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Re: Always Right Match Committee Round 12 v Geelong at Marvel on Friday Night
Yeah he was good last week too. 9 goals is his last 6 quarters. Why are you so afraid to be loved?- I'm a visionary - Only here to confirm my biases -Comment
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Re: Always Right Match Committee Round 12 v Geelong at Marvel on Friday Night
I’m not saying I would do it, but I could see Bevo doing it…
Btw I agree 100% with you Mantis
I will never see #16 the same!!Comment
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Re: Always Right Match Committee Round 12 v Geelong at Marvel on Friday Night
I understand your sentiment, but feel he will offer much more than Buku.
Having watched the VFL game on the stream, I am thinking a few changes are warranted for Geelong
Smith (if fit) for McComb
Schache for Sweet
Marra for Buku
Want JJ in as well but don't see who he would replace.
Note that VFL also playing Friday from 4.05 so perhaps keep McComb as sub.
Cleary needs to play at Footscray and JJ needs game time, so perhaps another week at Footscray.Life is to be Enjoyed not EnduredComment
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Re: Always Right Match Committee Round 12 v Geelong at Marvel on Friday Night
In. B Smith Cordy and Wallis
Out. Sweet Khamis McComb
Cordy to defence as third tall defender, with O’Brien replacing Sweet as second ruck man and forward.
Wallis to replace McComb on forward line.Comment
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But then again, I'm an Internet poster and Bevo is a premiership coach so draw your own conclusions.Comment
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Re: Always Right Match Committee Round 12 v Geelong at Marvel on Friday Night
I think 3x 6-goal games would be an un-realistically high bar. I think 3x high impact games in the VFL should be the 'bar'. Playing a good game doesn't (or shouldn't) get you in...play a few. Earn your spot.
JJ? He has runs on the board and can come back in as far as I am concerned. Jamarra (and Schache for that matter) doesn't and needs to do more than play a single good game (though I am hearing it might be 2x good games for JUH?)...What should I tell her? She's going to ask.Comment
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Re: Always Right Match Committee Round 12 v Geelong at Marvel on Friday Night
Yeah Jamarra made a contribution the week before last as well. With Bruce still out I just feel if Jamarra is kicking bags I'd like him back in. I think he creates a bigger match up headache than Khamis at the moment who really struggled to get involved in a very Bulldogs controlled game (not advocating for Khamis to necessarily get dropped).
Also, while it was fantastic to get such an even spread of goal kickers against the Eagles, it will be much tougher against the Cats. I know two good games in a row does not guarantee a call up, but given its our young gun whose confidence is up and probably rightfully should expect a call up, I'd like the MC to pull the trigger and give him a few games to reward his good form. The more games he plays the better for mine.
You have vastly more experience how to maximise player confidence vs where they are in their development and whether what they're doing is expected of them, I only coach my daughter's u/15 footy side. But what I have learnt coaching kids is that positive reinforcement works wonders on a large number of players. It's my most effective asset and my feeling is that Jamarra is just such a confidence player who feeds off positivity which in turn snowballs into capacity building making it easier to maintain confidence and, ultimately, fast track development. It's just so cyclical in nature. Also working closely Indigenous people generally for 20 years I have learnt that many Indigenous people respond positively to this as well.
That's just my heart talking though.But then again, I'm an Internet poster and Bevo is a premiership coach so draw your own conclusions.Comment
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