Bankers & Anchors: NAB 3: Collingwood

[ratsmac]

Re: Bankers & Anchors: NAB 3: Collingwood

He reminds me of Will Minson, thinks he's a midfielder and tries to pinpoint targets when he is better off going long. One mistake last night but a few unnecessary heart in mouth moments, and two against Melbourne

We should be accustomed to having our hearts in our mouths. If I remember correctly my heart was always in my mouth when Brian Lake was kicking the ball with his 9 iron chips. I think Talia is and will get better with more exposure to senior football.

[Twodogs]

Re: Bankers & Anchors: NAB 3: Collingwood

Bankers

The Bont's first quarter. He was playing the game on a different level to everyone else.
The pressure we applied. That's how I want my team to play. In their face from the get-go.
We put a team away. How long has it been since we buried a team? Collingwood sagged but we kept going.

Anchors.

None really. Wills 50 maybe but after what I heard an umpire say at the Footscray game earlier in the day I'm not going to comment on 50 metre penaltys.

[Drunken Bum]

Re: Bankers & Anchors: NAB 3: Collingwood

but after what I heard an umpire say at the Footscray game earlier in the day I'm not going to comment on 50 metre penaltys.

C'mon, don't leave us hanging, do tell

[1eyedog]

Re: Bankers & Anchors: NAB 3: Collingwood

Interesting comment on Talia. I actually think that kicking within his limitations is one thing he does do well. Even nailed a few left foot passes last night and only recall him missing a target once. His bigger challenge is his ball handling which is uncertain to be kind.

Agreed but kicking is not his strong point. His kicking and decision making reminds me of Rance a few years ago. Rance still has issues with consistency by foot, but it has improved significantly, likewise his decision making.