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Review Cats drown Hawks by 36 points in Tommas 350
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I’ve become a bit of a fan of Sicily since he stopped ducking for free kicks. He’s a top player, and nice to hear he’s a good guy too.
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Was stoked with Parfitt as a long time fan of his, and really loved that we really got to see the future of the midfield in the final term with Conway, De Koning, Bruhn, Bowes, Clark and Parfitt.
All three games have tried to give me heart attacks, but I would have taken 3-0 at 130% in a heartbeat five weeks ago.
All three games have tried to give me heart attacks, but I would have taken 3-0 at 130% in a heartbeat five weeks ago.
I reckon they done pretty good on the gradings.Thought this was interesting view grading the players
Every player graded in Geelong's lightning-interrupted six-goal win over Hawthorn
Who was best on? We go through every player on Easter Monday.www.sen.com.au
Maybe Stewart graded just a tad high… but maybe my expectations of him are just so high because he is so good.
Glad they recognised Dempseys game.
Good old Quackthorn.
Pretty impressive considering they need to grade all the players.Thought this was interesting view grading the players
Every player graded in Geelong's lightning-interrupted six-goal win over Hawthorn
Who was best on? We go through every player on Easter Monday.
Perhaps a bit generous on Stewart and Conway, a tad harsh on Cameron whose touch in the wet was solid.
I noticed that, too! I was thinking to myself, "he didn't just... shoosh the crowd, did he?"
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Hmm for next week coming off a physical game and a 5 day break i could see us resting Hawkins and either going smaller or bringing Neale.
The other obvious change would be Stanley for Conway and then bring Conway back in for the week after against North.
The other obvious change would be Stanley for Conway and then bring Conway back in for the week after against North.
Same here. The closest I got to a permiership was a six-point loss to Leopold Lions in the Eastern Colts U/13 Grand Final in 1997.
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Ollie embarrassing Sissyly.
Ollie embarrassing Sissyly.
I think without doubt the Hawks small forward line is the most annoying in the competition - easy to not like. (With Brust being the exception to the rule). I counted a dozen+ attempts to get a high free and lots of niggles and frankly being smart a*** to out players - when they have done nothing!!
They will have Mannagh and Tuohy available and fresh, if some of the mids pull up sore.
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Yeah i was just naming the obvious outs we could end up changing 2 or 3 more depending on how others pull up.
I could very easily see us rest Clark next week and bring Mannagh back in as a replacement whilst also bringing in Tuohy for Mullin.
That may sadly be true. I hope everyone doesn't get into this cult of "just wait til Guthrie gets back". If he gets back with fitness and some form then I'll contemplate him being in the side.
That said, boxes ticked, he upgrades whatever lineup we have.
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It'll be interesting, I could see us managing a few both this week and next against Norf.
Although they look like a joke right now, we'll want to have a fit and firing squad going to the Gabba.
Stengle has 3 goals, 4 goal assists and 17 score involvements from the 3 games so far.
He's up a couple of disposals and half a tackle per game compared to 2023.
It's been a good start for Tyson.
Henry was excellent when the ball hit the deck and made some great running rebounds but I agree that defensively as it went on he was shaky.
I'm not too harsh on that but given how people were absolutely laying into a younger KPD (SDK) who actually improved as the game went on, it bares mentioning.
I think many pro athletes are, possibly because they understand they are blessed. Though some could be absolute early on until the realities of life start to soak in.
When I was in high school, we had an NFL journeyman move in next door. The few times I met him he was a complete gentle giant. He was running back, but just massively chiseled, but soft-spoken and well spoken. IIRC wife was high school sweetheart or something, too, not some groupie or floozy. Sometimes its the WAG that's the problem. Larry Bird's woman was pretty stuck up, while Robert Parish's was an absolute firecracker.
Overall it was pretty close, depending on how harshly you mark down a kid needing significant time off ground compared to their 28 year old.
11 disposals, 3 tackles, 5 marks, a goal, some pretty good taps and general knock ons/1%ers around the scrimmages - big tick I'd say.
His main fault so far has been some erratic ball use. Otherwise easily could've had coaches votes each game.
Is giving us plenty of drive but I agree, his ceiling is still a decent chunk higher.
The 5 day break and needing to manage minutes knowing that Dangerfield will still be missing affected us. If we put all of our eggs into this games basket we would've put the foot down and won by over 10 goals.
If the midfield are fresh and competitive vs Bulldogs then it was worth it. That's a daunting challenge though. We will need dominance in defence and up forward to win.
Warhorsey will stick to the "Bruhn is terrible" narrative for as long as possible.
27 disposals, 9 clearances, 5 tackles and 6 score involvements from 63% game time as a 22 year old beginning his second season as a full time midfielder.
Verdict: "not good enough".
Of course.
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