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Round 7: Sydney Swans Reserves v Gold Coast Suns Reserves
The most interesting selection for me is Bevo as a centreman. He's not especially quick but he can certainly tackle and is prepared to put his head down and chase the ball. It may not work, but it also may be a masterstroke, giving him another string to his bow and us another tough midfielder.
On the other hand, the listed positions may bear no relation to reality.
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)
As you have noted, I wouldn't pay too much attention to those positions. Bevan did play a little in the Reserves' midfield at the beginning of last year but he was so ineffective he was quickly moved out of there after just 1 half.
I may have missed something, but why is Dixon playing in the magoos for them?
I was wondering the same thing. He will certainly represent a step up in challenge for Lewis, who looms as the only real possible opponent now that LRT has been promoted.
I was wondering the same thing. He will certainly represent a step up in challenge for Lewis, who looms as the only real possible opponent now that LRT has been promoted.
They have been trialling Currie down back in bits and pieces, he's certainly closer to Dixon's height (202cm) than Lewis.
Gee - I didn't realise Dixon was that tall. I thought he was more of White's height.
That's perhaps the most tantalizing thing about him.
Originally posted by Legs Akimbo
Maybe they should play White on him.
A wonderful opportunity to test him, I agree.
I knew him as a gentle young man, I cannot say for sure the reasons for his decline
We watched him fade before our very eyes, and years before his time
White did frequently play in defence during one season a few years back and he did pretty well. His combination of speed off the mark and vertical leap made him a very effective spoiler. The task of needing to stick with an opponent would lessen the problem he seems to have with knowing where to go to get the ball (or have it kicked to him). A query over him is possibly whether he has the concentration levels to play in defence. While him switching off at times does cost the team when he plays forward, the cost would be more onvious if he were responsible for a dangerous forward as a defender. And then there is the "issue" that we are reasonably well stacked for tall defenders at the moment (with the two Johns(t)on boys being groomed at the moment. Yet we are lacking a big mobile presence up forward.
Bring a foldup chair, or just stand leaning on the fence? Is there a fence? Is there any space on the outer side wing adjacent to the bus lane to view?
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Driver of the Dan Hannebery bandwagon....all aboard. 4th April 09
Some people do bring fold out chairs but the majority do just lean on the fence assuming it's not raining of course. I haven't been to the other side that's where the benches are and they had set up a few marquees for both sides and the scorers. I'm not sure whether they would allow you to stand there
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