Always Right Match Committee Round 22 v Hawthorn

[Bornadog]

Re: Always Right Match Committee Round 22 v Hawthorn

Poulter has only play 6 games of AFL he'll be fine.

18 actually

[EasternWest]

Re: Always Right Match Committee Round 22 v Hawthorn

We beat them last year when we needed to win to make finals. In 2021 which was the prior time we were there, we need to win to lock down a top four spot. We got smashed. 9.10 to 5.7 (Hawks only won 7 games that season).

The prior three games down there against them have all been losses too. 70 point loss. 62 point loss. 19 point loss.

Our record against Hawthorn at the ground is P7. W2. L5.

But we have Bont. So we'll be fine.

[hujsh]

Re: Always Right Match Committee Round 22 v Hawthorn

18 actually

This year

[bulldogsthru&thru]

Re: Always Right Match Committee Round 22 v Hawthorn

Being in Tassie shouldn't make any difference. Our past record probably reflects playing the hawks when they were dominating. 2021 being the disappointing exception.

At the end of the day if we lose we won't deserve finals. The equation is pretty simple from here: beat hawks and Eagles and we play finals. % won't matter. We're talking about the worst team in the past 20yrs and then a bottom 3 side. This team is so polarising I suppose anything can happen but we should be playing finals from here. Last night's win was great to finally see us put a team to the sword even if they were undermanned. It gives hope for anything can happen if we make the 8.

[Bullies]

Re: Always Right Match Committee Round 22 v Hawthorn

Great game to rest a few. Only forced change will be Scott

Out Scott, Poulter rest him as it?s been a big year for him

In Keith and Baker

Dont think we will be resting anyone after Hawthorns win today.

[Mofra]

Re: Always Right Match Committee Round 22 v Hawthorn

Is Bailey Smith ok?
Was the fumbliest I've seen him on the weekend and just couldn't get into the game.

[bulldogtragic]

Re: Always Right Match Committee Round 22 v Hawthorn

Is Bailey Smith ok?
Was the fumbliest I've seen him on the weekend and just couldn't get into the game.

Can’t say I’ve ever seen a player fall over their own feet off one step… so that’s new.

[Dry Rot]

Re: Always Right Match Committee Round 22 v Hawthorn

Who plays on Sicily?

[Bornadog]

Re: Always Right Match Committee Round 22 v Hawthorn

Who plays on Sicily?

You mean who does Sicily play on

[GVGjr]

Re: Always Right Match Committee Round 22 v Hawthorn

Who plays on Sicily?

Last week the Saints sent a player to him to curb his influence. Not sure if we will do that with 3 talk forwards. He will try and match up on Lobb and back his pace and judgement to get a lot of the footy.

[josie]

Re: Always Right Match Committee Round 22 v Hawthorn

Sydney curbed influence of Taylor by kinda tagging him tonight. Can we do same with Sicily? Not a likely Bevo move.

I think their mids are good. Will be a tough one.

[Mofra]

Re: Always Right Match Committee Round 22 v Hawthorn

Sydney curbed influence of Taylor by kinda tagging him tonight. Can we do same with Sicily? Not a likely Bevo move.

I think their mids are good. Will be a tough one.

Zaine Cordy played 4 finals as a 'defensive' forward. We have done it before.

[josie]

Re: Always Right Match Committee Round 22 v Hawthorn

Zaine Cordy played 4 finals as a 'defensive' forward. We have done it before.

Good point, also Schache on Allir Allir in ‘21 Prelim.

Who do woofers reckon could do that role for us now?

[1eyedog]

Re: Always Right Match Committee Round 22 v Hawthorn

18 actually

This year I mean re. in answer to his body holding up. It may be one or two more.

[Bornadog]

Re: Always Right Match Committee Round 22 v Hawthorn

This year I mean re. in answer to his body holding up. It may be one or two more.

Yeah fair enough, sorry I miss understood.