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  • dimelb
    pr. dim-melb; m not f
    • Jun 2003
    • 6889

    Crumber

    Exciting to see Schneiderman crumbing on a fairly regular basis yesterday. I hope this becomes a fixture. If McVeigh can sharpen his disposal they could team tag centre/forward.
    He reminds him of the guys, close-set, slow, and never rattled, who were play-makers on the team. (John Updike, seeing Josh Kennedy in a crystal ball)
  • goswannie14
    Leadership Group
    • Sep 2005
    • 11166

    #2
    Yep. Schneider was good yeaterday, doing what he should be doing. I think being dropped for a week was good medecine for him, he has come out with all guns blazing.

    I had him in my top 3 yesterday. Only to be shaded slightly by Spida and Eski.
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    • DST
      The voice of reason!
      • Jan 2003
      • 2705

      #3
      When you look at what Scheinder has been able to do the last couple of weeks in terms of running hard to get to contests you can see why the match committee were happy to send him a message by dropping him to the seconds.

      Also everybodies favourite whipping boy McVeigh shows some flair and nouse as the forward crumming position as well. Much better suited to the half forward flank where he turn and use his running capacity to get to contests than trying to tag someone.

      DST
      "Looking forward to a rebuilt, new, fast and exciting Swans model in 2010"

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      • reigning premier
        Suspended by the MRP
        • Sep 2006
        • 4335

        #4
        Isn't this what we have Buchanan for???

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        • cruiser
          What the frack!
          • Jul 2004
          • 6114

          #5
          Originally posted by reigning premier
          Isn't this what we SHOULD have Buchanan for???
          You left out 'should'. It's up to Monty.

          I think Schneider has been back to some of his best footy the last two games. I now hope he gets better and becomes the great and exciting player that we have all hoped he would become.
          Last edited by cruiser; 16 July 2007, 05:57 PM.
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          • annew
            Senior Player
            • Mar 2006
            • 2164

            #6
            But Scneider is better at it than Buchanon. Would rather see him in the position he has played the last 2 weeks than in defence.

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            • reigning premier
              Suspended by the MRP
              • Sep 2006
              • 4335

              #7
              Originally posted by cruiser
              You left out 'should'. It's up to Monty.

              I think Schneider has been back to some of his best footy the last two games. I now hope he get's better and becomes the great and exciting player that we have all hoped he would become.

              I'd agree with all of that....

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              • dendol
                fat-arsed midfielder
                • Oct 2003
                • 1483

                #8
                Originally posted by annew
                But Scneider is better at it than Buchanon. Would rather see him in the position he has played the last 2 weeks than in defence.
                Yep Schneider is a better snap and running shot at goal. Buchanan is a horrible kick and has managed to fluff many of his shots at goal this year after doing all the hard work (much like McVeigh)

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                • Triple B
                  Formerly 'BBB'
                  • Feb 2003
                  • 6999

                  #9
                  Originally posted by reigning premier
                  Isn't this what we have Buchanan for???
                  Buchanon may have been recruited on the back of a great TAC GF effort as a crumbing forward, but as his body developed and he established a fitness base that was so lacking early on it saw him delisted, he has become a bona fide midfielder in the past few years. His great value to the team is not crumbing packs and sharking goals.

                  Schneider has never really been a bona fide midfielder.
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                  • dread and might
                    Back, strapped and intact
                    • Apr 2004
                    • 949

                    #10
                    Originally posted by BBB
                    Buchanon may have been recruited on the back of a great TAC GF effort as a crumbing forward, but as his body developed and he established a fitness base that was so lacking early on it saw him delisted, he has become a bona fide midfielder in the past few years. His great value to the team is not crumbing packs and sharking goals.

                    Schneider has never really been a bona fide midfielder.
                    Which is why it was so frustrating when they had the two in the wrong parts of the ground (2004?)
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                    • Matt79
                      Bring it on!
                      • Sep 2004
                      • 3143

                      #11
                      Commented on Schneids at the game yesterday. I thought it was his best game for sometime and yes, those crumbing goals were great to see!
                      Swannies for life!

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