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    Re: Team, Round 1 2023

    Quote Originally Posted by Axe Man View Post
    Every club’s predicted line-up for their round 1 clash

    WESTERN BULLDOGS

    B: E. Richards, L. Jones, R. Gardner

    HB: B. Dale, S. Darcy, C. Daniel

    C: J. Johannisen, T. Liberatore, J. Macrae

    HF: L. Vandermeer, R. Lobb, J. Ugle-Hagan

    F: C. Weightman, A. Naughton, R. West

    Foll: T. English, M. Bontempelli, B. Smith

    I/C: T. Duryea, T. McLean, A. Keath, B. Williams

    Sub: R. Smith

    Notable absentees: A. Treloar

    Norm Smith Medallist Jason Johannisen is the query. While he does bring versatility, his input was down last year and might be the victim of a Bevo squeeze if Treloar is fit. Josh Bruce has trained at centre-half-back but Sam Darcy could be anything so deserves first crack. Bailey Williams went backwards last year and is lucky to scrape in.

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    Macrae should not be on a wing, VDM is a query for me.
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    Re: Team, Round 1 2023

    If fit, JJ 1000000% plays. Just a matter of where…

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    Re: Team, Round 1 2023

    Quote Originally Posted by Axe Man View Post
    Every club’s predicted line-up for their round 1 clash

    WESTERN BULLDOGS

    B: E. Richards, L. Jones, R. Gardner

    HB: B. Dale, S. Darcy, C. Daniel

    C: J. Johannisen, T. Liberatore, J. Macrae

    HF: L. Vandermeer, R. Lobb, J. Ugle-Hagan

    F: C. Weightman, A. Naughton, R. West

    Foll: T. English, M. Bontempelli, B. Smith

    I/C: T. Duryea, T. McLean, A. Keath, B. Williams

    Sub: R. Smith

    Notable absentees: A. Treloar

    Norm Smith Medallist Jason Johannisen is the query. While he does bring versatility, his input was down last year and might be the victim of a Bevo squeeze if Treloar is fit. Josh Bruce has trained at centre-half-back but Sam Darcy could be anything so deserves first crack. Bailey Williams went backwards last year and is lucky to scrape in.

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    It would be expected that both Jones & Gardner play 95+% game time and Darcy probably 85+%... so when does Keath come on the ground? And where does he play?

    Can't see either of the 2 players mentioned on the wings starting there either.... Macrae either starts in the middle or is 1st off the bench.

    Lobb will play deep and West is going to struggle to play rd1 based on training form.

    As a Bulldogs supporter who would hopefully be all over our training reports this is a pretty shit effort from Scott.

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    Re: Team, Round 1 2023

    Quote Originally Posted by letoucan View Post
    Duryea Jones Darcy
    Dale Gardiner Richards

    Baker Macrae Willliams
    English Bont Libba

    McLean Naughton Weightman
    Daniel Lobb JUH

    Treloar Smith Bedendo West

    Daniel IMO should try small forward. Sick of him down back, for all his good the opp always tries to find a mis match on him (Tracc keeping matching up on him in the GF....). Need a crumbing forward. Richards and Dale gone way past him. We have Macrae and Bont as good I50 kicks.

    Give Mclean more mid time, he's a ready to go Dunkley replacement albiet smaller.
    Nice effort Letoucan!
    Bedendo on the bench is an eye-raising one for me. I'd be genuinely interested in the reasoning behind him being in the Rnd 1 team.

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    Re: Team, Round 1 2023

    Quote Originally Posted by Mantis View Post
    It would be expected that both Jones & Gardner play 95+% game time and Darcy probably 85+%... so when does Keath come on the ground? And where does he play?

    Can't see either of the 2 players mentioned on the wings starting there either.... Macrae either starts in the middle or is 1st off the bench.

    Lobb will play deep and West is going to struggle to play rd1 based on training form.

    As a Bulldogs supporter who would hopefully be all over our training reports this is a pretty shit effort from Scott.
    Scott Gullan is picking a team to suit his media gig and hopefully putting Melbourne off balance in their thinking
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    Re: Team, Round 1 2023

    Quote Originally Posted by Axe Man View Post
    Every club’s predicted line-up for their round 1 clash

    WESTERN BULLDOGS

    B: E. Richards, L. Jones, R. Gardner

    HB: B. Dale, S. Darcy, C. Daniel

    C: J. Johannisen, T. Liberatore, J. Macrae

    HF: L. Vandermeer, R. Lobb, J. Ugle-Hagan

    F: C. Weightman, A. Naughton, R. West

    Foll: T. English, M. Bontempelli, B. Smith

    I/C: T. Duryea, T. McLean, A. Keath, B. Williams

    Sub: R. Smith

    Notable absentees: A. Treloar

    Norm Smith Medallist Jason Johannisen is the query. While he does bring versatility, his input was down last year and might be the victim of a Bevo squeeze if Treloar is fit. Josh Bruce has trained at centre-half-back but Sam Darcy could be anything so deserves first crack. Bailey Williams went backwards last year and is lucky to scrape in.

