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Hey let’s drop the ‘Sean Darcy possibly out for the season’ news while the Matildas are playing. I see you Belly.
Awwww nuts.
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Hey let’s drop the ‘Sean Darcy possibly out for the season’ news while the Matildas are playing. I see you Belly.
Hey let’s drop the ‘Sean Darcy possibly out for the season’ news while the Matildas are playing. I see you Belly.
Contracted for 2024 stillHopefully Darcy signs that contract. Definitely not the last we see of him, please
I can't answer your question, but thankyou for using this wonderful word. I reckon it's the first time I have ever seen it in print. Kudos.galumph
Freo average games this week: 70Season over, play the kids and let our elite guys recover so they're ripe for next season.
Yeah we don't really have any kids left to play.
The years of injuries have kind of hurt us when it comes to games played.Freo average games this week: 70
Sydney? 124
GC and GWS? 98
North? 79
Hawks? 85
WCE? 117
last week we had 75 games experience on average Vs Collingwood‘s 134.
i think we are playing the kids.
Trading players like Matera, Wilson, Lobb, Hogan etc limits the number of games current players have.The years of injuries have kind of hurt us when it comes to games played.
Sturt
Pearce
Switkowski
Hamling
All in the 22 and all should have played at least another 1-2 seasons worth of football had they not had awful injury runs.
I think the lack of experience in senior players hurts us as well.
In theory* we could:
*But in reality whilst I rate all of those juniors, given where they are at with their development, and given that I expect that most players (that stay with us) are going to have important roles to play going forward, I don't see there being any development value in bringing them in. The best thing in preparation for next season is to:
- Rest Pearce or Cox and bring in Davies.
- Rest Ryan and bring in Draper.
- Rest Walters and bring in Emmett.
Given we have given our top pick is with someone else, and our second rounder is in the hands of a team that is likely going to finish poorly, there are no arguments/incentives for going in crazy young over trying to get as much confidence out of the group we already have in and building a winning run.
- get some wins out of the last few games of the season where we can,
- Get Amiss, Jackson and Treacy kicking goals from rebounding ball, bringing back our attack out of our defence (we might need to experiment with that).
- Work on avoiding four goal run ons by opposition teams (this might mean trying some different strategies when we hit two goal run ons) and
- splitting the honours on first quarters.
Happy that Darcy is getting surgery now instead of in a month.
It would be Champagne Dockery if Sean were to be poached at the end of the season and finish his career with us on 98 games, play over 100 at another club and his kids are guns.Seems they were waiting until there was absolutely no hope left of a miracle run to finals.
surgery now ...Hopefully Darcy signs that contract. Definitely not the last we see of him, please
What the heck?thanks bpg
Was that the Eagles that did that to his groin? I thought that was Becca...Surely sending Darcy for surgery is a sign he isn't going anywhere. If you knew he was leaving you'd just run him into the ground like the eagles did with Judd's groin.
Worner, Kuek and Brodie injuries all at the worst possible time - each of them could have been potential ins over the last five weeks.INJURY LIST
Bailey Banfield (knee laceration) – Test
James Aish (quad) – Test
Nathan O’Driscoll (calf) – Test
Will Brodie (ankle) – 1 week
Karl Worner (calf) – 1 week
Josh Draper (groin) – 1 week
Brennan Cox (ankle) – 1-2 weeks
Nat Fyfe (foot) – Season
Sean Darcy (ankle) – Season
Brandon Walker (knee) – Season
Sebit Kuek (knee) – Season