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I think Ginnivan pushed Kolo, who was on his knees after trying to tackle Chol. It was a weak act and deserved a clip back.Does anyone know what got Stewart so angry just before half time?
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I think Ginnivan pushed Kolo, who was on his knees after trying to tackle Chol. It was a weak act and deserved a clip back.Does anyone know what got Stewart so angry just before half time?
He didn't do heaps, but this was definitely his best game.I know it is a low bar but I thought that was Mullins best game so far.. I would still like him to go back to the VFL and have him play midfield and play a more attacking role.
Ginnivan uses a different technique from Selwood’s and its a more clearcut form of free kick milking for mine, he also uses it at every interaction he has- Selwood didn’t actually do that despite the oppositions’ whines. And Selwood went after the hard ball, all the time- Ginnivan isn’t trying to win hard balls. Also I thought quite a few hawks tried to duck whenever they got tackled.To be honest Ginnivan is not judged fairly by umpires. They ignored at least too blatant head high tackles yesterday. Selwood (not comparing them as players) had to deal with this later in his career.
Easily his best game, far more composed and his kicking was a lot more confident. For me I always look at little pieces of special play that show what the player could become, the bit for Oisin, which has been spoken about previously but deserves another mention, where he ran past everyone with speed collected the ball and then hit Blitz lace out on the wing was speeeeecccial!I know it is a low bar but I thought that was Mullins best game so far.. I would still like him to go back to the VFL and have him play midfield and play a more attacking role.
Ginnivan throughout the game would go and push a Cats player and mouth off if they lost a contest. He ran in and pushed Kolo on the ground and Stewart had enough.Does anyone know what got Stewart so angry just before half time?
It's a bane of modern sports. New players look to get their visibility up to get endorsements or notoriety that translates into bigger contracts. They act like knobs hoping they will get more mentions. Good or bad press, it doesn't seem to matter. Get your name out there. If they actually have an interesting personality to go with the ego, they might have a chance of a career in some sort of media when they crash out of their sport.He has competition for that title in his own forward line. Going to be the only thing they have a shot at winning for a while
Or maybe he just has a personality. Jacko was busy being a dickhead years before endorsementsIt's a bane of modern sports. New players look to get their visibility up to get endorsements or notoriety that translates into bigger contracts. They act like knobs hoping they will get more mentions. Good or bad press, it doesn't seem to matter. Get your name out there. If they actually have an interesting personality to go with the ego, they might have a chance of a career in some sort of media when they crash out of their sport.
Might very well be true for a couple of them, but you see so much of it across a lot of different codes. Probably just enhances a particular part of their natural personality. I see it a lot more in US football, getting that camera time after stock standard plays. I wonder how many, if any, footy players work on their celebrations.Or maybe he just has a personality. Jacko was busy being a dickhead years before endorsements
I had a whiz through the oppo forums this morning and loved the number of Magpie supporters wishing they had Ollie back or how he "got away". A little bit of sarcasm and resentment, but also a lot of seemingly genuine "well @#$&, he's a fantastic player" undercurrent there now.
BT is only suited to radio which is less formal than TV. He's a bit like Roy and HG doing the rugby where its more acceptable to talk rubbish and try and be funny on that format.Not normally my go, but just can't leave it unsaid. That commentary was nauseating all day.
I know Geelong going well doesn't sell papers, and telling the everyday fan at home that Geelong have got another 10 years of contending ahead of them with the kids is the last thing they want to hear...but come on.
You know it's bad when Hodgey - A Hawthorn champion - is actually the most balanced when it comes to his comments. BT & JB despise us, and apart from the above, I just can't see why.
People are excited because we havent had an A grade ruck since Ottens.Can we just pump the brakes on Conway a little?
I thought he played well for a second-game ruckman, but let's keep it in perspective - he kept Meek honest and had a few good moments, but Meek did win the ruck battle overall... and he's Lloyd Meek, not Sean Darcy, Max Gawn, Tim English or Jarrod Witts.
For my mind, he did enough to keep his spot, and has a really good set of hands, but there's a fair way to go as well.
This board does this all the time - wanting a much-hyped young player to succeed so badly that an ok performance must be talked up as excellent. He was decent, and that's more than enough at this early stage in his career.
Since when is a 36 point defeat an 'honourable loss'? Listening to Sam Mitchell you would think they only lost by a goalSeems the new Hawks thing is to carry on after kicking a goal like you've nailed an important lead stretching goal late in a Grand Final, but you are 5+ goals down, is the new trend.
I know they play for the hawks so a "close" game IS a 5 goal loss but seriously? ******* embarrassing.
I agree it was his best game.I know it is a low bar but I thought that was Mullins best game so far.. I would still like him to go back to the VFL and have him play midfield and play a more attacking role.
Yeah, I know. Hence keeping the kid onPeople are excited because we havent had an A grade ruck since Ottens.
The US really loves that kinda thing, right down to trash talkMight very well be true for a couple of them, but you see so much of it across a lot of different codes. Probably just enhances a particular part of their natural personality. I see it a lot more in US football, getting that camera time after stock standard plays. I wonder how many, if any, footy players work on their celebrations.
From a Hawthorn point of view, honestly, I’d take that. We didn’t win that game through effort, or tactical adherence - we won it by sheer class forward of centre and exceptional goalkicking. They can’t match that at the moment and they had a good side on the back foot for a lot of that game.Since when is a 36 point defeat an 'honourable loss'? Listening to Sam Mitchell you would think they only lost by a goal
He's the boy who cried wolf. He's only got himself to blame.To be honest Ginnivan is not judged fairly by umpires. They ignored at least too blatant head high tackles yesterday. Selwood (not comparing them as players) had to deal with this later in his career.
They chose to play Ash Johnson, they made their choiceI had a whiz through the oppo forums this morning and loved the number of Magpie supporters wishing they had Ollie back or how he "got away". A little bit of sarcasm and resentment, but also a lot of seemingly genuine "well @#$&, he's a fantastic player" undercurrent there now.
6 goal loss in the wet? That's a paddlin'Since when is a 36 point defeat an 'honourable loss'? Listening to Sam Mitchell you would think they only lost by a goal