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AFLW 2024 - Round 6 - Chat, game threads, injury lists, team lineups and more.
Tag Thommo out of the game and Wright bobs up.....love the midfield depth at the moment.
I am not saying he is as good as Edwards but he gets the job done week in week out with a minimum of fuss and fanfare just like Edwards did for years!I'm suprised because he was very much a non standout player for north at the start of the year.
Now he stands out but he doesnt if you get what I mean. Might be the most damaging quiet achiever to have played AFL!
I am not saying he is as good as Edwards but he gets the job done week in week out with a minimum of fuss and fanfare just like Edwards did for years!
Wright Goes about it in a similar fashion.
Edwards has over a decade of great footy under his belt. Matty has a long way to go before he reaches those lofty standards but hell he has started off well.37 disposals would suggest he is as good as Edwards ever was....
Edwards has over a decade of great footy under his belt. Matty has a long way to go before he reaches those lofty standards but hell he has started off well.
C'mon now! Matty is good, in fact very good but he is presently not as good as Edwards was!that doesn't mean Matty can't be the better footballer presently.
C'mon now! Matty is good, in fact very good but he is presently not as good as Edwards was!
But you are comparing apples and oranges. You are right Ladhams was a supremely talented foodballer but lacked the work ethic to reach his potential. Sarge was a limited footballer but he worked his backside off and got the absolute maximum out of his talent.I'm not underating Edwards - to be honest, Stiffy is pretty spot on.
the basis of my arguement is people like Ladhams, who IMO was a supremely talented footballer - more talented and a better footballer than say, Ian Perrie - but who had the better career?
my point was simply that a great career doesn't make you the better footballer in terms of individual talent - but it does I guess, make you the better footballer in terms of application.
What Bass said is correct! Wright in SANFL was a good player but not better than the rest of the SANFL's best. He is not someone that stands out as something special. He is not a great kick but as Bassett said, he makes the right decision which enables him to have more allowable margin for error than a lot of other players. As Bass said, its a real credit to AFC for identifying his strengths and putting him in a position to succeed.Heard Bassett on 5AA basically talking him down. Stuff like "he's not a particularly good kick", "was a good SANFL player but not really a stand out". I find that hard to believe as from the moment he played AFL for the Crows, you could tell he had the skills and polish to become a very good player at senior level.