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    Bankers & Anchors: Rnd 18, 2022 vs St Kilda

    This is the Round 18, 2022 edition of the weekly Bankers and Anchors thread. Once the game against St Kilda is concluded post your nominations for:

    The Bankers = 3 guys/aspects of the game that we banked on to do the right thing during the game
    The Anchors = 3 guys/aspects of the game that weighed us down by their errors or poor play

    Please limit it to no more than three of each player or aspect of the game, but feel free to make honourable/dishonourable mentions. As usual try to make it constructive criticism.

    Try and restrict it to individual players rather than aspects of the overall match - I will allow more freedom now as the thread seems to be going down more of the aspects of the game path so you can have 3 for each made up of aspects of the game and individual players.

    The thread is named in honour of a popular WOOF Contributor, The Banker, who passed away on 22/04/2012 after a six month battle with cancer.

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    Re: Bankers & Anchors: Rnd 18, 2022 vs St Kilda

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    Re: Bankers & Anchors: Rnd 18, 2022 vs St Kilda

    Bankers
    1. Ugle-Hagan kicked 3 goals and stayed in the game. He is building each week.
    2. Gardner took King out of the game, couldn’t have asked much more of him tonight.
    3. Bontempelli started well; finished well; possibly his best game for the year

    Anchors
    1. English second poor game in a row. He really needed to stand up against Ryder/Marshall. Luckily saints were woeful for 3 quarters
    2. Smith gets so much footy and runs hard but gee whiz he can turn over the footy
    3. Last quarter; couldn’t slow down the saints or stop their run on.
    More of an In Bruges guy?

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    Re: Bankers & Anchors: Rnd 18, 2022 vs St Kilda

    Bankers:

    Bont was superb and reminded us what we have been missing

    Jamarra just a little bit more assured each week, and his attack on the ball was terrific

    Libba. The heartbeat. It so often all starts with him.

    Anchors

    We have a lot of out of form players. English, Bailey Williams, Weightman and Keath come to mind. And others that seem to totally disappear for a quarter or two even while we’re on top. Add Bazlenka’s kicking, and Bruce still way back in his recovery, and I’m not sure how we won..ok, see Banker One.

    That last quarter. Brought back the scars of 2015. And took the gloss of a win that I’d otherwise have been happy with.

    I’m still not sold on Hannan in the backline.
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    Re: Bankers & Anchors: Rnd 18, 2022 vs St Kilda

    Quote Originally Posted by azabob View Post
    Bankers
    1. Ugle-Hagan kicked 3 goals and stayed in the game. He is building each week.
    2. Gardner took King out of the game, couldn’t have asked much more of him tonight.
    3. Bontempelli started well; finished well; possibly his best game for the year

    Anchors
    1. English second poor game in a row. He really needed to stand up against Ryder/Marshall. Luckily saints were woeful for 3 quarters
    2. Smith gets so much footy and runs hard but gee whiz he can turn over the footy
    3. Last quarter; couldn’t slow down the saints or stop their run on.
    English had the most hit outs than the other 3 ruckmen.

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    Re: Bankers & Anchors: Rnd 18, 2022 vs St Kilda

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    Bont looked more fresh than he has all year brilliant game.
    Buku was really solid across HB
    JUH strong performance, really adding the requisite elements to his game. There’s a big bag coming.

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    Dunkley is sand bagging. He is a poor leader.
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    Re: Bankers & Anchors: Rnd 18, 2022 vs St Kilda

    1. Bont's game was so good.
    2. Jamarra took another step forward. He has shown some more of his tricks
    3. Buku, Richards, Dale, Gardner and Treloar down back.

    Anchors.
    1 Turnovers inside our forward 50.
    2. Missing easy goals
    3. Going missing in the last quarter.
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    Re: Bankers & Anchors: Rnd 18, 2022 vs St Kilda

    Bankers
    Bontempelli - a masterclass
    Liberatore - close to the best midfielder in the AFL on his recent form.
    West ,Richards and Garcia - they all bring some energy to the contest.

    Anchors
    Bruce - may as well have not been there.
    Hannan and McNeill why we are putting games into them is mystifying.
    The last 1/4 fadeout - lost %.

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    Re: Bankers & Anchors: Rnd 18, 2022 vs St Kilda

    Quote Originally Posted by The bulldog tragician View Post
    Bankers:

    Bont was superb and reminded us what we have been missing

    Jamarra just a little bit more assured each week, and his attack on the ball was terrific

    Libba. The heartbeat. It so often all starts with him.

    Anchors

    We have a lot of out of form players. English, Bailey Williams, Weightman and Keath come to mind. And others that seem to totally disappear for a quarter or two even while we’re on top. Add Bazlenka’s kicking, and Bruce still way back in his recovery, and I’m not sure how we won..ok, see Banker One.

    That last quarter. Brought back the scars of 2015. And took the gloss of a win that I’d otherwise have been happy with.

    I’m still not sold on Hannan in the backline.
    Excellent summary. The last quarter was always going to happen. The first 3 quarters were very taxing due to the zone we put in place. Hard to keep that up for 4 quarters particularly with a number of players who were under done and needed the hit out ie: Bruce/Smith/English/Garcia/Hannan. Prior to the game I would have been than happy with a 28 point win.

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    Re: Bankers & Anchors: Rnd 18, 2022 vs St Kilda

    We were more fired up before the game than usual to avoid being jumped like against Sydney. I think we wore out a bit
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