Hey I will still be there. Would just prefer not to be wet as well.and I thought you were a real fan
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Hey I will still be there. Would just prefer not to be wet as well.and I thought you were a real fan
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No he hasn't. Fogarty has never played four games in a row at AFL level without kicking a single goal.
Frampton has had two games this year alone where he's had 5 disposals and 1 behind. Something Fogarty has never done in his career.
He was drafted in 2014! And yet seven years later he's having 5 disposal games with zero scoreboard impact. Fogarty would be absolutely crucified on here for that and he's a younger player. In fact Fogarty is being crucified on here for doing more than Frampton has ever done.
McDermott got the nickname Bone due to his damage to his nose from excessive facial trauma from Glenelg playing days
People also seem to forget that the Club refused to play Fogarty until the last 4 games of the 2019 season. That season was basically a waste in terms of AFL development.
Was that the season Pyke played Fogarty in defense?
In the SANFL, probably. He played forward in the last 4 games of the AFL season and kicked 9 goals.
You're fixated on his 2 goals. Please fixate on this --- he had zero possessions in the last 3 quarters . How that's even possible is beyond me, unless you factor in laziness and lack of effort (although he put some effort into bumping Weitering in the back , even if he pulled up). In those 3 quarters when Fog was on the field the Crows effectively had 17 players.
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Exactly!
mattymac, if he did that every game ( 2 goals, sfa next 3 quarters) he'd have 44 goals but be useless for 66 quarters.
It's not enough.
Somebody said they'd hate to see him delisted then kicking 60 goals/year for another side (maybe with a better midfield?), but I've lost patience with him.
Too talented and strong for SANFL. Too lazy and poor application for AFL.
1) Plenty of love/excitement for Pedlar in here; majority of posts.
2) I'm one of them. Frampton has proved conclusivley he is one of those players who is good at AFL level and crap at AFL. It's a mystery, but it's true. He ain't no "kid" any more either; he's 24 and this is his 7th Season!
3) Agree; Fog has been poor. "Best performing big man" (Frampton) in a very mediocre SANFL side is no recommendation. Is he a force, driving them into the Top 5? No.
4) Ditto, McAdam, who needs an attitude transplant --- imagine if the Fog and McAdam had Keays' enthusiasm and 100% never-stop effort!
I mean that would be his intention, but will his physical limitations allow him to play his best ??If I heard Nicks correctly, Sloane has opted to not have surgery now, which would restore his hand to near 100% strength, but put it off to the end of the year, when surgery will only restore his hand to about 60-70%.
All because he wants to keep playing with the group to help develop them.
Pretty selfless of him?
McDermott got the nickname Bone due to his damage to his nose from excessive facial trauma from Glenelg playing days
I mean that would be his intention, but will his physical limitations allow him to play his best ??
I'd have told him to have the surgery
I've done a similar injury, it's all good until the ball hits flush on the end of the finger.Yeah - Nicks kept saying it was Sloane’s decision. But it’s about (I think) strength in his hand. I guess we’ll find out this weekend, but sounds like another Lynch’s ankle - it’s fine to play with it until it’s not
You need “cleanhands”I've done a similar injury, it's all good until the ball hits flush on the end of the finger.
On nights like this I did, very much a wet weather footballer !!?You need “cleanhands”
A little man is in trouble if he hasn’tOn nights like this I did, very much a wet weather footballer !!?
They gave him the no 10 because like Chris McDermott he’s from Glenelg and a hard nut.
Chris’s nickname is Bone - as in hard as.
Maybe something similar rather than Ped-related
My favourite nickname was always Mark Viska, known for flattening people - Death
Yeah nah.
Problem is, he can't be 100%. I played a regular game of cricket with a cracked R little finger (done on the Thursday of training; bungled a catch), top joint, bowling hand. Strapped to fourth finger. Stoopidly, I fielded at usual fine leg (dropped an easy catch) and bowled, too but bowling was sh1te and hurt like hell. Not good for the team.
If Sloane had surgery now, he'd get in a full pre-season and come back strong, and Schoenberg would get more time in the middle. Win-win.
I'd like to see a fit, fresh Sloane front up next year and play a majority of his time on a HFF, rotating through the midfield as a momentum-stopper when needed. He can take a mark, can hustle/crumb, and is a decent kick. Would have to be better than Rowe or McAdam.
So we’re doing a balancing act between blooding youth and establishing a winning culture. Dropping those who need to do more and giving a run to most of the newbies.
No doubt we’re also seeing who to axe at the end of the year. Billy’s turn to impress - possibly his last.
Can’t believe how far Berg has fallen since late last year, he was looking like he had something
McDermott got the nickname Bone due to his damage to his nose from excessive facial trauma from Glenelg playing days
Didn’t they get on the plane after it was announced there was no lockdown? That is dumb...It was a smart decision. All the discussion had been about a 4 day lockdown. Government agencies had been told to prepare for it. It was 100% happening (until it didn't, which seems like a last minute change).
The normal expectations in this situation would have been the 4 day lockdown then possibly being extended in to a longer one. AFL got in ahead of this to ensure the clubs were ok just in case.
As it is, we probably fly back tomorrow and prepare as normal (well as normal as possible).
It is when there is a mountain of evidence to suggest that Frampton has never been able to replicate his SANFL form at AFL level.
How many times do we keep needing to replay the same thing over and over again before we get it? It's a learned lesson. He's seven years into his career and it has never once been different.
If you want to drop a player don't bring in a guy that has proven to not be up to it. Play Gollant or someone like that.
And while we're at it, how about we drop some of those "players in poor form" who have played more than 50 games?