Fast & Furious Game Plan

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  • TheHood
    On the Rookie List
    • Jan 2003
    • 1938

    Fast & Furious Game Plan

    The highlight of last night's game for me was the long stanza's of playing on quickly after marks and free kicks ( yeah we got a few apparently).

    Fast breaking and hard running were rewarded. ROKs goals were a classic example.

    Grundy knew no better that to just be goal hungry, same a Simon Phillips. With these young kids, they aren't over-engineered (yet), so they tend to play direct footy.

    Phillips could have nearly been a star had he middled a couple more.

    Take this game to Adelaide and Geelong and Melbourne for the rest of the year and yes we will give ourselves a chance finals time.
    The Pain of Discipline is Nothing Like The Pain of Disappointment
  • liz
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    Site Admin
    • Jan 2003
    • 16786

    #2
    Malceski makes a big difference in this respect. Having someone who can size up the situation quickly and kick long to advantage can really cut the opposition up, especially with a forward line where all the components are pretty good marks for their height - even if their kicking sometimes leaves something to be desired!

    Now I come to think of it, while Malceski is a stand-out, there are at least half a dozen, mostly youngish, players in the team who have genuinely penetrating kicks on them. And Laidlaw is another for the future. Hopefully we will see a long kicking game continue to evolve.

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    • TheHood
      On the Rookie List
      • Jan 2003
      • 1938

      #3
      Love the long punt from Mal.

      It's alike a chip kick, he doesn't seem to need any sort of huge wind up. Like Dustin Fletcher a bit.
      The Pain of Discipline is Nothing Like The Pain of Disappointment

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