Opinion Non-Crows AFL 11

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It's harsh and you feel for the guy, but I get the sentiment. There are certainly Crows players where an injury would save us from the coaches making a poor decision


I doubt it. Dixon was a handbrake on the team last year and Marshall is very unreliable.

It gives Port the freedom to play Georgiades as their main forward (which they already should have been doing), supported by Luko and maybe a guy like Finlayson.
Can Georgiades be the number one forward, with nothing much else around him?

192cm - I would have thought he was very stoppable.
 

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Can Georgiades be the number one forward, with nothing much else around him?

192cm - I would have thought he was very stoppable.
Hard to stop given his athletic prowess...surely you've seen his speed on the lead and his caability to stand on heads and pretty much a deadeye dick in front of goal.
 
Hard to stop given his athletic prowess...surely you've seen his speed on the lead and his caability to stand on heads and pretty much a deadeye dick in front of goal.
Yeah, but you have multiple options of who you can defend him with - and without other key forwards to take defensive attention, he's going to have a lot of opposition focus on blocking his leads and muscling into his marking contests.
 
Hard to stop given his athletic prowess...surely you've seen his speed on the lead and his caability to stand on heads and pretty much a deadeye dick in front of goal.

Come on, lets not turn him into something that he isn't. He's never going to be one of the most dominate big men in the AFL, he will be a really good solid forward for them - but I would not call him someone who has 'athletic prowess'.
 
Come on, lets not turn him into something that he isn't. He's never going to be one of the most dominate big men in the AFL, he will be a really good solid forward for them - but I would not call him someone who has 'athletic prowess'.
I would so we'll have to agree to disagree I guess.
 
Can Georgiades be the number one forward, with nothing much else around him?

192cm - I would have thought he was very stoppable.
You mean like Modra was stoppage because he was only 1.88m...
 

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It never mattered much how tall Modra was. It was the height of the shoulders he was standing on that made him the brilliant spectacle he was.
Hence my comment. ;)

Georgiades may not be Modra, but he is very athletic!

Anyone who doesn't recognise this, clearly hardly watches him play.
 
Hard to stop given his athletic prowess...surely you've seen his speed on the lead and his caability to stand on heads and pretty much a deadeye dick in front of goal.
And sticky hands that would make Spider-Man proud.
 
Hence my comment. ;)

Georgiades may not be Modra, but he is very athletic!

Anyone who doesn't recognise this, clearly hardly watches him play.
"Georgiades may not be Modra", **** me that's an understatement.

He's good, absolutely. But as an undersized key forward who's an above average athlete, he's going to find it a bit tougher when he's the number one focus of a club's defensive attention.
 
"Georgiades may not be Modra", **** me that's an understatement.

He's good, absolutely. But as an undersized key forward who's an above average athlete, he's going to find it a bit tougher when he's the number one focus of a club's defensive attention.
He already was last for a fair bit of last year.
Did very well without Dixon in their side. 18 goals from 7 games.
 
Wonder if that means Warner has said no? No way they can afford both without giving up significant cattle.
Without knowing their salary cap situation, you wouldn't think they can afford both without shipping off a big name or at least a couple of very good players.
 

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