I want Jetta out of this team...NAH, just kidding

[Nico]

On the big WA ground Cunningham is a decent choice for his running ability however back on the scg Mitchell for mine.

So where was his running. Makes no difference how big the ground is. They targeted and roughed him up and he responded with nothing. Until he has a genuine go I will have the same opinion of him. There was a time in the game when one of our players was being monstered on the ground, and he stood 2 metres off and watched. He needed to support to help extract the footy. LJ would have gone to support. I couldn't call it a weak effort because there was no effort.

[annew]

Like.

It is especially apt that players like JPK don't get criticised for not doing things not in their skill set. A possible counter is that Jetta is a little inconsistent in doing what he is meant to be doing - far more so than a JPK. However, when your team mates whose job it is to get hands on the ball aren't doing so, it is very hard for those whose job it is to use the ball creatively to do very much.

Both posts excellent, agree with what has been said.

[PerthSwannie]

Ii`ll be watching Jetta`s game very closely this Saturday.

[Auntie.Gerald]

ill be watching Longmire

If we changed our structure approx 15mins into the 1st half when down 3 goals and chocked up our defence the same as Freeo we wouldnt be worried about the indvs nearly as much

[RogueSwan]

Ii`ll be watching Jetta`s game very closely this Saturday.

And from the title of the thread would we expect anything less?

[Doctor]

It may be hard to judge too much on this week given the forecast. Having said that, if all our home games are in the wet, as they have been for the last three years, maybe we need to start recruiting players who are good in the wet.

[tasmania60]

Agree about the weather , Jetta and a lot the swans players seemed troubled about it i cant remember a good Swans win in the wet ?

[Industrial Fan]

round 1, 2015?

[aguy]

round 1, 2015?

does that really qualify as good win or more a great escape ?

[Industrial Fan]

Not sure there is a difference is there? Would have thought 2005 SF was considered a good win as well?

[aguy]

Not sure there is a difference is there? Would have thought 2005 SF was considered a good win as well?

i understand what you mean. 2005 was a good win. I think what Tasmania60 meant was when was the last time we win convincingly and without much threat in the rain. At least that's what I thought they meant.

[Bloody Hell]

Yep - Nah.

[tasmania60]

Agree with aguy we seam to play footy well in good conditions , but wet weather seems to do something to Jetta ,and others are AFL players so insulated that any change in to perfect conditions affect the team ? And i dont get to see many AFL games but Jetta with all his flaws is always to first out on game day practicing his passes and goal kicks , hes soft but its something he has to improve (.WORK IN PROCESS)

[Ampersand]

I actually think Jetta plays well in the wet. Clean hands, excellent at finding space and weaving through traffic, you rarely see him lose his feet.

People say "when the team is struggling Jetta goes missing". I actually think it's the complete opposite, which shows how important he is to our team. Take the Port game for example which most people thought was a great win. He was the player who kicked true and ensured we were rewarded on the scoreboard early for our defensive efforts.

[Conor_Dillon]

Jetta's long and direct kicking is always useful in the wet