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Ah yes the father son thread
And you didn't mention his biggest weakness, his other leg.Weird player. Buckets of talent with random gaps.
Who'd I choose to do a spot up pass inside 50? Paul Curtis. Who'd I choose to be a 1 on 1 target inside 50? Paul Curtis. Who'd I choose to take a set shot? Anyone but Paul Curtis. Who'd I bet on to lead at the ball carrier? Anyone but Paul Curtis.
If he plugs some of those weaknesses, crikey
Same guy who was "on" the table after 10?Used to be the guy under the table after 35 pots.
Everyone was brilliant in the last game. Lazzaro looked like a premier midfielder. I'm not sure how much of that all-round brilliance was down to something finally clicking compared to Gold Coast going on holiday halfway through the second quarter, but I would also obviously love to see him developing that part of his game this yearHe led up at the ball carrier and marked some rockets in the last game.
Commentators remarked on how good his hands are.
Clearly something he'd been working on, hopefully we see more of it this year.
There are no sharks at La Trobe. The Darebin Creek runs alongside but that is of course upstream of Dights Falls.Can anyone at Training tomorrow take pics of anyone sharking the ball?
And post them?
There are no sharks at La Trobe. The Darebin Creek runs alongside but that is of course upstream of Dights Falls.
Everyone was brilliant in the last game. Lazzaro looked like a premier midfielder. I'm not sure how much of that all-round brilliance was down to something finally clicking compared to Gold Coast going on holiday halfway through the second quarter, but I would also obviously love to see him developing that part of his game this year
he's fantastic one on one when the ball is flying in. very strong. then get's pinged for a push by an umpire who would've let it go as holding ground if it were a common name like dusty.He does a bit of the shoving into the contest, but I've seen him genuinely grapple with opponents too. There's a mixture there at the moment of laziness and effectively use of his strength. You're correct that his right foot is as good as Arjen Robben's.
I'm not sure if I'd say he has the speed. He's got such a compact frame (and such s**t endurance) that he often looks burdened while he runs. He's not post-injury Flynn Perez levels of slow, but he's around Sheezel's pace I reckon. Nothing mind-blowing. He definitely has the skill and the overhead skills though. For sure
he's fantastic one on one when the ball is flying in. very strong. then get's pinged for a push by an umpire who would've let it go as holding ground if it were a common name like dusty.
happened about 4-5 times last year and i felt it was a little demotivational for him.
Day 1 back tomorrow
No doubt another 2km time trial
Someone let us know if extra time Hugh has lived up to his new name again
Must have been a different training session than the one I was at this morning. Very impressed by what I saw.Not sure if it was the heat, first day back or combination of both. But that session wasn’t worth the sunburn I got standing out and watching it. No shade down there, if you’re planning on heading down Friday take something with you, going to be a scorcher.
Done the 100m repeat sprints they were doing pre Xmas, this time I don’t recall anyone being eliminated (plenty missed the 20sec limit repeatedly - quick player note: Wil Dawson gave up half way for a big spew, he was cooked - B.George was trailing early, but found something and most the later runs was up the front.).
Split the ground in half and had 4 groups (2 groups on each side) doing some sort of transition drill in a 40-50m zone/box with coaches either end kicking in, which to me and the bloke next to me seemed a bit of a waste of time as they were all just kicking long to each end anyway.
Was a fair few other drills, nothing really noteworthy. Lienart took a small group (LDU, Wardlaw, Jy, Powell, Phillips, Shiels and B.George) to one side for a kicking drill, which I could only describe as something you’d see at under10’s training session. Little 5m kicks, to which the players were half assing anyway.
Only positive is from my view there were a lot more players involved today then pre Xmas. Corr, Thomas, Goad, PC were a few lads I seen over the road in the gym. Chom and Arch ran about 10 laps. Ford walked a few without a moon boot, heard him say couple weeks to someone so might be his timeline.
Finished 30mins early too, so might have just been a day to ease into it.
Must have been a different training session than the one I was at this morning. Very impressed by what I saw.
I think just about everyone was there, some players weren't wearing their number which always makes it difficult, I think the only player I couldn't see was Larkey? Maybe he's doing a "Hugh" and having an extended holiday
A book to read by the sounds of it?Not sure if it was the heat, first day back or combination of both. But that session wasn’t worth the sunburn I got standing out and watching it. No shade down there, if you’re planning on heading down Friday take something with you, going to be a scorcher.
Done the 100m repeat sprints they were doing pre Xmas, this time I don’t recall anyone being eliminated (plenty missed the 20sec limit repeatedly - quick player note: Wil Dawson gave up half way for a big spew, he was cooked - B.George was trailing early, but found something and most the later runs was up the front.).
Split the ground in half and had 4 groups (2 groups on each side) doing some sort of transition drill in a 40-50m zone/box with coaches either end kicking in, which to me and the bloke next to me seemed a bit of a waste of time as they were all just kicking long to each end anyway.
Was a fair few other drills, nothing really noteworthy. Lienart took a small group (LDU, Wardlaw, Jy, Powell, Phillips, Shiels and B.George) to one side for a kicking drill, which I could only describe as something you’d see at under10’s training session. Little 5m kicks, to which the players were half assing anyway.
Only positive is from my view there were a lot more players involved today then pre Xmas. Corr, Thomas, Goad, PC were a few lads I seen over the road in the gym. Chom and Arch ran about 10 laps. Ford walked a few without a moon boot, heard him say couple weeks to someone so might be his timeline.
Finished 30mins early too, so might have just been a day to ease into it.