1. Keath is underrated. Having a great season.
2. Macraes kicking really has improved going I50. He's on Brownlow medal pace.
3. Cordy looks like a slow, 34 year old on his last legs. Worrying considering our lack of KPDs.
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1. Keath is underrated. Having a great season.
2. Macraes kicking really has improved going I50. He's on Brownlow medal pace.
3. Cordy looks like a slow, 34 year old on his last legs. Worrying considering our lack of KPDs.
Actually I take it back. Watched Jongy's injury closely. Was a bit of a simple overstretch. Needs to be a bit more careful.
Channel 7 commentary last night was horrible. For whatever reason, JB tried to put us down at any opportunity right from the outset. He’s massively jealous of us. Like most north and saints fans right now. Imagine the fawning if we were a collingwood, Essendon or carlton? I hope we continue to shove it down these imbeciles throats. I actually thought BT was the best last night which is saying something.Quote:
Originally Posted by westdog54
1. We can when we’re not at our best, we can win with injury adversity.
2. Aaron Naughton is just getting started really, having little continuity over the last few seasons. Wow I hope he marks like that in a packed MCG next week.
3. There is no rhyme nor reason to the cruel fate some footballers through no fault of their own experience and I hope (I’m sure they will) the club is wrapping their arms around Lin at the moment.
Yes he is cat like the way he springs up after hitting the ground.Quote:
Originally Posted by macca
Like in 2016 he always mentions our handballs being "suspect". Just like Norm Smith did to Teddy's flick pass.Quote:
Originally Posted by bulldogsthru&thru
1. We can blow teams out of the water and score heavily whether it is a first quarter or last quarter.
2. Usually a fan of Cords but he is so so slow...well he was last night.
3. Timmy is one tough man after standing up and walking off after appear being knocked out.
Timmy was in the middle of next week. It was like those Warner Bros cartoons where the birds fly in circles around his forehead.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bulldog4life
I have no idea how he got up and walked off the ground, but it was important that he did because we had a run on and the last thing we wanted was a pause in the game.
I'm going to coin the term "Timmy tough".
1. Losing Dunkley is huge..... well so you would think at first thought. I think we have enough depth through the middle to shuffle some deck chairs and get on with it. Well we'll see next week anyhow
2. An inexperienced team can stifle our ball movement for 3 quarters. A good warning coming up against Richmond next week.
3. Bailey Smith has been slowly tapering off since Dermies comments.
With Dunks out he’ll get more opportunities to shoulder some load.Quote:
Originally Posted by ratsmac
4. Was reminded at every turn of Lachie Hunter's importance in this team. Clever, clever player
Isn't he? Squaring the ball or spotting up players in better position to shoot for goal a couple of times instead of blasting away was great footy. Of course having players in position and capable of taking the grab helps a lot too.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ghost Dog
Under rated by most Bulldog supporters, but I think he one of the most important in the team.Quote:
Originally Posted by Ghost Dog
He's had a problem over the uses of blazing away at low percentage shots over the years so to see him centering the ball and putting it at the top of the goal square is extremely encouraging.Quote:
Originally Posted by Twodogs
I noticed that. And BT had to tell him he sees it in every game these days as everyone has copied us. He also kept mentioning how it’s impossible to stop our midfield because of the 6-6-6 rule. Like the AFL should get rid of it just to stop our midfield. He also mentioned 5 times 2 minutes into the game that every team had figured us out to stop our run. Massive inferiority complex with him.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bulldog4life