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You'd like to think he does. He really appears to be a natural leader.I wonder if Cripps still talks/instructs like a captain even when Murphy is on the field?
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You'd like to think he does. He really appears to be a natural leader.I wonder if Cripps still talks/instructs like a captain even when Murphy is on the field?
I wonder if Cripps still talks/instructs like a captain even when Murphy is on the field?
Ludicrous.
He's going to be a guy that barely loses a 1v1 battle. I literally mean barely. Maybe once or twice a year.
Extremely valuable in the heat of finals, untaggable with the size/strength/speed combo.
I can get on board with going after Adelaide's Lynch...seems gettable.
Curnow, McKay and Kerr all so young and inexperienced...plus I'd prefer to move on from casboult after this year.
Pickett and garlett inexperienced as well.
Would be good to have a mature player like Lynch in the forward line.
If we do then draft a mid with our first. With more depth there we will be far better and guys like Sps and Fisher can spend some time forward, helping solve our problem of a lack of small forwards.
You never go full Melbourne.
Seems to working out well and I think for us the horse has bolted
Jacob Weitering
Stats: 17 disposals, 10 marks, 6 rebound 50s
From the coach: ‘Weiters’ had the job on Schoenmakers, where he was really strong one-on-one and was able to leave him at the right time to intercept and impact. His direction and leadership in the back half was fantastic.
Jack Silvagni
Stats: 14 disposals, 5 tackles, 1 goal
From the coach: Jack found himself spending more time forward this week, where he had good moments with leading patterns and took a strong contested mark which led to a goal. He also spent time on the inside where he was strong at the contest
If Barker's magic formula requires two prototypical contested mids and the best defensive midfielder in the competition, it's not really much chop.The best centre bounce clearance combo in the entire comp!
Now that's something.
Maybe barkers not so bad after all, just need the cattle.
Once they stopped just getting kids and playing them and chased older mature players who weren't going to be the futureSeems to working out well and I think for us the horse has bolted
Once they stopped just getting kids and playing them and chased older mature players who weren't going to be the future
That is a role he does well...also applies pressure and is a very straight kick.He's there to play football, not just to be a dickhead.
That model completely failed them. They changed it then they started to succeed.Got games into the kids, wore the loses and now benefits are starting to show. I think they have done well. This year we will add some mature talent to our great list of kids so why not get the kids up to speed asap. Sounds right to me
That model completely failed them. They changed it then they started to succeed.
Disagree on both
I wonder if Cripps still talks/instructs like a captain even when Murphy is on the field?
That model completely failed them. They changed it then they started to succeed.
And that's ok
Think we will find a replacement from another team for cas rather than hope kerr makes it. Or we may go Lukocius in the draft
Correct.
Go and tell a Melbourne fan their initial rebuild worked. They will laugh in your face, because it was an utter failure.
They then made some significant changes - including finding a better balance between youth and experience - and now find themselves where they are today.