Yeah, Kane said the same thing about the Suns, Dockers, * 2021, Saints 3 years ago
Kane the perfect puppet master for the the uneducated masses
Kane Cornes is the AFL's version of Rita Panahi
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Yeah, Kane said the same thing about the Suns, Dockers, * 2021, Saints 3 years ago
Kane the perfect puppet master for the the uneducated masses
The distinction is about pre and post clearance, the game heading more to the latter, especially with the 666 and stand rules. It's setup and structure driven
The interpretation of contested numbers elude most, as they also include loose ball gets, ground ball gets and ball indispute, areas that have nothing to do with a physical one on one contest, or tackle
Was always confident that Ed would fit into Voss's gamplan, and stated as much, as he works well in his limitations, much like Cotts did last year.
Yep turnover numbers have improved CBB numbers have disappeared into a black hole- lets fix that in particularThose numbers will improve, as we continue to find a balance between going long or sharing the ball
It will improve as our turnover numbers are healthier than last year, which is a more sustainable source
Yes, seen the continual discussions by many people regarding Fisher, it really is starting to esculate, in an unhealthy manner. It amuses me actually, it's like we only have one player in the side that is underperforming.
Strangely, in the North game he had more clearances than any of our players to halftime, 2nd most for the game, meaning he got first hands on the ball. And 4th highest contested numbers
My question would be, if Fisher is and has been so poor, what are our other players doing, namely our guns?
If people want every player to be a tackle machine (the game is moving further away from this as a coaching priority), then perhaps some of our bigger bodies should get more scrutiny
Just my take of course
Tdk needs to stop running under the ball. He is too focused on the opposing ruck. Till he backs himself in will continue to be an issueI think this is a really important point. I feel the reason for our drop off as a clearance team is due to our rucks. At the moment it appears to me like the mids don't know where the ball is going from the ruck contest which is why we are ranked 15th for clearances so far this year. De Koning and Pittonet are unpredictable at the moment with their taps and our mids are suffering as a result. Pretty confident we were top 4 or higher last year.
Alex Marcou on the front bar next Thursday.
Great interview that, what a character Alex is. Met him a few times at functions, he's a ripper bloke. I don't think many people really understand how good that team (and many of the individuals) was from 79-82. I loved his comments around Harmesy doing Dusty things way back then. Harmsey was my favourite back in the day and really could do it all.Fabulous alright , I just saw a snippet on fabulous on The jumper punch..
Great interview that, what a character Alex is. Met him a few times at functions, he's a ripper bloke. I don't think many people really understand how good that team (and many of the individuals) was from 79-82. I loved his comments around Harmesy doing Dusty things way back then. Harmsey was my favourite back in the day and really could do it all.
Can confirm Alex is a ripper. Met him in the Medallion Club dining room having a few beers after a final a few year back. Talked to him about the game for about half an hour without bring up his past before I slipped in "you used to be a able to finish i50 pretty well back in the day" to get an appreciative nod.Great interview that, what a character Alex is. Met him a few times at functions, he's a ripper bloke. I don't think many people really understand how good that team (and many of the individuals) was from 79-82. I loved his comments around Harmesy doing Dusty things way back then. Harmsey was my favourite back in the day and really could do it all.
Can confirm Alex is a ripper. Met him in the Medallion Club dining room having a few beers after a final a few year back. Talked to him about the game for about half an hour without bring up his past before I slipped in "you used to be a able to finish i50 pretty well back in the day" to get an appreciative nod.
That 79-82 side had so many young players that played their best footy before 25. Alex would be a star in this league. Sadly after his first few year my memory is him pretty much being taken out week in week out till it affected his confidence.
Seems to have a bit of mongrel for a little guy.The only things I've seen of Binns are highlights from around the draft, haven't read much into him or anything.
From what I saw on those he did seem quicker, but the other thing I noticed was he seemed to be a fairly crafty and clever kick. Seemed to play with a bit of x-factor. I was surprised to read writeups after watching those to see kicking was a noted weakness.
The other thing I noticed was he did seem quick. More explosive quick than top speed - which I don't recall seeing much of in the highlights so he might have elite top end speed for all I know.
If those presumptions based on his highlights are correct I could see him being a different player to Hollands in a good way. Again from what I saw there might even be potential to play more on ball/attacking midfield with Binns than Hollands. Like I say that's just from highlights though, anyone who's watched him play would likely be able to tell me if I'm way off the mark.
agree…atm he’s light on for weight…needs to play to his current strengths, leg speed and leap…they should show him the tape of his game against Naitanui in Perth a couple seasons back.Tdk needs to stop running under the ball. He is too focused on the opposing ruck. Till he backs himself in will continue to be an issue
If anyone wants to know why a lot of us 60 year olds are little “bitter and twisted” these days - it’s the fact we grew up at the football following our club during the glorious Mosquito Fleet days as described by Alex Marcou with a 72% win/loss record and three premiership’s in 4 years, on the back of a rebuild which took 2 years.
Was much easier to rebuild in the pre-draft days.
A club like Carlton could essentially buy it's way out of trouble (or buy itself into more which some clubs did). Doubly so if you were blessed with an incredible zone like we were at the time
To this day, THE funniest football story ever told. Absolute gold.Great story about taking Fabulous to the Lodge, who then over indulged and fall and broke her ankle. Alex is at the hospital with Tammy Fraser who tells him to take the limo back to the party rather than miss out.