Can't see a spot in the 22 for Q.
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He's slowed down drastically though he is still getting around double figure hitouts in the second ruck position, do we have anyone that can fullfill that role adequately and kick goals regularly?Can't see a spot in the 22 for Q.
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Can't see a spot in the 22 for Q.
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Agreed but tonite wasn't really normal circs. We played a very experienced team on their home turf with a relatively inexperienced team AND with other key defenders missing. So for much of the night the backline were under seige, especially as Penders didn't play the full game and Swan was missing. It meant we weren't getting as much possession up ground which put more pressure on him.Keefe a concern, too much handball coming out of congested backline at times and a bit soft on a few tackles.
Otherwise very happy!
Jesse White often played second ruck for the Swans. What he lacks in height he makes up for in mobility.He's slowed down drastically though he is still getting around double figure hitouts in the second ruck position, do we have anyone that can fullfill that role adequately and kick goals regularly?
Nah, Jack's co-captain and a Sydney boy as well so he's off limits unfortunately. But close your eyes for a second, and imagine a Collingwood team that has two Ben Reids in it. We can give you the next best thing...You still own us for Andrew Schauble and Paul Williams who both won your B&F, not to mention Nick Davis getting you into a winning Grand Final. We will take Kieran Jack and Hannebery and we will call it even
Quick question, who showed the most run and carry out of defense? Which players were confident enough to run and take a few bounces.
Thx for that bungee, nice to have some informed opinion. The lad is certainly astonishingly mobile for his side, if we can only get that marking sorted he could be a stand out.Jesse White often played second ruck for the Swans. What he lacks in height he makes up for in mobility.
I was a little confused about the score.
I thought after White's last goal that the scores were level, but then saw we were only 4 pts in front, and then Geelong got that last goal.
Did I miss something?
Yes Ramsay looked good, nothing flashy but very effective, didn't panic and executed quite acceptably.For mine it was Ramsay.
Armstrong lacked confidence with ball in hand, Yagmoor similarly, Clarke was treacle slow and Langdon played a largely negating role.
I'm not offended or being pedantic, I just thought we weren't horribly weak. Still, great effort by the guys to be right there at the end because I didn't expect us to be. Add Swan and Thomas to the ever growing midfield and Reid and Brown down back to bolster the leaky defence and possibly toovs if he gets right, and we look stronger.Well if you insist on taking a generalization to heart be my guest - if you want to be pedantic about it fine.
Kennedy showed plenty agreed and Maxy is on the cusp, can still do good things but is showing his age and is really hanging on by his fingernails.
Thx for that bungee, nice to have some informed opinion. The lad is certainly astonishingly mobile for his side, if we can only get that marking sorted he could be a stand out.
When did Cloke go off? All of last quarter? And pendles sat out the first quarter?
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Agree we certainly appear to have picked up more than useful depth and also agree taking the game on is the key, after all that appears to be the way Bucks is trying to mould the team. Kids still learning and fitting into the team will be a bit tentative at first so I'm not particularly worried at this stage.I'm not offended or being pedantic, I just thought we weren't horribly weak. Still, great effort by the guys to be right there at the end because I didn't expect us to be. Add Swan and Thomas to the ever growing midfield and Reid and Brown down back to bolster the leaky defence and possibly toovs if he gets right, and we look stronger.
I think the cats moved the ball by foot far better than us, especially in the first half and early second. We looked good when we took the game on. We did get a little handball happy early too. Hopefully we are fitter than 2013 come the business end of the season.
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I don't know what it is with some guys - Dawes was a bloody fine forward except for one fault - hands like blocks of cement.He used to get pushed aside in body on body work but he seems to be much better. Allowing him to use his athleticism finally got him going for the Swans last year. The confidence spread. His marking seems to be all about his hands being too hard. His timing's good. He leads well in straight lines towards the ball carrier and he's clearly a good crumber. He's still a work in progress but I think pretty good value for the pick.