Round 21: Aspley Hornets v Sydney Swans Reserves @ Graham Road

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  • Auntie.Gerald
    Veterans List
    • Oct 2009
    • 6480

    #46
    Aliir in my opinion will make the transition to a Snr player

    he has been constantly injured and he and X can certainly make it as Key Defenders

    If Aliir gets a good run without injuries 2016/17 he will be ready to take on a role...............remembering he is still on 20 and a late comer to a skill development background

    I am happy if he doesn't start being a real choice until 2017 and 22 yrs of age which is about right for a key defender

    Just think of Teddys pathway to get to Snrs as a key defender or Regs
    "be tough, only when it gets tough"

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    • rb4x
      Regular in the Side
      • Dec 2007
      • 968

      #47
      I don't get the love affair the coaches have with Aliir and Marsh either unless they are trying to build them up as trade bait. Compare Aliir eight disposals 1st and Marsh nine third on the best players list while Foote with twenty five disposals, seven tackles and two goals does not rate a mention. Was at the GWS game and was very unimpressed with the foot skills of Aliir, McLaren and Hiscox who all were scrubbing their kicks not that they got too many.

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      • ugg
        Can you feel it?
        Site Admin
        • Jan 2003
        • 15970

        #48
        Aliir is a good kick, he takes the second most kick ins after Newman. It's his decision making that can be questionable at times. The coaches like the offensive side of his game so much he's been used as an attacking rebounder in some games
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        • Ludwig
          Veterans List
          • Apr 2007
          • 9359

          #49
          Harry Marsh got the most NEAFL MVP votes from our side. There must be something that everyone likes about him. He certainly has improved from last year, but it seems like most RWOers think he will be delisted. Yet this article on the Swans website NEAFL: Swans duo earn praise - sydneyswans.com.au would imply that he's every chance to go on next season.

          Marsh, 21, was moved to defensive half this season to great effect with the 188cm backman providing plenty of drive out of defence averaging 15 disposals a game at 80 percent efficiency.
          Recruited from WA via a second-round selection in the 2012 National Draft, Marsh has spent three seasons on the senior list and will be pushing hard for an AFL debut in 2016.

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          • Scottee
            Senior Player
            • Aug 2003
            • 1585

            #50
            AA for AA
            We have them where we want them, everything is going according to plan!

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            • Pmcc2911
              Regular in the Side
              • May 2013
              • 516

              #51
              how much game time did Mills get, he stats would indicate not much?

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              • ugg
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                Site Admin
                • Jan 2003
                • 15970

                #52
                He only played the 2nd half.
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                • bloodspirit
                  Clubman
                  • Apr 2015
                  • 4448

                  #53
                  Originally posted by ugg
                  A couple of questions:

                  1. How does it work with suspensions in the NEAFL? Is Rose in danger of being suspended for the final in the NEAFL (or the AFL for that matter)? Do we know yet? (Presumably we do.) Who decides?
                  2. At about 33 minutes into the broadcast, Aliir tackles a Hornet over the line. His opponent looks much smaller than him. Aliir has the opportunity to complete what might be a really punishing tackle but doesn't do it. Does this (a) show he's a nice guy? (b) suggest he lacks some ruthless killer instinct? (c) imply he was worried about giving away a free kick if he kept going with the tackle? What feedback are the coaches and his teammates likely to be giving him about this, if any?
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                  • Auntie.Gerald
                    Veterans List
                    • Oct 2009
                    • 6480

                    #54
                    Growing up and playing footy and other sports there is strange thing about some athletes

                    Some dominate at a resie level and then are so so at a snr level

                    Some are awaiting a Snr call up just to find their calling to unleash their inner beast

                    I could be so wrong but Harry Swampy Marsh for me is one of those guys who cruises in ressies but i think would relish the challenge in Snrs !!!

                    He has the kick and the mark and the aggression and build to be a Snr player and he might even find his inner Luke Hodge if he is let out of the cage !



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                    "be tough, only when it gets tough"

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

                      #55
                      Originally posted by Auntie.Gerald
                      Growing up and playing footy and other sports there is strange thing about some athletes

                      Some dominate at a resie level and then are so so at a snr level

                      Some are awaiting a Snr call up just to find their calling to unleash their inner beast

                      I could be so wrong but Harry Swampy Marsh for me is one of those guys who cruises in ressies but i think would relish the challenge in Snrs !!!

                      He has the kick and the mark and the aggression and build to be a Snr player and he might even find his inner Luke Hodge if he is let out of the cage !



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                      Now that's what I call mongrel!
                      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)

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