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20-03-2020, 11:25 PM
#376
Re: WB Game Day V Collingwood R1 2020
I'm only going to say one thing on tonight's game
Do not serve up that lack of intensity again this season; your supporters deserve better.
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20-03-2020, 11:28 PM
#377
Re: WB Game Day V Collingwood R1 2020
Originally Posted by
Mofra
We were laughing during the warm up. It was weird.
Most may disagree, but I liked Bailey Smith tonight. I think when the shit his the fan he'll still run his guts out. I like that.
As a massive Cordy fan - why the hell was he taking kick outs? Never again please.
Smith and Keath can be proud of their effort, the rest I'm not sure what happened. 88 percent of players voted to play, maybe we were the opposing 12.
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20-03-2020, 11:44 PM
#378
Re: WB Game Day V Collingwood R1 2020
I really hope they look at Trengove to play ruck - seriously reckon English should play more forward at this stage of his career.
Then you just look at Young or Gardner as the big defender.
I dunno...would help if we looked interested, Macrae had that first half of 2019 look about him.
Float Along - Fill Your Lungs
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20-03-2020, 11:45 PM
#379
Re: WB Game Day V Collingwood R1 2020
I thought Cavarra looked better than our regular mids when put around stoppages late in game. I am tired of Bevo not respecting importance of ruck craft. Trengove should be given more chance to play. Sad to see Roughy in pies colours but happy for him he picked a good side. Let’s hope tonight was an aberration and team can pick themselves up. Keath and Smith the only positives I can think of and also Wood early on. Bailey Williams and Crozier did a few nice things too.
Where was Dunks tonight?
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20-03-2020, 11:47 PM
#380
Re: WB Game Day V Collingwood R1 2020
The sad fact is that the third most capable ruck on the ground tonight was Roughead.
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20-03-2020, 11:48 PM
#381
Re: WB Game Day V Collingwood R1 2020
I hope handball is removed from the training program. It destroyed the player setup tonight. 4 short hand passes gives the opposition time to corral the ball movement and caused fumbles. It also draws more of our players into that zone, Taking them out of relevance and allowing opponents to form an outer perimeter.
Therefore Morning training should be restricted to kicking 40 metres into a wheelie bin until further notice.
At afternoon training the closest players are to be is 40 metres to reinforce their understanding of how important that distance is.
After a mark the slow skip away from our goal, followed by a slow 360 degree panoramic viewing of the stadium, and then a slow kick backwards, is replaced by a quick kick forward to someone who has run into a good position ‘x’ metres closer to goal.
What might ‘x’ be?
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20-03-2020, 11:51 PM
#382
Re: WB Game Day V Collingwood R1 2020
Originally Posted by
SonofScray
My deepest, darkest secret is a belief that Bevo should have been sacked at half time of Rd 3 2018.
I keep it chained up but it is a beast. It's chains were rattling last year early on, they're rattling again.
Round two?
TF is this?.........Obviously you're not a golfer.
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20-03-2020, 11:56 PM
#383
Re: WB Game Day V Collingwood R1 2020
Originally Posted by
jeemak
Round two?
Correct, it was R2.
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20-03-2020, 11:58 PM
#384
Re: WB Game Day V Collingwood R1 2020
Faarrkk.
We were outplayed by a very well drilled team.
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21-03-2020, 12:00 AM
#385
Re: WB Game Day V Collingwood R1 2020
Originally Posted by
SonofScray
Correct, it was R2.
I put this one firmly on the midfield leaders. Hunter when we needed him to execute couldn't, Bontempelli, Dunkley and Macrae couldn't get the defencive mindset to nullify or get the footy themselves. It was a complete shit show between the arcs.
TF is this?.........Obviously you're not a golfer.
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21-03-2020, 12:02 AM
#386
Re: WB Game Day V Collingwood R1 2020
Originally Posted by
jeemak
I put this one firmly on the midfield leaders. Hunter when we needed him to execute couldn't, Bontempelli, Dunkley and Macrae couldn't get the defencive mindset to nullify or get the footy themselves. It was a complete shit show between the arcs.
