#AFL Round 18 Dockers v Swans Sat 20-Jul at Optus Stadium #AFLDockersSwans @sydneyswans
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My issue with Lloyd is he often slows down play from defence (maybe he doesn't have a better option to move the ball forward to) by going sideways or the short dinky kick which is often a clanger in a critical part of the ground. The indirectness allows the opposition to block space and make for slow and indirect ball movement. Rampe as a contrast, moves it quickly, long and generally to advantage creating far greater speed out of the backline and allowing us 1-1 opportunities in the forward line.Comment
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The other name for it is basic skills. We're lacking in that department.Wild speculation, unsubstantiated rumours, silly jokes and opposition delight in another's failures is what makes an internet forum fun.
Blessed are the cracked for they are the ones who let in the light.Comment
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My issue with Lloyd is he often slows down play from defence (maybe he doesn't have a better option to move the ball forward to) by going sideways or the short dinky kick which is often a clanger in a critical part of the ground. The indirectness allows the opposition to block space and make for slow and indirect ball movement. Rampe as a contrast, moves it quickly, long and generally to advantage creating far greater speed out of the backline and allowing us 1-1 opportunities in the forward line.Comment
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Team of the Week, R18: Who makes the cut? - AFL.com.au
Herein lies the problem......Lloyd doing "what he always does" is not actually helping our team much.Comment
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Herein lies the problem.....Jake doing "what he always does" isn't necessarily helping our team.
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.....and made the AFL "Team of the Week", with the explanation being "and Jake Lloyd did what he always does, racking up the football in Sydney's narrow loss to Fremantle."
Herein lies the problem.....Jake doing "what he always does" isn't necessarily helping our team.
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He had way more possessions than a lot of these guys. Less effective than Hayward and Stoddart who would have had a third of his possessions? Longmire and Lyon had him BOG. Guess some on RWO know better. Lloyd being disrespected big time on here. Personally, I hope in time he will be restored to midfield where he was impressive early on.Comment
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Disposal efficiency (especially as a raw stat, ignoring type of disposal) isn't a measure of effectiveness. Or at least, it's only one (very minor) measure of effectiveness.Comment
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Sorry I didn’t mean to muddy the waters. I was using effectiveness on a per disposal basis interchangeably with efficiency. As in the stat measures the number of effective disposals as a % of the total.
I think 78.6% is high and I was surprised and how many players %age was even higher. If anything I’m a Lloyd supporter.Comment
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It's interesting reading the negative feedback this year about Lloyd on here and on Big Footy.
I recall a couple of years ago when we lost those 2 close games against Hawthorn when Lloyd was injured. Most people were saying his absence was the reason why we lost both of those games.
Lloyd won the B&F last year for a reason. Hopefully he can find that form again.Comment
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It's interesting reading the negative feedback this year about Lloyd on here and on Big Footy.
I recall a couple of years ago when we lost those 2 close games against Hawthorn when Lloyd was injured. Most people were saying his absence was the reason why we lost both of those games.
Lloyd won the B&F last year for a reason. Hopefully he can find that form again.Comment
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