LRT cannot play against a collingwood or a west coast. With marty maybe out, im happy for him to go back and play Goodesy and Reid upforward. He played well tonight, but his lack of skill just kills so much momentum and i watched his defensive work and TDL surely can execute the same amount of work that LRT did.
LRT the forward: What we expect?
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LRT. Lord Roberts-Thompson. He may look like the Munster, but looks can be deceiving.
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LRT cannot play against a collingwood or a west coast. With marty maybe out, im happy for him to go back and play Goodesy and Reid upforward. He played well tonight, but his lack of skill just kills so much momentum and i watched his defensive work and TDL surely can execute the same amount of work that LRT did.You can't argue with a sick mind - Joe WalshComment
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You lot are @@@@ing kidding me! He is a champion. There are very few players that can play back/forward and in the ruck. Did any of you notice the introduction of the substitute rule???? Helllooooo?
He is the right the player in the right team.
TDL??? I love the kid. I made up a song for him. But his heart is a pea next to Lewie's.
Take a good look in the mirror and give yourselves a dozen!Comment
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I totally agree Lucky.. Very few players give there all like LRT.. Unless he is injured he isn't going anywhere.. He is loved by the coaching staff because they ask him to fill a role and he does it.. Wherever that may be..Comment
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Agree with all this but Spang would be my choice as the best replacement as he was a backman before coming to Sydney so covers LRT's versatility. With Mummy and Big Mike both in the team having a back up ruck is not so important.
I just wish we could find a spot somewhere for TDL, I love watching this boys work around the goals.Comment
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Good for you Lucky! I was about to say something the same and there you go and do it for me. We are fortunate to have a bloke on the paddock who can play anywhere. Many (read MOST) cannot. I sit behind the bench now, and I can tell you the blokes coming off are mostly running on empty. Can any of you think of anyone on our team who can play all positions? The rotations are constant, every few seconds, and where do they send LRT? Cover any area a bit patchy would you mind sir while your team mate has a rest.
Back off you naysayers. He is doing HIS job as he is asked to do by the Coach, not by a few redandwhiters!If you've never jumped from one couch to the other to save yourself from lava then you didn't have a childhoodComment
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Good for you Lucky! I was about to say something the same and there you go and do it for me. We are fortunate to have a bloke on the paddock who can play anywhere. Many (read MOST) cannot. I sit behind the bench now, and I can tell you the blokes coming off are mostly running on empty. Can any of you think of anyone on our team who can play all positions? The rotations are constant, every few seconds, and where do they send LRT? Cover any area a bit patchy would you mind sir while your team mate has a rest.
Back off you naysayers. He is doing HIS job as he is asked to do by the Coach, not by a few redandwhiters!
Watching on TV it was noticeable LRT was bobbing up all over the ground. My father (84yo) commented late in the game that "any coach would be proud to have LRT in their team as he never stops giving his all in what ever position he is asked to play". And he did it last night after being knocked out at the start of the game.
I am so over the LRT knockers. If there was anyone knocking on the door to take his place I have confidence in the coaching staff to make that call. Until then I will enjoy seeing Lewie run around in the jumper.Comment
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LRT is in my 21 every day of the week.
Through my eyes, he was really good last night and I suspect he is doing exactly what the coach asks of him which is why he keeps getting selected. He doesn't hve to take contested marks - just a make a contest.
He doesn't have to rattle up 25 possies - just a dozen important ones. You can tell by the body language how much the rest of the boys appreciate his efforts and obviously Horse does too.
Sorry nay-sayers. You are wasting your breath. Only injury will see him out of the team.Comment
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LRT is in my 21 every day of the week.
Through my eyes, he was really good last night and I suspect he is doing exactly what the coach asks of him which is why he keeps getting selected. He doesn't hve to take contested marks - just a make a contest.
Sorry nay-sayers. You are wasting your breath. Only injury will see him out of the team.Comment
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Hmm, he can play anywhere, yes that's true, I'm not going to discount that.
Most peoples beef is with the quality of his performances in each respective position.
A defensive position is the only one I would say LRT is capable at.
He is an extremely average forward and ruckman.
Do we really require a jack of all trades, master of none? Or would we get more mileage from someone playing as a specialist in their position?
Of course it's difficult to change a winning side, and I have nothing against LRT. But I cannot help but think we could do better with a forward playing in the forward line.Ed Considine's day out - Round 3, 16th April 1995.
11 Kicks, 13 Handballs, 8 Marks, 1 Goal, 1 Behind, 1 Tackle, 1 Hitout, 3 Brownlow votes (his only votes)
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Hmm, he can play anywhere, yes that's true, I'm not going to discount that.
Most peoples beef is with the quality of his performances in each respective position.
A defensive position is the only one I would say LRT is capable at.
He is an extremely average forward and ruckman.
Do we really require a jack of all trades, master of none? Or would we get more mileage from someone playing as a specialist in their position?
Of course it's difficult to change a winning side, and I have nothing against LRT. But I cannot help but think we could do better with a forward playing in the forward line.
Your spot on.Comment
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Hmm, he can play anywhere, yes that's true, I'm not going to discount that.
Most peoples beef is with the quality of his performances in each respective position.
A defensive position is the only one I would say LRT is capable at.
He is an extremely average forward and ruckman.
Do we really require a jack of all trades, master of none? Or would we get more mileage from someone playing as a specialist in their position?
Of course it's difficult to change a winning side, and I have nothing against LRT. But I cannot help but think we could do better with a forward playing in the forward line.Comment
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