SteeleSaints
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Paton was training a small forward today so might mean Collard is the sub again.
Preview Round 10, 2024: St.Kilda v Fremantle - Marvel Stadium - Saturday 18th May, 7.30pm AEST
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You seem angry, maybe ignore my posts for balance.
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Not surprised by the large culling, but the ins don't excite me much. At least they dropped Membrey & Stocker like I asked & well Ross is always on the precipice.
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Bit disappointing to see Matteas straight back in; what was the point in giving him one week development time at Sandy.
We have to shake this outdated concept of Sandringham being punishment rather than development opportunity.
We have to shake this outdated concept of Sandringham being punishment rather than development opportunity.
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Rather the last bloke on our list. He has a negative effect on the side. Waste a mid rotation on a bloke that is soft as hell, doesn't work hard enough (not even close) and absolutely butchers it.
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Membrey, stocker and Ross ‘managed’. So they were not dropped and are probably going to come straight back in next week.
A few interesting ins and some players with a point to prove.
A few interesting ins and some players with a point to prove.
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The ins are underwhelming but thats where the list is at.
Looking forward to seeing Dow. But seeing the likes of Jones back doesn't excite and while I'm glad to see Collard get a run, his game on the weekend certainly didn't deserve a promotion so seeing him back is a shock.
Looking forward to seeing Dow. But seeing the likes of Jones back doesn't excite and while I'm glad to see Collard get a run, his game on the weekend certainly didn't deserve a promotion so seeing him back is a shock.
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Cordy also went out as 'managed' and hasn't come back in. Likely a sign they won't play at Sandy.
Stocker also didn't train today, unlike the other 2, so we might be hiding an injury with him.
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I do agree. Just feel like there’s no one else..? Either way Ross and Jones are deadwood
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Fair enough.
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Not sure who plays Stocker's role? Paton? Jones?
And what is Phillipou's role, to crumb? We've got Max, Hammer, Titanic and Mitchito upfront and no crumbers aside from maybe Henry. Anyone know?
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Paton would make sense playing that role given it's where hes played his best football over his career.
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These next few games are huge for him. Saints career on the line
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Having watched Sandy last Sunday, I've come to the conclusion that we are going full tank.
Jones had a real dip but was still terrible with his ball use.
Dow was only ok, not the Dow who looked a class above when playing VFL for Carl.
Collard looked like a kid from U13s backing up to fill in for the U15s team that are a few players short. Lost. When he has the ball he can snag a goal from just about anywhere but hardly gets a sniff. He was better in the home game previous though.
I'll still be there on Sat night cheering them on as StKFC is a sickness only curable by death.
Jones had a real dip but was still terrible with his ball use.
Dow was only ok, not the Dow who looked a class above when playing VFL for Carl.
Collard looked like a kid from U13s backing up to fill in for the U15s team that are a few players short. Lost. When he has the ball he can snag a goal from just about anywhere but hardly gets a sniff. He was better in the home game previous though.
I'll still be there on Sat night cheering them on as StKFC is a sickness only curable by death.
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I wasn't expecting RTB to wield the axe to that extent but it's good that we are making some changes which are much needed after last week's stale and lacklustre performance, it sends a message that a performance like that one won't be tolerated.
Hopefully those changes help to spark us to a better performance but that many changes isn't ideal in terms of team cohesion.
Freo on the other hand haven't made any changes from last week and have a much more settled line up than we do right now.
Hopefully those changes help to spark us to a better performance but that many changes isn't ideal in terms of team cohesion.
Freo on the other hand haven't made any changes from last week and have a much more settled line up than we do right now.
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Hoping Hammer stays deeper and King plays higher. Personally I really like the changes and keen to see what this version of the team can bring. Glad they've bitten the bullet on Dow and Collard, but with JH back next week the latter + Pou/Paton could be fighting for position. Surely there's some version of this team that is going to click!
If we drop this one it will see us melt off into the sunset for 2024 I would think.
If we drop this one it will see us melt off into the sunset for 2024 I would think.
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I still think he can make it as a small defender. We just haven't played him there much recently.
I'm not, track watchers have been impressed by him all summer, he got a game in round 1 on the back of that form on the track.
His VFL form has been patchy but even then he's kicked bags of 4,3,2 and shown that he can be quite dangerous even if inconsistent.
For mine he's got AFL talent written all over him but he's a bit amature in his application and consistency. Its worth exposing him more at the level so he understands what it takes. That and he could geniunly get on the end of a few goals because he's got the talent.
Also with no Butts and Higgins we need him
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I like the idea of managing 1-2 players a week .
The game is more taxing than ever. Could have easily squeezed another year out of Paddy Ryder had we rested him say every 4-5 weeks , or just those games where it less than 7 day turnaround .
It’s going to be the way of the future eventually. The big clubs with deeper lists will lead the way. That’s the benefit of hanging onto a few of these fringe players like Tom Campbell that aren’t quite best 23 . You bring them in for a week and they can generally play a role , but wont win you a game on their own. You manage your stars and give them a rest so that they aren’t playing below par for weeks on end when they are carrying a niggle.
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The game is more taxing than ever. Could have easily squeezed another year out of Paddy Ryder had we rested him say every 4-5 weeks , or just those games where it less than 7 day turnaround .
It’s going to be the way of the future eventually. The big clubs with deeper lists will lead the way. That’s the benefit of hanging onto a few of these fringe players like Tom Campbell that aren’t quite best 23 . You bring them in for a week and they can generally play a role , but wont win you a game on their own. You manage your stars and give them a rest so that they aren’t playing below par for weeks on end when they are carrying a niggle.
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