Bruce gets to play and learn from Riewoldt aswell. Daniher has had to be the main man the entire time.
Hold up. Daniher got to learn under the tutelage of Carlisle. Are we really going to ignore the influence of that outstanding young man?
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Bruce gets to play and learn from Riewoldt aswell. Daniher has had to be the main man the entire time.
I was going to mention that... He hasnt become more of a w***er. So I buess Carlisle taught him nothingHold up. Daniher got to learn under the tutelage of Carlisle. Are we really going to ignore the influence of that outstanding young man?
Joe Daniher
57 games (all as a forward)
76 goals
66 behinds
Josh Bruce
55 games (1.5 seasons as a forward - roughly 30 games as a forward)
70 goals
34 behinds
Hope you looked up the other end at how you should play as a forward Joe because you are fast testing my patience you one trick show pony.
Bruce almost exclusively kicks his bags in blowouts where the Saints mids are steamrolling (see today and the game last year), other than that he's just a handy 1-2 goal a game lead up full forward, he's basically Mitch Brown with a better leap.
Most pleasing thing about Joe's last month is his work rate is up and he's more patient with ball in hand. Early on in the year he was that desperate to make something happen when he had the pill he was rushing himself into mistakes.
One thing I noticed yesterday was Joe (in the first half more than the second) was playing for frees rather than keeping his feet. Not sure if this has come on due to being illegally man handled at every contest with no reward, but it's something I hope he stops before it becomes a real problem.
In saying that, he never stopped presenting and is much better for the team when he is allowed to roam up the ground. He'll tough this season out and next year when he only has 1 player on him he'll be much better for it.
Yeah, he is goofy as they come and even more so when he is flailing around in his awkward 201cm body.He's been doing that for a while. Like a lot of key forwards he is frequently infringed but playing for free kicks typically hurts him more than it helps.
One thing I noticed yesterday was Joe (in the first half more than the second) was playing for frees rather than keeping his feet. Not sure if this has come on due to being illegally man handled at every contest with no reward, but it's something I hope he stops before it becomes a real problem.
In saying that, he never stopped presenting and is much better for the team when he is allowed to roam up the ground. He'll tough this season out and next year when he only has 1 player on him he'll be much better for it.
He gets harshly done by, no doubt about that. Yesterday though he was jumping forwards before he'd even been touched at times.He probably just labours under the delusion that hands in the back is paid.
Geez those Saints forwards really showed Joey up.
They played almost like they were opposed to a second string defense.
And unfortunately is one of the busiest threads on our board.Thread goes very quiet when he plays well...
I must of watched it differently, thought he was hopeless. They used him consistently and made a truckload of errors. Over ran leads, marking was not on, didn't chase down opponents and kicking was horrible.Thread goes very quiet when he plays well...
Thread goes very quiet when he plays well...
Joe Daniher
57 games (all as a forward)
76 goals
66 behinds
Josh Bruce
55 games (1.5 seasons as a forward - roughly 30 games as a forward)
70 goals
34 behinds
Hope you looked up the other end at how you should play as a forward Joe because you are fast testing my patience you one trick show pony.
The thing is, he really struggles with the simple things. Like kicking the football - if he were an opposition player it'd be hilarious.All of the frustrated talk aside, if he was getting the simple things right he would have 25 to 30 goals so far. Few spilled marks last night robbed him of at least another two shots on goal.
He troubled Rance which is no mean feat. He's belted McDonald a few times too. It gives me confidence that he will dominate the competition.
His mobility is excellent.
Why base your assesments on performance when you can just say he marks it at its highest point and be done with it.I straight up refuse to use 2016 as an indicator as to "where he's at".
Anyone who does is a dolt.