No way Hose: one Swallow does not make a summer. Fanta needs a lot more SANFL games, I would prefer to wait till August for him,oh yeah
IN : Burton, Fanta Pants, Bonner
OUT: Jones, Sinn
SUB: Fanta Pants
In: Burton
Let Sinbad sail in as the SuB
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No way Hose: one Swallow does not make a summer. Fanta needs a lot more SANFL games, I would prefer to wait till August for him,oh yeah
IN : Burton, Fanta Pants, Bonner
OUT: Jones, Sinn
SUB: Fanta Pants
No one thought Jed was fit enough either and yet here we are.Sinn is clearly not fit enough ATM for top level football, so I’m bemused he keeps his spot over Narkle who looks to be in the best shape of his career.
Yeah the baby oil gets me every timeWhat is with that?
You're bemused a bloke that showed up two weeks ago is not automatically into the AFL side after a five day break. OkSinn is clearly not fit enough ATM for top level football, so I’m bemused he keeps his spot over Narkle who looks to be in the best shape of his career.
A lot will depend on how fit those newly returning Cats are.Changes from the last time we played Geelong:
Geelong
Out: Selwood
In: Stewart
Port
Out: Gray, Clurey, Jonas, Georgiades, Amon, Bonner
In: Rioli, Horne-Francis, Lycett, McKenzie, Sinn, Williams
As a collective, our ins are stronger than our outs, whereas Geelong is probably break even in terms of their strength. That’s not factoring in the natural improvement in guys like Rozee and Butters.
But make no mistake, Geelong is a potent side. However, if we just focus on improving every week, then an improvement in the performance against the Dogs will see us win. Good sides play to beat the opposition. Great sides play to beat their best.
If he goes to a lower ranked team his pace will be found out badly.By his own admission, rookie-ing him was the best thing for him. He knew this was his last-chance saloon, so he went away and did some extra work in the pre-season, and has really knuckled down to the task of improving himself. The best thing for his career is to stay at Port, and to keep doing what he is doing.
We are clearly picking Sinn with an eye to finals.Sinn is clearly not fit enough ATM for top level football, so I’m bemused he keeps his spot over Narkle who looks to be in the best shape of his career.
I agree, however he still was delisted, not sure he owes us too much.By his own admission, rookie-ing him was the best thing for him. He knew this was his last-chance saloon, so he went away and did some extra work in the pre-season, and has really knuckled down to the task of improving himself. The best thing for his career is to stay at Port, and to keep doing what he is doing.
I don’t think they are like for like are they? People are saying he’s an inside mid, if so we’re fullSinn is clearly not fit enough ATM for top level football, so I’m bemused he keeps his spot over Narkle who looks to be in the best shape of his career.
he actually owes us his career. If we had cut him, he would be still playing as a forward in some crappy league, doing nothing & going nowhere.I agree, however he still was delisted, not sure he owes us too much.
For what it's worth, I disagree with this. While it accurately describes what we saw of him at Geelong, I actually think he's got loads more potential than that and, if he applies himself, you could have a really good player on your hands. He showed flashes at the Cats but there was a sense that he wasn't fully committed to being his best. If he puts in the work and drives for excellence, I think he could be a really good player. He's even said as much himself in a recent interview, apparently. I'm glad he left Geelong in the end because something wasn't working. But I wish him well with you at Port.It's good to see another team getting sucked in by his smooth moving at VFL level.
The problem is he's an inside mid or nothing. He doesn't have forward craft and if you play him on the outside his lack of gut running ability will see him blown up. He's an inside mid who doesn't defend well. He's good enough to look brilliant as a one way inside mid at the level below but it doesn't transfer well to AFL.
This should be a cracking game. Sort of the opposite of last year when you had everything to play for and we were sitting pretty up the pointy end.
I'd expect Geelong to come out breathing fire and we'll be much closer to full strength. If we get you a touch off your best we're a chance. But if we can't get the win with so much at stake it doesn't bode well for our season. In contrast it'll be a good test for Port to see how well their game stands up to finals like heat. Stand up to the pressure and that's a big tick.
The difference is that selecting Narkle in no way assists Ken in carrying out his weird malicious feud against Sam Hayes.lol i like how we selected Teakle from ******* nowhere straight after we drafted him, also from ******* nowhere.
But Narkle after actually doing things has to wait.
Why? we delisted him then rookie'd him. So no certainty of his future with us. Yeah we've given him a shot, but what? Whose to say we wouldn't look at flicking him in an upgraded trade?
The thing is that if you look at Duckwood vs Stewart, you give the edge to Stewart. He's elite.Changes from the last time we played Geelong:
Geelong
Out: Selwood
In: Stewart
Port
Out: Gray, Clurey, Jonas, Georgiades, Amon, Bonner
In: Rioli, Horne-Francis, Lycett, McKenzie, Sinn, Williams
As a collective, our ins are stronger than our outs, whereas Geelong is probably break even in terms of their strength. That’s not factoring in the natural improvement in guys like Rozee and Butters.
But make no mistake, Geelong is a potent side. However, if we just focus on improving every week, then an improvement in the performance against the Dogs will see us win. Good sides play to beat the opposition. Great sides play to beat their best.