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  • jc_freak54
    On the Rookie List
    • May 2005
    • 6

    #46
    Yeah, it was wierd for me to see Schneids playing a negating role. However, he played the role surprisingly well.

    It is true that Davey is the Schneider of 2003. If only he could find a way to re-capture that form, only then would we be complete in our forward line.
    Untapped potential wasted by ultimate-defensive gameplan.

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    • Ruckman
      Ego alta, ergo ictus
      • Nov 2003
      • 3990

      #47
      Originally posted by jc_freak54
      It is true that Davey is the Schneider of 2003.
      One of these days someone solid is going to catch little Aaron and leave him a smear on the turf, in this regard at least I have less fears about the future of Schneider.

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      • TheHood
        On the Rookie List
        • Jan 2003
        • 1938

        #48
        Schneides just needs a bit more time to adjust to the tempo of AFL footy again.

        Bit too often he took a long time to measure ground kicking and got pushed off his kick or tackled or whatever. Then he rushed his snaps a bit thinking he had no time at all, didn't find the handle and OOBOTF was the result.

        Great job on the dangerous Davey.

        I also thought Crouchy did a great job on the equally dangerous Yze. We didn't get much run from Crouchy as a result but the job was done down back!
        The Pain of Discipline is Nothing Like The Pain of Disappointment

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        • Mel_C
          Veterans List
          • Jan 2003
          • 4470

          #49
          I was sitting right near the Swans bench and when Schneider came off straight after the Davey goal he was REALLY disappointed with himself. The look on his face and his words spoke volumes!

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