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cause Reeves has no ability to craft a tap, you can read where it’s going live from 100m awaySam mentioned in the presser that we were +35 hitouts, but -11 for first possessions. Stating the Midfield was well beaten.
Why would Sam drop a ruck for that? They held up their end of the bargain in there.
It's highly unlikely that he does, to my eyes and ears.
I think guys like MacDonald, Chad, Butler, are far more likely to come under pressure to keep their spots, when Brockman, Impey and CJ are going to be available.
For me our second kpf most important role is getting to a heap of contests and keeping the ball inside 50 by preventing intercept marks and drawing defenders away from Lewis.I only watched the first half but during that time greene’s opponent pealed off him every single time we went forward. Lewis found life a lot harder because greene just isnt a big enough threat.
Greene got a few marks inside fifty just standing on his own but greene couldn’t convert and his opponent did far more damage the other way. He cant play as a second tall. I dont see him in out best aide but if we are going to play him it has to be as a third tall and we play another genuine kpf.
Another key forward is a must. Frost: you just can't cop that from a leader, 3 howlers. The midfield group who were doing the cakewalk a month ago are suddenly vulnerable. 1 more week to turn their form around, or we'll see a change.Was at the game today, Lewis was double teamed all game. Dropping Kozi ruined any little structure we had.
This literally makes no sense.Be
cause Reeves has no ability to craft a tap, you can read where it’s going live from 100m away
It’s amateur s**t
I like comments about how 2 rucks doesn't work. Never mind that we had 2 rucks in all our wins this year. Seemed to work fine in those.I think I might neeed to step out of this thread.
The one stat we absolutely brained the opposition in today was hitouts. +35.
Yet we couldn’t capitalise on it, but instead of working on that or even questioning the mids part in that, we should omit one of the guys who gave us that advantage and weaken that strength.
I mean, Sam might surprise me and make a call to cut a ruck from the lineup because they’re not doing enough across the park, but I just can’t see why he’d want something that is a clear strength to build on, to be weakened by match selection, unless he thinks there’s a very strong counter somewhere else on the ground.
One thing is certain, this board sure does not miss our ruck division when we lose a game.
If Greene is getting on his own and just being ignored it’s not his issue, but those delivering it into the Fwd 50. He should be commended on getting on his own and giving an option.Brocky & Impey should be back in.
Jiath adds a lot more run if ready.
Would like Ramsden forward instead of one of our rucks.
Ryan or DGB should be considered ahead of Greene. Greene wasn't bad but his game doesn't help Lewis in any way, he was double teamed while they just ignored Greene.
Long/Mackenzie should also be considered. Something stinks about our midfield mix defensively, they let their opponents put the backline under siege too often.
No-one ready to replace Frost especially if we persist with DGB forward. Sicily will be the natural transition.
I agree with the theory of the second ruck needing to be a forward threat but Ramma will get monstered in the ones.2 rucks can work but 1 must contribute as a foward which neither Reeves or Meek can do, Bring in Ramma to prevent Lewis from getting tripled teamed and to give Reeves a reprieve in the ruck like we did against the dogs.
I would also consider playing Dgb as a 3rd tall or defender. The worst case scenario is they both get some games under their belt and we still get the 3rd draft pick .
In: Impey, Brockman, Ramma, Dgb
Out: Meek, Frost, Finn, Greene
I think I might neeed to step out of this thread.
The one stat we absolutely brained the opposition in today was hitouts. +35.
Yet we couldn’t capitalise on it, but instead of working on that or even questioning the mids part in that, we should omit one of the guys who gave us that advantage and weaken that strength.
I mean, Sam might surprise me and make a call to cut a ruck from the lineup because they’re not doing enough across the park, but I just can’t see why he’d want something that is a clear strength to build on, to be weakened by match selection, unless he thinks there’s a very strong counter somewhere else on the ground.
One thing is certain, this board sure does not miss our ruck division when we lose a game.
Wople, Newk and Nash got badly beaten and it had little to do with our rucks.I think I might neeed to step out of this thread.
The one stat we absolutely brained the opposition in today was hitouts. +35.
Yet we couldn’t capitalise on it, but instead of working on that or even questioning the mids part in that, we should omit one of the guys who gave us that advantage and weaken that strength.
I mean, Sam might surprise me and make a call to cut a ruck from the lineup because they’re not doing enough across the park, but I just can’t see why he’d want something that is a clear strength to build on, to be weakened by match selection, unless he thinks there’s a very strong counter somewhere else on the ground.
One thing is certain, this board sure does not miss our ruck division when we lose a game.
Wins tapsThis literally makes no sense.
If Reeves is so easy to read, and we know that’s he’s elite for winning percentage why can’t our mids read his taps?
Ned is easily a top ten tap ruck in the league and has played less than 30 games. Has better hit out to advantage percentage than players like witts and obrien who are the top to players for total hitouts to advantage in the comp.Wins taps
Puts them in poor positions
Pretty simple
As Bris pointed out you don’t have the hits to advantage percentage that Ned does if he’s putting them in poor positions like you’ve said.Wins taps
Puts them in poor positions
Pretty simple
But what were the stats yesterday? We’re talking about Carlton not what they did in other games.As Bris pointed out you don’t have the hits to advantage percentage that Ned does if he’s putting them in poor positions like you’ve said.
I think this was actually us outsmarting ourselves. We expected to easily win the ruck contest and so tried to play to it, but crowded ourselves in.idk exactly what it is but our mids are falling into a similar trap they did in the past few years where they get too sucked into contests and don't defend the outside effectively, leading to easy transitions for the oppo
wouldn't be surprised if we take a look at our structure around the ball this game. not sure what that'll look like, but i imagine CJ, Impey and Brockman all come in
This is it. I think Kosi needs to play until we find an upgrade on Kosi.Was at the game today, Lewis was double teamed all game. Dropping Kozi ruined any little structure we had.