Awful, rushed kicking up the line. Second to the footy and out worked in space. Out muscled. They've done themselves a disservice as a group tonight.
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21-03-2020, 12:10 AM
#387
Re: WB Game Day V Collingwood R1 2020
Originally Posted by
Danjul
I hope handball is removed from the training program. It destroyed the player setup tonight. 4 short hand passes gives the opposition time to corral the ball movement and caused fumbles. It also draws more of our players into that zone, Taking them out of relevance and allowing opponents to form an outer perimeter.
Therefore Morning training should be restricted to kicking 40 metres into a wheelie bin until further notice.
At afternoon training the closest players are to be is 40 metres to reinforce their understanding of how important that distance is.
After a mark the slow skip away from our goal, followed by a slow 360 degree panoramic viewing of the stadium, and then a slow kick backwards, is replaced by a quick kick forward to someone who has run into a good position ‘x’ metres closer to goal.
What might ‘x’ be?
No issue with the handball per se. We just couldn’t hit a target or we continuously fumbled the ball. When Collingwood handballed they were direct and quick. They used handballs to their advantage. The problem was we didn’t pressure them enough and they harrassed the crap out of us which lead to us turning over the ball from handballs continuously. We need to be quicker with our hands allowing us to create space and run. We did this a few times and that is when we looked our best. Daniel was our best exponent tonight.
The thing that pisses me off is the blind kick over the shoulder down the wing to no one. Hunter and Dunkley did this a few times.
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21-03-2020, 12:10 AM
#388
Re: WB Game Day V Collingwood R1 2020
Originally Posted by
Danjul
I hope handball is removed from the training program. It destroyed the player setup tonight. 4 short hand passes gives the opposition time to corral the ball movement and caused fumbles. It also draws more of our players into that zone, Taking them out of relevance and allowing opponents to form an outer perimeter.
Therefore Morning training should be restricted to kicking 40 metres into a wheelie bin until further notice.
At afternoon training the closest players are to be is 40 metres to reinforce their understanding of how important that distance is.
After a mark the slow skip away from our goal, followed by a slow 360 degree panoramic view of the stadium, and then a slow kick backwards, is replaced by a quick kick forward to someone who has run into a good position ‘x’ metres closer to goal.
What might ‘x’ be?
I don't think that is true.
I'm surprised to be honest, because your normal Ruck narrative could've got a nice run tonight.
Collingwood had 162 handballs to 118
The issue wasn't the amount of handballs, but the conditions under which we resorted to them, and then the resulting under pressure bang it on the foot no look kick that transpired.
We lost this 100% at the source.
Centre clearances: 15 to 5 Collingwood
Contested possessions: 123 to 93 Collngwood
Inside 50's : 42 to 22 Collingwood
Marks inside 50 14 to 2 Collingwood
And it was a tackle free game as a result 49 to 41 Collingwood.
We lost this at the contest, in and around the ball. Anything after that is merely a consequence.
That our handballs were ineffective is less about it being the wrong thing to do, than it is the circumstances under which the handballs happened.
I am surprised, you must have a new spin for 2020. Normally you're keen to smash our inequity in the ruck contest. Tonight, it and the set up and performance of our blokes around the source was below average for a amateur side much less an AFL side.
If we win our fair share at the souce, if not due to English's tap, then through our ability to negate at least Grundy's ability to get it to his teammate then this is at least a 50/50 game.
I can't find the stat for taps to advantage online, but I did see on TV at one stage around half time it was 12 to Collingwood and 1 to us. That is HUGE! I think at one stage it was a tap to advantage in 1 in 7 ball ups. Again that is massive.
We were as a result on the backfoot at all time, and irrespective of whether we handballed or pressure kicked it, we would've been at a severe disadvantage.
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21-03-2020, 12:14 AM
#389
Re: WB Game Day V Collingwood R1 2020
Originally Posted by
bornadog
We really got this wrong at the selection table
Same as we did early last yeast year.
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21-03-2020, 12:18 AM
#390
Re: WB Game Day V Collingwood R1 2020
Originally Posted by
GVGjr
Same as we did early last yeast year.
We better adjust very quickly, if circumstances allow us to.