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Re: 3 Most Effective Positional Changes - Bulldogs
Originally Posted by
The Adelaide Connection
What would be really Rough and surely cause a Head or two to explode would be if a second player left only to become a gun KPD at a time when we were screaming out for one.
For Liam it was like the last resort for them. If Carlton had not been so bad for many years, he would have not been persisted with for so long. In some ways he was fortunate to go to a team who have been crap and continue to be crap for many years.
But happy for him.
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Re: 3 Most Effective Positional Changes - Bulldogs
Originally Posted by
The Adelaide Connection
What would be really Rough and surely cause a Head or two to explode would be if a second player left only to become a gun KPD at a time when we were screaming out for one.
Yes would have been annoying.
Having the option to punch the ball is something a KPF does not have.
Liam could always get within punching zone, but seldom had the hands to grab it.
You don't develop courage by being happy in your relationships every day. You develop it by surviving difficult times and challenging adversity. ― Epicurus
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Re: 3 Most Effective Positional Changes - Bulldogs
Originally Posted by
Ghost Dog
Yes would have been annoying.
Having the option to punch the ball is something a KPF does not have.
Liam could always get within punching zone, but seldom had the hands to grab it.
Liam had - and has - great marking prowess, he’s by no means just a Gardner style punch-the-ball-away-safely player. He really looked like a prospect early on, but was inconsistent, and other parts of his game never came together.
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Re: 3 Most Effective Positional Changes - Bulldogs
Originally Posted by
The Adelaide Connection
What would be really Rough and surely cause a Head or two to explode would be if a second player left only to become a gun KPD at a time when we were screaming out for one.
I think everyone missed my terrible Dad joke about lightning striking twice.
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Re: 3 Most Effective Positional Changes - Bulldogs
Originally Posted by
Twodogs
Going back a few decades, Peter Foster from centre half forward to centre half back. Doug Hawkins to the forward line. Jason Watts to the forward line.
Foster was the first one I thought of.
Murphy from wing to back to forward to back was pretty good.
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Re: 3 Most Effective Positional Changes - Bulldogs
Is it too frustrating to note Harbrow to the backline was very effective?
Harris/Lake to FB is certainly notable.
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Re: 3 Most Effective Positional Changes - Bulldogs
Originally Posted by
Twodogs
Going back a few decades, Peter Foster from centre half forward to centre half back. Doug Hawkins to the forward line. Jason Watts to the forward line.
Surprised you didn't say KT from FF to CHF. Those days that was a big move especially since the FF didn't move from the goal square and he won the brownlow at CHF.
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Re: 3 Most Effective Positional Changes - Bulldogs
Originally Posted by
Mofra
Is it too frustrating to note Harbrow to the backline was very effective?
Harris/Lake to FB is certainly notable.
I had forgotten about Harbrow. I enjoyed his career at the Dogs. Fantastic player.
You don't develop courage by being happy in your relationships every day. You develop it by surviving difficult times and challenging adversity. ― Epicurus