Match Committee - Round 21 2016 vs Collingwood

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  • Mofra
    Hall of Fame
    • Dec 2006
    • 14883

    #46
    Re: Match Committee - Round 21 2016 vs Collingwood

    Originally posted by ledge
    Zaine is going to be an exceptional player, he reads the ball well in defence and is confident enough to go forward and present/ kick goals.
    The worry I have is , will his body let him, has that Cordy skinny trait.
    He seems a little wider in the shoulders than Hamling.
    TBH I'm more happy with the way he spoils and attacks the football, has some real mongrel about him - we need that.
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    • ledge
      Hall of Fame
      • Dec 2007
      • 14185

      #47
      Re: Match Committee - Round 21 2016 vs Collingwood

      I'm Going to look at this at a playing Collingwood point of view.
      No Moore,no fasolo. Cloke, White and Cox ? Our backline will destroy that lot . I would keep the same team, White runs around in a circle, once in a while the ball actually falls in the circle when he is at that point. Cox will just lead out of the square and Cloke will play upfield.
      I tend to wonder that whoever is kicking their goals in the seconds will come in ,they have won 9 (?) In a row, must be someone kicking goals.
      They will rely on Sidebottom a lot not sure he will get much of it the way Wood comes across and takes marks and Boyd reads the play before it gets down there. Also Morris should have his number by a country mile.
      I can see Boyd and STringer kicking a few this week. Their backline is a mess. especially on the turn over.
      Pendlebury is out also isn't he ?
      Bring back the biff

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      • The Bulldogs Bite
        Hall of Fame
        • Dec 2006
        • 11153

        #48
        Re: Match Committee - Round 21 2016 vs Collingwood

        Moore might be back.
        W00F!

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        • G-Mo77
          Bulldog Team of the Century
          • Apr 2007
          • 9873

          #49
          Re: Match Committee - Round 21 2016 vs Collingwood

          Originally posted by ledge
          Pendlebury is out also isn't he ?
          Seeing him struggle to walk on Friday night I'd say yes. Stranger things have happened though.

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          • Bornadog
            WOOF Clubhouse Leader
            • Jan 2007
            • 66280

            #50
            Re: Match Committee - Round 21 2016 vs Collingwood

            Originally posted by G-Mo77
            Seeing him struggle to walk on Friday night I'd say yes. Stranger things have happened though.
            I think he will miss a couple of matches.
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            • G-Mo77
              Bulldog Team of the Century
              • Apr 2007
              • 9873

              #51
              Re: Match Committee - Round 21 2016 vs Collingwood

              Originally posted by bornadog
              I think he will miss a couple of matches.
              1 week will do. I'll need him for the Prelim in Supercoach. I have the week off.

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              • EasternWest
                Bulldog Team of the Century
                • Aug 2009
                • 9999

                #52
                Re: Match Committee - Round 21 2016 vs Collingwood

                Originally posted by Ozza
                hahahahahah.

                I love the obligatory "drop Stringer" call that comes when he has a quiet night.
                Never going to happen. Ever. Let it go.
                You don't drop your match winners.
                I don't think it's about that.

                Stringer just doesn't look right. He doesn't lift his right arm unless he has to.

                I'd be happy to rest him, hopefully get his shoulder right for finals.

                FWIW I thought he was ok Saturday night. Not much impact but tried to stay involved, he's just clearly hampered.
                "It's over. It's all over."

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                • LostDoggy
                  WOOF Member
                  • Jan 2007
                  • 8307

                  #53
                  Re: Match Committee - Round 21 2016 vs Collingwood

                  I think Suckling will come back in, if Smith is right to go then It's really hard to pick who comes out..

                  I would be willing to drop a tall for Suckling and go smaller against Cox, White, Cloke (maybe Moore) and run rings around them once the ball hits the deck, however Hamling or Roberts don't deserve to be dropped after Saturday night.

                  Cordy is the possible choice, but he's been playing that role up forward which we probably need. Someone with some size to help out Boyd and when Boyd is rucking having at least a target to kick too.

                  Dunkley, Webb or Hrovat would be incredibly stiff.

                  You know your list is in pretty good shape when you have 8 or 9 best 22 players currently out of the side and your not sure who to drop when 1 of them is coming back in...

