Swans V Hawks Rd 1

[penga]

Originally posted by Sanecow
On the Bolton (J) front, as a rule I don't get a good feeling from his kicking for goal on the run but he didn't even look like he was going to miss it on the W/E.

as a rule (apart from emotions), jude will kick accurately at goal when on the run*. it just doesnt apply to his ability to kick to a leading forward when on the run.


* - exception, 2003 QF

[Snowy]

Originally posted by Ruckman
On another matter, making friends is one thing but Nick Davis tneeds to take his shots at goal, twice he had set shots inside 50m and passed to Willo. On one occasion we lost the ball and on the other Willo recovered and managed the snap!

I mentioned in Liz's match reports that this is probably part of the new, team-oriented, unselfish Davis but I think flair should not be legislated against but given free expression.

[Mike_B]

Had he been a little bit selfish, he would have been outright leader in the Coleman Medal race...

[chammond]

Originally posted by NMWBloods
I think virtually any time inside 50 from a set shot, except on a very sharp angle or where someone is straight in front and completely clear, Davis should take a shot.

Nope . . . anywhere on the ground . . . just tell him to go for the torp

[liz]

Originally posted by Snowy


I mentioned in Liz's match reports that this is probably part of the new, team-oriented, unselfish Davis but I think flair should not be legislated against but given free expression.

Just to clarify, the match report wasn't mine. It was Erin's - I just posted the link.

[swansrule100]

Originally posted by NMWBloods
I think virtually any time inside 50 from a set shot, except on a very sharp angle or where someone is straight in front and completely clear, Davis should take a shot.

be nice if he did, he is one of the best shots in the league, id rate him 2nd behind brad green