    -Scott Gullan
    Jacko on the wing is a huge mistake. Johannisen on a wing would be a good move

    Mine would be

    B: T. Duryea, L. Jones, S. Darcy

    HB: B. Dale, R. Gardner , E. Richards

    C: B.Williams, T. Liberatore, O. Baker

    HF: J.Johannisen, A. Naughton, B.Smith

    F: C. Weightman, R.Lobb, J.Ugle Hagan

    Foll: T. English, M. Bontempelli, J. Macrae

    I/C: T. McLean, C. Daniel, M. Hannan, A. Treloar

    Sub: R.West

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    Re: Team, Round 1 2023

    Quote Originally Posted by Jasper View Post
    Jacko on the wing is a huge mistake. Johannisen on a wing would be a good move

    Mine would be

    B: T. Duryea, L. Jones, S. Darcy

    HB: B. Dale, R. Gardner , E. Richards

    C: B.Williams, T. Liberatore, O. Baker

    HF: J.Johannisen, A. Naughton, B.Smith

    F: C. Weightman, A. Naughton, J.Ugle Hagan

    Foll: T. English, M. Bontempelli, J. Macrae

    I/C: T. McLean, C. Daniel, M. Hannan, A. Treloar

    Sub: R.West
    two Naughton’s would be brilliant
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    Re: Team, Round 1 2023

    Fixed

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    Re: Team, Round 1 2023

    Fox Footys effort:

    WESTERN BULLDOGS

    B: Ed Richards, Liam Jones, Alex Keath

    HB: Bailey Williams, Ryan Gardner, Bailey Dale

    C: Jack Macrae, Tom Liberatore, Bailey Smith

    HF: Rhylee West, Rory Lobb, Jamarra Ugle-Hagan

    F: Cody Weightman, Aaron Naughton, Laitham Vandermeer

    FOLL: Tim English, Marcus Bontempelli, Adam Treloar

    I/C: Jason Johannisen, Sam Darcy, Caleb Daniel, Toby McLean, Taylor Duryea

    We say: So many questions to be answered with the Bulldogs’ talls; they’ve gone from a severe deficit to a surplus. Liam Jones surely plays, and Josh Bruce has been training down back having been pushed out of the forward line; could Alex Keath be the one to miss out? We have him just ahead of Sam Darcy here but would totally understand Beveridge opting for the potential young superstar, who could realistically slot into Ugle-Hagan’s forward line spot as well - though the ex-No.1 pick has been working alongside Rory Lobb all pre-season and should partner him and Aaron Naughton. Oskar Baker is the potential wingman bolter, playing with the A side in match simulations and maybe forcing his way into the best 23 after being delisted by Melbourne - effectively meaning he was swapped for Lachie Hunter. Adam Treloar has been building up fitness after ankle surgery last September and should play some minutes in the pre-season clash with North Melbourne on March 4, with hopes he’s ready for Round 1.

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    Re: Team, Round 1 2023

    To me it's a little way off the mark. Macrae will play in the middle, Baz up forward and Laith on a half back. Williams will be on a wing.
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    Re: Team, Round 1 2023

    Quote Originally Posted by GVGjr View Post
    To me it's a little way off the mark. Macrae will play in the middle, Baz up forward and Laith on a half back. Williams will be on a wing.
    With all these projected teams Bont, Libba, Treloar, Baz and Macrae can't all fit in 3 on ball spots so the media often stick them on a wing. I guess in reality half forward or bench is more likely.

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    Re: Team, Round 1 2023

    Quote Originally Posted by GVGjr View Post
    To me it's a little way off the mark. Macrae will play in the middle, Baz up forward and Laith on a half back. Williams will be on a wing.
    I think this exercise is more about personnel than positions at this stage.

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    Re: Team, Round 1 2023

    I’m not sure why Vandermeer is such a consistent predicted best 22.

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    Re: Team, Round 1 2023

    Quote Originally Posted by bornadog View Post
    two Naughton’s would be brilliant
    Umm. Pretty sure if you had 2 and played BOTH of them forward several posters on here would storm the Match Committee meeting with ill-intent!
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    Re: Team, Round 1 2023

    Quote Originally Posted by weltschmerz View Post
    I’m not sure why Vandermeer is such a consistent predicted best 22.
    I think there are 14-15 'certainties' and a fair bit of variability about the last 6-7 spots + emergencies. I wouldn't read too much into people thinking Vanders is in the top 22 vs top 26...I think he's probably in the latter and will play some games.
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