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Re: Welcome to the Bulldogs: Sam Lloyd
Originally Posted by
Axe Man
It might be a chance. I wonder if it's linked to how fit Dickson is? Can we play Gowers, Dickson and Lloyd in the forward line together?
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Re: Welcome to the Bulldogs: Sam Lloyd
Originally Posted by
Axe Man
Kind of sums up the problem with Champion Data right there.
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Re: Welcome to the Bulldogs: Sam Lloyd
It's paywalled can someone post what they said about Duryea please and thank you? I'm not that stressed about the other clubs.
They say Burt Lancaster has one, but I don't believe them.
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Re: Welcome to the Bulldogs: Sam Lloyd
Originally Posted by
Twodogs
It's paywalled can someone post what they said about Duryea please and thank you? I'm not that stressed about the other clubs.
Nothing about Duryea
WESTERN BULLDOGS
It was only seven matches at AFL level last season, but on average Sam Lloyd was the No.1 rated wingman in the competition and could work alongside Lachie Hunter nicely.
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Re: Welcome to the Bulldogs: Sam Lloyd
Originally Posted by
GVGjr
Nothing about Duryea
WESTERN BULLDOGS
It was only seven matches at AFL level last season, but on average Sam Lloyd was the No.1 rated wingman in the competition and could work alongside Lachie Hunter nicely.
Cheers mate. So they haven't analysed "every club's trade acquisitions" at all. I know bugger all about Duryea and I wouldn't mind reading a bit about him and his strengths and weaknesses. But it seems whoever wrote the article doesn't know much about Duryea either. It's not a bad effort to only get halfway through the heading before they make their first error!
https://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/more-news/champion-data-analyses-every-clubs-trade-acquisitions-and-where-they-fit-ahead-of-the-2019-season/news-story/fb09c5ae061fb778e9a26b6709200469
They say Burt Lancaster has one, but I don't believe them.
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Re: Welcome to the Bulldogs: Sam Lloyd
Originally Posted by
GVGjr
It might be a chance. I wonder if it's linked to how fit Dickson is? Can we play Gowers, Dickson and Lloyd in the forward line together?
I can see Lloyd playing a fair bit of time through the mid-field. In the last ~18 months he’s changed his shape and fitness level significantly and plays more of a mid-field role for the Richmond VFL side. Although a different player to Dahlhaus, I can see him playing a similar role as a mid-fwd.
My best mate is a mad keen Richmond follower and was sorry to see Sam leave and believes that he will be a very good pick up for us. It was only the Tigers having a very strong midfield and small forwards that was limiting him from being more than the 23rd player each week.
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Re: Welcome to the Bulldogs: Sam Lloyd
Originally Posted by
Happy Days
Kind of sums up the problem with Champion Data right there.
I remember people here saying the same thing when it said Collingwood had the strongest midfield in the comp. A year later (or two?) that call is looking pretty good.
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Re: Welcome to the Bulldogs: Sam Lloyd
LLOYD REVEALS RICHMOND FRUSTRATIONS
New Western Bulldogs forward Sam Lloyd admits a lack of senior opportunities at Richmond was extremely frustrating.
Lloyd played seven games for the Tigers last year, averaging 17 disposals and kicking five goals for the season.
The 28-year-old joined the Bulldogs in the trade period, with the Tigers receiving pick 64 in return, after struggling to force his way in as a first-choice player in the yellow and black.
“To be honest, it was very frustrating at times last year,” Lloyd told SEN Breakfast.
“We had such a good group at the club and such good positivity around the place, it was hard to stay down for too long.
“I found it really tough at times when you were told you were playing really good footy, but they just can’t find a spot for you.
“We had a super side at Richmond last year and it was just one of those things where it was too hard to get in at times or replace a bloke like Trent Cotchin or Dion Prestia and then they came straight back into the side.”
Lloyd feels the biggest difference between the 2016 and 2017 premiers is the age and experience of the playing group.
“The biggest thing I’ve seen is the general age of the group from Richmond to the Bulldogs,” Lloyd said.
“I was probably around the middle of the pack at Richmond, and now well and truly one of the senior guys in terms of age.
“That’s probably the main difference I’ve seen.
“We’re a club that could really surprise people, there’s a lot of young talent, but there’s also a lot of premiership players around from 2016.”
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Re: Welcome to the Bulldogs: Sam Lloyd
Originally Posted by
Axe Man
“We’re a club that could really surprise people, there’s a lot of young talent, but there’s also a lot of premiership players around from 2016.”
He's saying the right things at least.
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Re: Welcome to the Bulldogs: Sam Lloyd
Richmond fans proving what numpties they are on social media .
Bagging the bloke for saying he was frustrated for not gettting much of a chance
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Re: Welcome to the Bulldogs: Sam Lloyd
Originally Posted by
Remi Moses
Richmond fans proving what numpties they are on social media .
Bagging the bloke for saying he was frustrated for not gettting much of a chance
They are scum, just like their football club. I am so looking forward to the natural order of things returning so we can get in with laughing and pointing at Richmond. That time is coming, it's not far off.
Hopefully halfway through this season when Lloyd is burning it up and Richmind are near the bottom they start to say "why on earth did we give him away?"
They say Burt Lancaster has one, but I don't believe them.
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Re: Welcome to the Bulldogs: Sam Lloyd
7 Games
10 Goals
8 Behinds
6 Goal Assists
Contributing over 2 goals game at the dogs. His running is still a little unrewarded. Picked up for a pick we weren't going to use. Good work by Power, and good on him for contributing despite a poor month for the team.
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Re: Welcome to the Bulldogs: Sam Lloyd
Originally Posted by
bulldogtragic
7 Games
10 Goals
8 Behinds
6 Goal Assists
Contributing over 2 goals game at the dogs. His running is still a little unrewarded. Picked up for a pick we weren't going to use. Good work by Power, and good on him for contributing despite a poor month for the team.
For a noted goal kicker and one that is supposed to be accurate he just undid some of his good work with poor kicking but hopefully that was just nerves against his old club
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Re: Welcome to the Bulldogs: Sam Lloyd
Originally Posted by
GVGjr
For a noted goal kicker and one that is supposed to be accurate he just undid some of his good work with poor kicking but hopefully that was just nerves against his old club
I was worried when he snapped around his body and hit the post. Go back and kick that one Sam!
He's been solid and I think he's going to be tough to dislodge now.
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Re: Welcome to the Bulldogs: Sam Lloyd
Originally Posted by
GVGjr
For a noted goal kicker and one that is supposed to be accurate he just undid some of his good work with poor kicking but hopefully that was just nerves against his old club
He had a 10 minute poor patch that really dropped his stocks, I will put it down to nerves because other than last night he has been a good pick up for us.