- Jul 8, 2015
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He's a full blown star.Exactly my point.
One moment is what I was referring to. I was taking the P155 out of that particular moment because it was funny and lacked composure.
JHF goes ok and if he continues, I can see him being a top 20 midfielder one day.
It was just that one moment, that made me laugh.
Full blown star is a stretch.He's a full blown star.
Could end up Numero Uno player in the entire comp in 2 to 3 years.
Wake up and take off your Herald Sun goggles
Not even the best player in his draft, let alone the comp.He's a full blown star.
Could end up Numero Uno player in the entire comp in 2 to 3 years.
Wake up and take off your Herald Sun goggles
Don't turn this into another Daicos vs player shitfight. Jase is a star in his own right. Give him the respect he deserves as a player.Not even the best player in his draft, let alone the comp.
Full blown star is a stretch.
Decent player and can do some good things but a very long way to go to even be in the top ten, let alone number 1
Chris Scott, arguably the best coach in the game, identified him pre match as the most important player to stop. And he still tore them to shreds.
He's absolutely a star already and only a moron would argue otherwise.
He'll be a top 5 player in the comp in 2-3 years time.
Absolutely carved us up in the first half. The clearance work was some of the best you'll see.
But I'm not sure what was most impressive tonight.
JHF's play.
Chris Scott having the creativity to go the early sub and back a sub 10 game Irishman who has never played midfield to go to JHF.
Or Mullin for actually getting the job done.
Just a great example of a gun player dominating the game for his team and a great coach finding a way to combat it. Makes the move 5 minutes earlier and maybe the result is different.
Reminds me of AkermanisReminds me of Mark Riccuito
Ridiculous play at the end going in that hard when the team was only 6 points up. Hard play does not equate to smart play.
Watch how Collingwood have won their 20 or so close games in the last two years with a couple of minutes legt. They will try to create stoppages and lock it in without giving away a free. Finesse is needed in those moments, not “I’m going to show everyone what a battering ram I am”
Almost cost them the game with that stupidity
Ridiculous play at the end going in that hard when the team was only 6 points up. Hard play does not equate to smart play.
Watch how Collingwood have won their 20 or so close games in the last two years with a couple of minutes legt. They will try to create stoppages and lock it in without giving away a free. Finesse is needed in those moments, not “I’m going to show everyone what a battering ram I am”
Almost cost them the game with that stupidity
Quite possibly the dumbest decision Clarko has ever made in his coaching career. It was a dead rubber for the Suns who literally had nothing to gain from a win and played the way you would expect a team in that scenario would. Instead of making a smart decision to play all the kids/rookies, Clarko decides to roll out guys like an in-form Larkey who had kicked 11 goals in the two games leading up to this one and sure enough Larkey goes on to kick nine goals against the Suns which essentially won the Roos the game and costs the club a generational talent that would have been a star for 15 years.Big Horndog Francis and King Harley Reid tearing the competition a brand new a-hole and they lost one and swapped the other for a meaningless win against Gold Coast Suns.
Quite possibly the dumbest decision Clarko has ever made in his coaching career. It was a dead rubber for the Suns who literally had nothing to gain from a win and played the way you would expect a team in that scenario would. Instead of making a smart decision to play all the kids/rookies, Clarko decides to roll out guys like an in-form Larkey who had kicked 11 goals in the two games leading up to this one and sure enough Larkey goes on to kick nine goals against the Suns which essentially won the Roos the game and costs the club a generational talent that would have been a star for 15 years.
The lack of foresight from Clarko in this scenario is astonishing.