Thsi wouldnt suprise me at all he seems to be fairly acurate off the boot and is smart around goals but he has the pace and skill to be put on the ball.doppleganger said:
Can also kick the ball a fair way for a little fella
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Top 3 forward lines (personel) going into 2006?
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Can also kick the ball a fair way for a little fella
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doppleganger said:
But Nick kicks it better and you know it.
very happy with either of those two having a show at goal!!lazy said:
didak does look smoother in his action, but nick is just as effective.
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I'm pretty pleased with this forward line when they are all on the park together and firing.
Medhurst McPharlin J.Longmuir
Headland Pavlich Farmer
Has the full deal, tall marking players, small men at their feet, creative smalls, and plenty of speed.
Medhurst McPharlin J.Longmuir
Headland Pavlich Farmer
Has the full deal, tall marking players, small men at their feet, creative smalls, and plenty of speed.
yep freo looks goodwizard_9 said:
still reckon its saints by a fair bit
then collingwood, essendon perhaps freo the next rung, as they all have good key forwards
wizard_9 said:
Freo's forward line actually isnt that bad i mean its 100 times better than West coast's!
Would like to see Headland gain some form back since we traded him he hasnt looked that promising....
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Versatile, hard to match up on, no huge weaknesses.
HF:Green (28 goals) Holland(18)/Miller (not a goal kicker, yet) Davey(30 goals)
FF:Yze(41 goals) Neitz (39 goals) Robertson (73 goals)
Surely more impressive than the likes of Essendon, Freo and Brisbane.
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Versatile, hard to match up on, no huge weaknesses.
HF:Green (28 goals) Holland(18)/Miller (not a goal kicker, yet) Davey(30 goals)
FF:Yze(41 goals) Neitz (39 goals) Robertson (73 goals)
Surely more impressive than the likes of Essendon, Freo and Brisbane.
Jimi said:
Mlbourne definately have some talent up forward but i'm not sure that it is any more defficult to match up on than any other teams forwards..
By the way............Brisbane didnt do to bad matchin up on them this year
if miller or holland was any good then yep melbourne would be right up there, but they're not that goodJimi said:
so only have the one real key position player in neitz, they are the most important so back with sydney because all the rest, yze, green, robbo aren't key forwards
It's hard to find a top 3 isnt it!
king_Brown said:Freo's forward line actually isnt that bad i mean its 100 times better than West coast's!
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just because u smash a team in the middle it doesn't make ur forward line any goodBestbird said:Short term memory Loss
R5 WCE 23.19
Brisbane 12.12
R20 WCE 19.14
Freo 12.08
west coast big problem is the forward line, just like at the pies its the midfield, probably better to have a good midfield it seems!
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R5 WCE 23.19
Brisbane 12.12
R20 WCE 19.14
Freo 12.08
Were talking about who as the best forward lines here .........not who won the game.
And with a good forward line you could have won those games by way way more if your midfielders had targets to kick to up forward instead of having to kick goals themselves
king_Brown said:
In modern footy a forward line just dosent line up with the traditional and simplistic 6 man forward line structures that you see in the papers
Note that teams with alleged "No forward lines" in the Doggies and WCE finished 2nd and 3rd for most points scored (from memory) in this years H & A season which would suggest that they had very efficient forward line structures in place.
Bestbird said:
Good point but the post is about which team has the best forward line
king_Brown said:
Sorry, my mistake
Thought this thread was about the teams best forward line structures as oppossed to the teams with the best forwards.
There is a difference
IMO what made the Eagles forward line dangerous for most of the season apart from having midfielders that are also goal scorers was that players like Embley, Hunter, Chick and Cox could all be swung into the forward line and become very dangerous players
doppleganger said:
Robertson Neitz Davey
Bruce Miller Green
in reserve: Yze, Pickett, Holland and Sylvia
Miller no good? You're just dirty he got 23 possies and 13 marks against your mob in a BOG performance...
There's your 3rd best forwardline in the league
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The best forward line changes each week....
..depends on who's playing Carlton
'cept Al Nicholson gets the leagues best FF each week
..depends on who's playing Carlton
'cept Al Nicholson gets the leagues best FF each week
demon_fan said:
The Demon forward line is superb...would love it
Im a big fan of Robbo, Davey and Yze...and Neitz, Bruce and Green are excellent
Id take the Demon forward line over any others
Underdog said:
Your right the Deamons definately have a top 3 foward line i personally love Robo hes a gun player and a real good bloke off the field also
Port is not bad either
F: Wanganeen/Pearce - White - Motlop
HF: Pettigrew - Tredrea - Mahoney
F: Wanganeen/Pearce - White - Motlop
HF: Pettigrew - Tredrea - Mahoney
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Prefer
F: Wanganeen - Lade - Mahoney
HF: Dew - Tredrea - Motlop
I'd want white to have a fair go at FF, its a make or break year for him, the kid can really develop into a strong marking FF.ExpectToWin said:
