Heath Grundy

[giant]

Originally posted by stellation
I'm pretty sure he started the run from half back by finding space to mark and then playing on (instead of stopping and waiting for the defence to get back like half the team), he then ran in support after giving off the handball.

That's fine as long as we disregard Ablett, Buchanan, Kennelly & Goodes' contribution in getting it to Davis. Still, it's consistent with how Davis' game is usually reviewed here.

[Sanecow]

Originally posted by giant
Still, it's consistent with how Davis' game is usually reviewed here.

Crap. There have been some very honest and critical assessments of his games around here actually.

[stellation]

Originally posted by giant
That's fine as long as we disregard Ablett, Buchanan, Kennelly & Goodes' contribution in getting it to Davis. Still, it's consistent with how Davis' game is usually reviewed here.

I was just highlighting that you could call the decision to play on from half back a crucial part of the resulting goal.

[bandwagon]

Back on topic?
Yeah, Grundy was surprisingly good in his first few AFL games, but I can't see Roos dropping anyone from the team unless his hand is forced.

[tantrum]

Well, I finally got to watch the game during this week and I have to say I don't think Davis was that bad and definitely not droppable.

[DST]

Injuries permitting, the 22 that took the field at Subi last Saturday night will be our next 22 premiership players.

DST

[The_Gambler]

Grundy

I was just highlighting that you could call the decision to play on from half back a crucial part of the resulting goal....

If you watch every match people play on from half back all the time so i wouldnt really say it was crucial