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Charlie’s been a good player but his best is behind him. Today he’s one dimensional - contesting marks in the forward 50 and even up the ground (part of Hinkley’s strategy).Cool, see how he goes against the first choice key back.
Dixon was not good but he kept Weiterman busy. Whilst he still has the pull and aura to attract the best back and keep them busy he's got worth.
Even the Freo game where he didn't keep Alex Pearce busy and was well beaten, he still helped to win the game with a couple of goals.
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A strength of the old Charlie was his agility and speed but that’s gone now. He looks slow and opposition teams will look to exploit that. Carlton did last night.
The younger Charlie was a good player but today’s Charlie looks like a shadow of his former self