 touches but kicked 3 behinds. But also played some time on the wing in his brief games in the 1s so far in his careerNope. Corey has not shown great aptitude as a small forward.
Nothing like each other !The problem for Konstanty is Corey is back in a week or two and i think he would be a better small forward than Konstanty to replace an injured Wicks/Papley
Who did we select? I couldn't hear over the bloody idiots yelling.I love that the whole family gets animated, even granddad but the young fella just stays still hahaha
Bunyip is 69 k from Leongatha. Not in the same team me thinksBoth from Gippsland Power but not Papley's old club - Hanily is from Leongatha, Papley from Bunyip. Strong contested player, bit undersized but a pretty powerful little fella. Good luck to him.
Don’t know if it’s nerves but he was woeful in the 1’sLooking at the heat map he played in the 1s against Essendon this year and collected 11 touches but kicked 3 behinds. But also played some time on the wing in his brief games in the 1s so far in his career
Oh yea he wasn't effective but i looked back at alot of his games so far in the vfl and afl and he has played either on ball wing or half forward so feel like he is destined to be a decent pressure forward just needs another run of games in the VFL to pressure wicksDon’t know if it’s nerves but he was woeful in the 1’s
Yeah that's what I said, I might not have worded it very well but Tom H played for Leongatha who play in Gippsland League, Tom P played for Bunyip who play in West Gippsland league. They just played for the same NAB league/Coates league team, Gippsland Power.Bunyip is 69 k from Leongatha. Not in the same team me thinks
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Don’t know if it’s nerves but he was woeful in the 1’s
He looks solid. Reckon he would hit hard.From training today
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Well balanced, muscled up, concentrating hard.He looks solid. Reckon he would hit hard.