Changes for Round 9 vs Collingwood.
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Outs:
Sinclair
Wicks
Gulden
COR
Fox
Ins
McDonald
Heeney
Hewitt
Blakey
Campbell
Team
B Dawson Rampe Cunningham
HB Lloyd McCartin Campbell
C J Mac Rowbottom Blakey
HF Heeney Franklin Haywood
F Papley McLean McDonald
Foll
Hickey
Parker
Mills
Interchange
Florent
Kennedy
Hewitt
Warner
Points
- Left footed run and carry option is back with Campbell Blakey
- Gone for a shorter backline with greater mobility and better kicking out of defence.
- If you need an extra mature body of half back then it’s either Mills, Heeney or Hewitt. Haywood played a bit off half back last year.
Abundant midfield rotation coming the from bench.Comment
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Not sure why there are so many pics of Huge Hand Heeney there? Are they meant to encourage us or prepare us when he doesn’t get up to play?Comment
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There is one change i would like to see;
Bring in the Port Adelaide Prison Bar jumper; would love to see Eddie exploded again, it such fun!
But seriously, we need stop using Sinclair, Almaty is the player we use if we need another ruck/forward.
Sinclair, love him, but he is the past, so we need to use the younger players, see if they have anything at the AFL level.
Also our backline was bad against Melbourne; McCartin does not have the speed to go with the quick forwards.
Why did every defender go for a mark and leave no one for the crumbs; COR was a chief offender here.
The aimless hack kick out of defense to anywhere but here, guarantee to come straight back in.
Fox made some bad skill errors, not sure if he is AFL standard, but I guess we will see in the next few weeks.
We will not compete with the top teams unless somehow we can improved our backline's skills and composure.
Here is hoping we totally thrashes the Pies on a Saturday sunny day.doof-doofComment
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"Fortunately, this is the internet, so knowing nothing is no obstacle to having an opinion!." Beerman 18-07-2017Comment
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I hope it's just the camera angle but that does not look normal and if it's really that swollen, he shouldn't even be training let alone playing.Comment
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In the absence of Howe, Moore's their best intercept marker. So I'd think they'd be pretty keen to ensure he stays a part of the action. So if Buddy heads heads towards the goal square I suspect More will hand him over to someone else and stay put.
We may even make that happen, play Buddy closer to goal and ask Sinkers to repeat his nullification efforts, this time on Moore.Comment
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The Pies will be up for this game. Bucks will have his troops primed and they will play a similar hard at it, contested style that GWS and GC implemented on us. They will clog up the corridor andtry to force us down the flanks with the long bomb into F50, to be cut off by Moore and Grundy, then hurt us on the quick rebound.
If our skills are off, we could have our pants pulled down again.Comment
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They're likely to bring in Madgen for Buddy, who's not a bad match up for him. I can't see them sending Moore to Buddy and giving up his intercepting.
We'll need Hayward or McLean to really do a job well to nullify Moore.Comment
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The interregnum between Buddy and Logan is going to be difficult to navigate. We need Buddy and Reid to hang in there until our young key forwards are up to AFL level.Comment
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Agree.....some seem to be wishing away his large contract. Newsflash.....it still exists no matter his form, which has not actually been too bad. He was just beaten by a player on top of his game on the weekend....in his first game back. Very premature to doubt the Bud, who will be better for the run.Comment
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