Changes for Rnd.17 V Hawthorn.

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  • aardvark
    Veterans List
    • Mar 2010
    • 5685

    Changes for Rnd.17 V Hawthorn.

    Out. Rose
    In. Heeney
  • longmile
    Crumber
    • Apr 2011
    • 3373

    #2
    In: Heeney, Nankervis
    Out: Rose, Sinclair

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    • 707
      Veterans List
      • Aug 2009
      • 6204

      #3
      No change.

      Heeney is obviously not right and having such a poor game straight after the bye rest would indicate that. Needs to get right before being considered for a return as we need him firing come finals time, not still limping around getting only a handful of touches.

      Sinclair at his best is better than Nankas but gee he needs to lift quickly or he'll get dropped.

      Expecting the usual suspects to play well again in the ressies and keep pressure on the seniors. McGlynn I feel may be yesterday's man, think we need to try BJ and Foote before Benny. Towers again has a strong game, that's three in a row now, looking like he's developed senior confidence and firming as a best 22.

      Aliir looks to have arrived and while he stays fit, there's plenty of sense to persevere with Naismith as he will start to get more ball around the ground, he's showed that ability in the ressies.

      Good luck to those brave supporters who went to the game and got rewarded with a great win. Can't believe the effort with so many kids playing.

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      • Mug Punter
        On the Rookie List
        • Nov 2009
        • 3325

        #4
        I have a feeling there could be a bit more to the Heeney situation than meets the eye but then again it could just be a poor run.

        If he's right in the head then I'd keep the faith with him and give Rose a spell back in the NEAFL, he's impressed me this year and the block of games he has had will do wonders for his development but I still have this feeling he'll be nothing more than the "handy" category for us. Aliir is a different kettle imo and I now think he has a real future as he is actually still quite young in AFL terms and is still developing but he looks totally at home at senior level now.

        We've got some real depth in the twos now and that is great, Laidler and McGlynn must be hating in down there and then you've also got Harry, BJ and Nanka who all have senior experience. Throw in Tippett and Reid and we're close to having 30 genuine first teamers and I think that is what you need depth wise.

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        • Swanny40519
          Regular in the side.
          • Oct 2012
          • 469

          #5
          Out : Rose (tried hard but his disposal was poor at times last night)

          In: Heeney (If he is fit and raring to go - if not B Jack)

          We need to tag Mitchell and keep Richards forward to negate Gibson. Then you need to worry about Hodge who gives them lots of drive from the back line.

          It will be interesting but we have beaten them this year so go boys - the big crowd will be right behind the Swans on Thursday night.

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          • CureTheSane
            Carpe Noctem
            • Jan 2003
            • 5032

            #6
            Originally posted by longmile
            In: Heeney, Nankervis
            Out: Rose, Sinclair
            I was gonna post the same.

            - - - Updated - - -

            Originally posted by 707
            No change.

            Heeney is obviously not right and having such a poor game straight after the bye rest would indicate that.
            Assumptions

            Originally posted by 707
            No change.
            Sinclair at his best is better than Nankas but gee he needs to lift quickly or he'll get dropped.
            Sinclair is not at his best.
            The difference between insanity and genius is measured only in success.

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            • barry
              Veterans List
              • Jan 2003
              • 8499

              #7
              Why would you make any changes at all??

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              • CureTheSane
                Carpe Noctem
                • Jan 2003
                • 5032

                #8
                Better to be complacent, and let those who under performed keep their spot just because we won?

                Aside from that, selections are made on a per opposition basis. We may select players who match up better and/or fit the proposed game plan against the Hawks...
                The difference between insanity and genius is measured only in success.

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                • RogueSwan
                  McVeigh for Brownlow
                  • Apr 2003
                  • 4602

                  #9
                  Originally posted by barry
                  Why would you make any changes at all??
                  Injuries would be about the only reason this week.
                  "Fortunately, this is the internet, so knowing nothing is no obstacle to having an opinion!." Beerman 18-07-2017

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                  • Auntie.Gerald
                    Veterans List
                    • Oct 2009
                    • 6483

                    #10
                    Hmmm
                    if Heeney is right to go well straight in for rose
                    "be tough, only when it gets tough"

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                    • goswannies
                      Senior Player
                      • Sep 2007
                      • 3052

                      #11
                      Originally posted by 707
                      Heeney is obviously not right and having such a poor game straight after the bye rest would indicate that. Needs to get right before being considered for a return as we need him firing come finals time, not still limping around getting only a handful of touches.
                      Originally posted by CureTheSane
                      Assumptions.
                      For what it's work (& I'd say not much as he didn't name sources), on the radio, Dr Peter Larkins suggested Isaac has a tendonopathy of the knee. Doc Larkins was also non-specific about which tendon was affected.
                      Last edited by goswannies; 10 July 2016, 08:20 AM.

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                      • kilroy
                        Suspended by the MRP
                        • Jun 2016
                        • 133

                        #12
                        Massive ins for the hawks and a bit of a selection headache for Clarkson:

                        INS: Stevic, Nicholls, Schmidt, EMG: Chamberlain

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                        • Swanny40519
                          Regular in the side.
                          • Oct 2012
                          • 469

                          #13
                          Originally posted by kilroy
                          Massive ins for the hawks and a bit of a selection headache for Clarkson:

                          INS: Stevic, Nicholls, Schmidt, EMG: Chamberlain
                          Gee they are all good players for the Dawks. Always give their teammates a lot of support - especially in front of goals.

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                          • Ludwig
                            Veterans List
                            • Apr 2007
                            • 9359

                            #14
                            Originally posted by longmile
                            In: Heeney, Nankervis
                            Out: Rose, Sinclair
                            These would be my suggested changes as well.

                            Sinclair had his worst game of a poor season. He can compete to some extent in the ruck contests, but it's just not enough. He had only 58% game time compared to 75% for Naismith. I think we only used Naismith in ruck when he was on the ground. This shows that the coaching staff don't think Cal has much worth to offer around the ground and is only a relief ruckman. He failed on numerous occasions to even slow down an opposition player, let alone actually tackle him. He's hardly even competitive in a marking contest, let alone actually take a mark. So why is he in the side? Nankervis is far from a finished product, has plenty of weaknesses, and I'm not sure how good the finished product will be, but he's already a better option than Sinclair. I'd rather use the spot for someone who's on the improve than someone who's flat-lined.

                            I noticed that Reid was shown as 1 week on our injury list. If he's okay to play, I would bring him right in for Sinclair and use him as the relief ruckman. Or spring another surprise and use Aliir as relief ruckman, dropping either Ted or Reid into defense. We are talking about what we do for around one quarter of the game. We can't have our main focus revolve around who's rucking for around 7 or 8 centre bounces. The main issue for me is to get another legitimate marking option forward and around the ground.

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                            • kilroy
                              Suspended by the MRP
                              • Jun 2016
                              • 133

                              #15
                              Sinclairs outup is now mirroring Jettas when he was here and at the eagles, so the trade is now back to being void.

                              We cant be carrying sinclair at this stage but then is a combo nan and nai nai enough?

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