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Repeat of 2years agoWe better not bring in Frampton to replace Walker.
Perfect opportunity to put Fogarty at full forward
We better not bring in Frampton to replace Walker.
Perfect opportunity to put Fogarty at full forward
Has played his last game for us I reckon.Walker rested is awesome.
In less good news, apparently Matt Crouch is still struggling
Is this a repeat of the Brad Crouch groin issues?
He’d need fog to cough up the coin for a new pet dog to replace Vader’s...Vader you’ve been firm, consistent and public in your views that Fogarty (1) has underperformed in his career to date and (2) is not likely to make it as a player at AFL level...please tell me if you believe that’s a misrepresentation of your opinion. To be fair your view is strongly validated by the evidence (i.e. results) to date and what’s more it’s great that you’ve got and are willing to robustly defend those views...it’s what this place is for.
The question I’d like to ask you is what you’d need to see from Fogarty (this week, this season, in the remainder of his career) for you to change your mind on that position?
I'm not going to change my mind over 1 game. He kicked 5 goals against the Weagles in 2019, which turned out to be nothing more than a mirage. As things currently stand, he'd be one of the leading members of West Coast's equivalent to the Callum Chambers Club.Vader you’ve been firm, consistent and public in your views that Fogarty (1) has underperformed in his career to date and (2) is not likely to make it as a player at AFL level...please tell me if you believe that’s a misrepresentation of your opinion. To be fair your view is strongly validated by the evidence (i.e. results) to date and what’s more it’s great that you’ve got and are willing to robustly defend those views...it’s what this place is for.
The question I’d like to ask you is what you’d need to see from Fogarty (this week, this season, in the remainder of his career) for you to change your mind on that position?
Not his faultA parting gift from Hass.
They may well do that.Should be resting TT as well.. noticed that in the training photos on the clubs facebook page today his knee is still strapped.
Why strap a knee that is 100% fine?.. you wouldnt.
So its not 100%.. so rest him.
Absolutely pointless playing the lad if he is carrying a sore knee. Rest him, get him back to 100% and take zero risks. We aint contending for a finals spot ffs.
Why fly him all the way over to play him on the notoriously hard Optus stadium surface?
Do teams get released tonight? Squads for Sunday’s? Or was afl announcement for next week beginning.
tex out and no key forward in to replace him please. Give Fog the keys for a week and see how he goes.
Starts from R10Do teams get released tonight? Squads for Sunday’s? Or was afl announcement for next week beginning.
tex out and no key forward in to replace him please. Give Fog the keys for a week and see how he goes.
So let's say Walker, Murphy, McHenry out.... RT with strapping on the knee at training so he shouldn't play.....
Anyone here play forward during their careers ?? Might be half a shot.
Whyyyyyy. No reason to not just change straight away.Starts from R10
Pretty much any sports physio or physician will tell you strapping joints is >90% psychological. If you rest players with strapping Butters would never have debuted.Should be resting TT as well.. noticed that in the training photos on the clubs facebook page today his knee is still strapped.
Why strap a knee that is 100% fine?.. you wouldnt.
So its not 100%.. so rest him.
Absolutely pointless playing the lad if he is carrying a sore knee. Rest him, get him back to 100% and take zero risks. We aint contending for a finals spot ffs.
Why fly him all the way over to play him on the notoriously hard Optus stadium surface?
I don't know, his brother's situation took the cake! That and the Dangerfield trade.MCrouch being injured for the first time in his career when he is coming in to free agency is the most Adelaide thing ever
Why strap a knee that is 100% fine?.. you wouldnt.
I can't understand why not this week. Clubs would have had more notice than they did when the sub was introduced 24h before the season started.Starts from R10
All players have (or at least used to) ankles strapped before the game back in the day.Just on this, i was talking to a sports physio yesterday about this very thing. Preventative strapping has been proven to be effective in reducing injury (30% less incidence of injury in strapped athletes vs unstrapped) It's even effective if you've never been injured in the area being strapped.
He said in the 90s preventative strapping was more prevalent, no real reason why its less popular now even though its still effective. Player comfort maybe?
Also said that there's been no proven effect in weakening control muscles if you get preventative strapping (something i always thought may be the reason why strapping is avoided unless required).
He did say that once a player has been injured, physio's will be hot on strapping a player for 6-12months even after the injury has healed.
So there is still a very valid reason to strap any area that is fine.