Three of the ten top hit outers to advantage are Bulldogs but not Tim.

[BornInDroopSt'54]

Hoping this works.
https://www.facebook.com/groups/2972...18299/?app=fbl

[weltschmerz]

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[Mofra]

I only count 2

1. Marc Pittonet―41.7% (21.0 hitouts per game)
2. Jordon Sweet―36.8% (22.7)
3. Tom De Koning―36.2% (17.2)
4. Jeremy Finlayson― 35.2% (6.1)
5. Braydon Preuss―35.0% (32.6)
6. Matt Flynn―34.6% (25.5)
7. Jarrod Witts―34.3% (37.9)
8. Max Gawn―33.6% (27.1)
9. Sean Darcy―33.3% (33.9)
10. Rory Lobb―33.3% (7.4)

[azabob]

I only count 2

1. Marc Pittonet―41.7% (21.0 hitouts per game)
2. Jordon Sweet―36.8% (22.7)
3. Tom De Koning―36.2% (17.2)
4. Jeremy Finlayson― 35.2% (6.1)
5. Braydon Preuss―35.0% (32.6)
6. Matt Flynn―34.6% (25.5)
7. Jarrod Witts―34.3% (37.9)
8. Max Gawn―33.6% (27.1)
9. Sean Darcy―33.3% (33.9)
10. Rory Lobb―33.3% (7.4)

Was there a minimum games requirement?

I think BID may have read Sean as Sam.

[Mofra]

Was there a minimum games requirement?

"Minimum 300 ruck contests attended"

You can see why West Coast offered Sweet a deal. He's old-school but he can fill a hole if need be.

[BornInDroopSt'54]

I only count 2

1. Marc Pittonet―41.7% (21.0 hitouts per game)
2. Jordon Sweet―36.8% (22.7)
3. Tom De Koning―36.2% (17.2)
4. Jeremy Finlayson― 35.2% (6.1)
5. Braydon Preuss―35.0% (32.6)
6. Matt Flynn―34.6% (25.5)
7. Jarrod Witts―34.3% (37.9)
8. Max Gawn―33.6% (27.1)
9. Sean Darcy―33.3% (33.9)
10. Rory Lobb―33.3% (7.4)

Yes only two, wrong Darcy sorry but still Sam can tap well.

[1eyedog]

"Minimum 300 ruck contests attended"

You can see why West Coast offered Sweet a deal. He's old-school but he can fill a hole if need be.

Good players to have in finals. I wish he could get around the ground better.

[The Bulldogs Bite]

I actually like Sweet.

If we stop looking at what he can't do, and pay attention to what he can do, we'll be in a better place.

Completely different ruck to Tim but I don't think it's a coincidence we've generally played better and won more games when Sweet has played. He's a very good tap ruck, and when you had/have one of the best midfields in the league, the benefit is obvious.

I wish he was better around the ground and hopefully he can keep making improvements but we shouldn't overlook him because he can't do what Tim does.

[azabob]

Sweet isn't terrible around the ground compared to like for like ruckman.

We don't adjust our gameplan when English is out which obviously doesn't suit/allow Sweet to get more of the footy.

[bornadog]

Sweet isn't terrible around the ground compared to like for like ruckman.

We don't adjust our gameplan when English is out which obviously doesn't suit/allow Sweet to get more of the footy.

In 11 games he has averaged 8 disposals and 2 marks - not good enough

[azabob]

In 11 games he has averaged 8 disposals and 2 marks - not good enough

I prefer my ruckman to be measured on hit outs to advantage and other 1%.

Give me Ben Hudson type over a Jeff White type any day of the week.

[bornadog]

I prefer my ruckman to be measured on hit outs to advantage and other 1%.

Give me Ben Hudson type over a Jeff White type any day of the week.

Lucky you aren't the coach then

[Happy Days]

I prefer my ruckman to be measured on hit outs to advantage and other 1%.

Give me Ben Hudson type over a Jeff White type any day of the week.

I get where you’re coming from but I can’t help but wonder if it’s because in the last 25 years at least we haven’t had a Jeff White type.

[Go_Dogs]

Sweet actually moves quite well for a tall and it’s just learning how to read the play and work on his running / transition game to get him to add more value outside of the immediate contest. If he can add being a long down the line marking option and running to the right spot to create space and/or receive in transition, suddenly he’s a much more enticing prospect. I hope the coaching staff are looking to add incremental elements to round out his game. Let’s not try to make him Dean Cox.