Some tight compartment syndrome happening here too
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If injuries are not an issue for the players below I would suggest my only change is Towers to play
I want Edwards in the team asap with a simple role....make him the player we need off the HBF wing etc so by middle of the season we have the type of player we need for a much more flexible transition from our backs......we need this flexibility I believe to take on GWS and The Dogs
SNRS:
Parker Reid, TOWERS
Kizza, Bud, Hewett
Tippo
Kennedy (C)
Jones
Hannes
Heeney
Lloyd
Smithy, AA, Mills
Rampe, Grundy, Swampy
19. Macca
20. Naismith
21. Robinson
22. Edwards
* Florent starting in ressies but hunting down robinsons spot in the Snr teamLast edited by Auntie.Gerald; 4 March 2017, 07:45 AM."be tough, only when it gets tough"
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I think Naismith will start at the first centre bounce every game. Macca will struggle to get a game with his recurring calf injury. There is probably a top 20, then half a dozen to fill the other 2 spots. Sounds like Melican is putting the hand for a promotion. Looking forward to a strong season. How would it be if all of AJ, Papley and Rohan are playing by mid season?Comment
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Unfortunately the club injury list isn't up to date, but Papley has compartment syndrome and it will be a few weeks before we'll see him in action.
Compartment syndrome - WikipediaHe 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)Comment
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Unfortunately the club injury list isn't up to date, but Papley has compartment syndrome and it will be a few weeks before we'll see him in action.
Compartment syndrome - WikipediaComment
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Unfortunately the club injury list isn't up to date, but Papley has compartment syndrome and it will be a few weeks before we'll see him in action.
Compartment syndrome - WikipediaComment
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AFL website is reporting that the Swans are considering using Tippett as a permanent forward with Darcy Cameron and Naismith operating as the rotating rucks.
This seems very unlikely as three Giants would kill the teams ability to keep the ball inside forward 50.
What has happened to Sinclair? You don't see his name popping up anywhere.
It's wonderful to have depth in the ruck department.Comment
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It's a nice thought but I think Cameron and Tippett would be playing similar roles as the deep forward pinch hitting in the ruck. I like Naismith in Ruck and Tippett FF, however Cameron's marking in poor conditions on the weekend was definitely a standout. If/when Tippett has an injury during the year I think Cameron will slot in nicely.Comment
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It's a nice thought but I think Cameron and Tippett would be playing similar roles as the deep forward pinch hitting in the ruck. I like Naismith in Ruck and Tippett FF, however Cameron's marking in poor conditions on the weekend was definitely a standout. If/when Tippett has an injury during the year I think Cameron will slot in nicely.
On another note, good to see Nankervis doing well @ Richmond - I hope he has a shocker whenever he comes up against us, but I do want to see him doing well otherwise."You get the feeling that like Monty Python's Black Knight, the Swans would regard amputation as merely a flesh wound."Comment
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We will most likely go with the Naismith-Tippett ruck duo with something like a 60-40 split. Naismith is our best ruckman. All the others are more forwards who can play in the ruck with Tippett being quite good at it. I would say Tippett is clearly the best ruck-forward the game. Cameron probably has moved ahead of Sinclair mainly due to his marking and goal kicking ability. Sinclair has never been much of a ruckman anyway, so has to have an impact around the ground, especially by not dropping easy marks.
Surprise package this year may be Lewis Melican. He's only played one great game, which happens to be the NEAFL GF. He seems to have taken that form into this season. He was one of our best on Friday. I noticed he can kick well on his left side. He has good pace and defends well and he's still only 20 yo. 2 years ago we were all wondering what would happen to our defence when Ted and Reg retired. It's looking very solid now. Aliir, Melican, Talia, Maibaum and AJ. How can we play them all? I think one might become a forward.Comment
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We will most likely go with the Naismith-Tippett ruck duo with something like a 60-40 split. Naismith is our best ruckman. All the others are more forwards who can play in the ruck with Tippett being quite good at it. I would say Tippett is clearly the best ruck-forward the game. Cameron probably has moved ahead of Sinclair mainly due to his marking and goal kicking ability. Sinclair has never been much of a ruckman anyway, so has to have an impact around the ground, especially by not dropping easy marks.
Surprise package this year may be Lewis Melican. He's only played one great game, which happens to be the NEAFL GF. He seems to have taken that form into this season. He was one of our best on Friday. I noticed he can kick well on his left side. He has good pace and defends well and he's still only 20 yo. 2 years ago we were all wondering what would happen to our defence when Ted and Reg retired. It's looking very solid now. Aliir, Melican, Talia, Maibaum and AJ. How can we play them all? I think one might become a forward.Comment
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JLT Round 1 - Cameron 12 hit outs and 83% game time. Tippett 17 H/O in 74% game time.
JLT Round 2 - Cameron 0 hit outs and 35% game time. Tippett 12 H/O in 82% game time, and Naismith 17 in 54% game time. Sinclair 6 H/O in 62% game time.
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alise a way to go for Cameron as a RuckmanComment
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