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                  • Ozza
                    Bulldog Team of the Century
                    • Mar 2008
                    • 6410

                    #54
                    Re: Match Committee - Round 21 2016 vs Collingwood

                    Originally posted by EasternWest
                    I don't think it's about that.

                    Stringer just doesn't look right. He doesn't lift his right arm unless he has to.

                    I'd be happy to rest him, hopefully get his shoulder right for finals.

                    FWIW I thought he was ok Saturday night. Not much impact but tried to stay involved, he's just clearly hampered.
                    That's assuming that a week or two off will make a difference to how it will feel in finals.
                    I don't know a lot about AC injuries - perhaps the likes of Slimpickens can provide some expert insight into these types of injuries - but following Stringer getting the injury, a couple of ex-players in the media made comments along the lines of that 'he will just have to put up with being sore until the end of the season with that type of injury'. They wouldn't be playing him if he was going to do more damage (I wouldn't think).

                    He had 4 shots on goal on Saturday night in a game where forwards were all inneffective. We are a better chance of winning with him out there. And we need to keep winning.

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                    • stefoid
                      Senior Player
                      • Dec 2009
                      • 1846

                      #55
                      Re: Match Committee - Round 21 2016 vs Collingwood

                      Originally posted by Ozza
                      Webb would be extremely unlucky to be dropped. He was really impressive in the midfield last night I thought. Brought a hardness to 'inside' that we hadn't seen yet from him (due to playing different roles). With Libba and Macrae out for a while - Webb may well get a solid run at playing as the midfielder they have been preparing him to be in the VFL.
                      Not only that, he got 7 or 8 kicks which is his main POD from our other mids. Thats more kicks than his last 3 games combined.

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                      • 1eyedog
                        Hall of Fame
                        • Mar 2008
                        • 13205

                        #56
                        Re: Match Committee - Round 21 2016 vs Collingwood

                        Originally posted by EasternWest
                        I don't think it's about that.

                        Stringer just doesn't look right. He doesn't lift his right arm unless he has to.

                        I'd be happy to rest him, hopefully get his shoulder right for finals.

                        FWIW I thought he was ok Saturday night. Not much impact but tried to stay involved, he's just clearly hampered.
                        Given our extremely conservative approach to injuries this season I'd doubt he's playing under duress. He may not be 100% but few are. He's still subject to considerable form fluctuations from game to game and if he had of busted through that last North player and goaled no-one would be questioning him. His best is off the charts but his worst is ok too because he still has the ability to get off the chain and kick vital goals in vital minutes. He needs to close the gap though no doubt.
                        But then again, I'm an Internet poster and Bevo is a premiership coach so draw your own conclusions.

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                        • Mofra
                          Hall of Fame
                          • Dec 2006
                          • 14883

                          #57
                          Re: Match Committee - Round 21 2016 vs Collingwood

                          Collingwood's forwards laid 1 tackle for the first three quarters last weekend. Deplorable.
                          They'll ramp up their effort against us but we should be able to rebound hard enough to cut them up.
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                          • KT31
                            Bulldog Team of the Century
                            • Jul 2008
                            • 5454

                            #58
                            Re: Match Committee - Round 21 2016 vs Collingwood

                            Originally posted by Mofra
                            Cordy is taller than Hamling. It was noticeable on the ground and in the changerooms.
                            Cordy looks taller than Bonts as well if you look at the 3.25 mark on the video when they celebrated The Bonts goal.

                            It's better to die on our feet than live on our knees.

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                            • 1eyedog
                              Hall of Fame
                              • Mar 2008
                              • 13205

                              #59
                              Re: Match Committee - Round 21 2016 vs Collingwood

                              Originally posted by KT31
                              Cordy looks taller than Bonts as well if you look at the 3.25 mark on the video when they celebrated The Bonts goal.

                              http://www.westernbulldogs.com.au/vi...gs-v-roos-rd20
                              Yeah Cordy must be around 195-196 then.
                              But then again, I'm an Internet poster and Bevo is a premiership coach so draw your own conclusions.

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                              • hujsh
                                Hall of Fame
                                • Nov 2007
                                • 11851

                                #60
                                Re: Match Committee - Round 21 2016 vs Collingwood

                                A handy height to be for a KPD. Might be our tallest defender if we play Adams and Hurley next year.
                                [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]

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