Dowler twisted his ankle in the warm up of the game
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AFLW 2024 - Round 6 - Chat, game threads, injury lists, team lineups and more.
What i want to know is wht didn't dowler play did he get injured? Would have been good to see him out there today
Contrast Taylor tonight to Taylor last year, he gave it a good go and didn't stuff up, didn't give away any frees. He copped it from left, right, centre, above and below on BF last year, I think the bloke deserves some credit for putting up a good contest and having a crack tonight.What! great game from Taylor. Got smashed in the ruck by a kid and when he got it he stuffed it up.
No listed injuries in the match review:I just caught the tail end of someone on SEN saying that Breust got some sort of a knee injury. Did anyone else hear this? I presume it's not too serious.
Don't you think that Hawthorn just relaxed in the last quarter or did Richmond played better than us
Might be why I didn't see much, if any, of him after 1/4 time.I just caught the tail end of someone on SEN saying that Breust got some sort of a knee injury. Did anyone else hear this? I presume it's not too serious.
Thoughts?
This post seems very similar to your post #210
Don't see your point with either post!
Negatives
- Murphy being Murphy
Yeah I hate when I get the final post on a page.
I guess I want to know if you think it's possible that Hodge could be one of the fitter players at a club. Could his fitness become a strength rather than a weakness, etc?
Are you stating that his fitness is a weakness?
Insofar as tonight is concerned the only thing that bothered me was Roughy's set shot's.
Slightly off topic but related to previous posts I thought that Mr Monotone Lloyd was almost going out of his way to talk the Hawks up.
Lloyd's just reverse trolling.
Fitness has been Hodge's achilles heel in the past. Not renowned for having the greatest tank.
Exactly, NAB Cups are glorified practice matches. Richmond may have been given some false security in outscoring us in the final stanza as we took the foot off the pedal - our players not taking risks of pre-season injuries and loss of preparation.As good a hitout as one would hope and illustrated where Richmond is at and where we think we want to be.
You are on the money there, Vanstead. Even premiership player Clinton Young will need to be back to his best after a long stint out of the game. He will need to show early top form when he returns to retain a regular spot. Providing Youngy doesn’t break game plans, his return may break a mold our club has of over-handballing. Dasher likes to baulk and kick long-bombs down to the scoring zone, a part of the game rarely seen last night and much of last year. We opted to a training run circuit work style of handballing as players weaved in and out of the lines rather than a specialist amongst them to do what Clint does best - long lefty launches forward. Better teams will be quick to foil the way we went about it against the Tiges.This game showed the fringe players how hard they'll have to work to crack the side. Opportunities may be limited for the likes of Breust, Savage, Lisle, etc so they can't afford to miss a target when the get their chance. Lisle showed a bit as did Suckling. Was surprised at the size of some of the younger blokes as well.
Fits in with what I have said above.We still messed about with the ball too often though, sometimes taking options to players who were in no better position than the ball-carrier. Top sides will not allow us easy passage through the middle like Richmond did, nor will they gift the pill back to us as often.