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  • Bornadog
    WOOF Clubhouse Leader
    • Jan 2007
    • 66700

    INs and Outs for Prelim v Cats

    We do not get many opportunities to make a grand final and have not been in many prelims since I can remember.

    1985 - 10 points
    1992 - plenty
    1997 - aaghhhhhh
    1998 - plenty

    The boys have got to pull out all stops, we want to see the Doggies in a Grand Final, Geelong players are only human and are very cocky and think its in the bag.

    The 22 in the semi final were all good, but we need to match up with Geelong, especially their forward line. Again the talls are going to be hard to match, with Mooney (195cm), Lonergan (197cm), Johnson (189cm)

    Do we go with what we have? Does Everitt get a go after playing a pretty good game last week for Willy? Does Ray come back in and used as a run with player, maybe on Sellwood?

    I don't think there will be any changes.
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  • Bulldogs_6

    #2
    Re: INs and Outs for Prelim v Cats

    Originally posted by bornadog
    We do not get many opportunities to make a grand final and have not been in many prelims since I can remember.

    1985 - 10 points
    1992 - plenty
    1997 - aaghhhhhh
    1998 - plenty

    The boys have got to pull out all stops, we want to see the Doggies in a Grand Final, Geelong players are only human and are very cocky and think its in the bag.

    The 22 in the semi final were all good, but we need to match up with Geelong, especially their forward line. Again the talls are going to be hard to match, with Mooney (195cm), Lonergan (197cm), Johnson (189cm)

    Do we go with what we have? Does Everitt get a go after playing a pretty good game last week for Willy? Does Ray come back in and used as a run with player, maybe on Sellwood?

    I don't think there will be any changes.
    No change, if someone doesn't pull up I'd bring in either Wight (doubtful Eade doesn't seem to rate him) or Everitt.

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    • LostDoggy
      WOOF Member
      • Jan 2007
      • 8307

      #3
      Re: INs and Outs for Prelim v Cats

      If anyone in defence is injured bring back Dylan Addison we could do with his great pressure and tackling..

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      • Bulldog Revolution
        Coaching Staff
        • Dec 2006
        • 3925

        #4
        Re: INs and Outs for Prelim v Cats

        Originally posted by Bulldogs_6
        No change, if someone doesn't pull up I'd bring in either Wight (doubtful Eade doesn't seem to rate him) or Everitt.
        Wights form does not warrant considering.

        There will be no changes unless forced, and it would be 1st option Ray, 2nd Option Everitt, depending on team balance

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        • FrediKanoute
          Coaching Staff
          • Aug 2007
          • 3826

          #5
          Re: INs and Outs for Prelim v Cats

          Originally posted by Bulldogs_6
          No change, if someone doesn't pull up I'd bring in either Wight (doubtful Eade doesn't seem to rate him) or Everitt.
          TBH, I don't rate him either and whilst I'm not quite saying he will be delisted at the seasons end ther is no way in hell I'd be putting him in the team at the moment. To me if there were going to be changes only Ray, Everitt or Ward are likely to be considered. Choosing Wight simply because he is tall doesn't stack b/c if he gets towelled up (lets face it he proabbly would), then what do you do. Its not like he is bashing down the door at Willi to get back into the team and given he has been in the system for a while you'd expect that he would be.

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          • Cyberdoggie
            WOOF Member
            • Jan 2007
            • 2859

            #6
            Re: INs and Outs for Prelim v Cats

            Originally posted by alexxx
            If anyone in defence is injured bring back Dylan Addison we could do with his great pressure and tackling..
            I don't think he's the player he was 6-7 weeks ago.

            Having done a MCL myself i know it takes a while to get your run back. They say that you should be normal in 6 months, obviously footballers get the best treatment and recovery but as we've seen with Everitt it can really slow you down.

            Addison to me is really a creature of form. He can look a bit ordinary until he gets that confidence back.

            I'd say his year is done.

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            • G-Mo77
              Bulldog Team of the Century
              • Apr 2007
              • 9876

              #7
              Re: INs and Outs for Prelim v Cats

              Unless something strange happens at the MRP I don't think there will be any changes this week.

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              • Mantis
                Hall of Fame
                • Apr 2007
                • 15445

                #8
                Re: INs and Outs for Prelim v Cats

                Much will hinge on who they decide to play Morris on.

                If he goes to Johnson there may be a need to bring in another tall defender. If he goes to Mooney we will probably remain unchanged.

                Tough decision to make and anyone leaving the side could consider themselves a bit unlucky, but there are any of 2 or 3 player's that could still be left out.

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                • Mofra
                  Hall of Fame
                  • Dec 2006
                  • 14946

                  #9
                  Re: INs and Outs for Prelim v Cats

                  No changes. We need to take a massive risk & use a small defender on one of their tall forwards & rebound through him; I don't care who it is, just anyone who will hurt the cats when we have the ball in our hands.

                  It will be interesting to see where Murphy plays - he could play undersized in defence and with his smart positioning really hurt them once the ball hits the ground.
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                  • Bornadog
                    WOOF Clubhouse Leader
                    • Jan 2007
                    • 66700

                    #10
                    Re: INs and Outs for Prelim v Cats

                    What do you think about:

                    Morris v Mooney

                    Lake v Longeran

                    Tiller v Johnson

                    I don't like Morris on Mooney, but we don't have much choice. Longeran is 197cm compared to Mooney 195cm, plus Mooney plays up the ground, which Lake isnot happy doing.

                    Last time Everitt got killed on Lonegran and had no idea how to play him, so I wouldn't think he will come in.
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                    • ledge
                      Hall of Fame
                      • Dec 2007
                      • 14304

                      #11
                      Re: INs and Outs for Prelim v Cats

                      We will know in the first 15 minutes if we are a chance, once we start pissing around in the backline our games shot, but in adding to that i think Farren Ray was our major player for doing that and Callan is more attacking and thats what we were about at the start of the year.
                      Bring back the biff

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                      • Mantis
                        Hall of Fame
                        • Apr 2007
                        • 15445

                        #12
                        Re: INs and Outs for Prelim v Cats

                        Originally posted by bornadog
                        What do you think about:

                        Morris v Mooney

                        Lake v Longeran

                        Tiller v Johnson

                        I don't like Morris on Mooney, but we don't have much choice. Longeran is 197cm compared to Mooney 195cm, plus Mooney plays up the ground, which Lake isnot happy doing.

                        Last time Everitt got killed on Lonegran and had no idea how to play him, so I wouldn't think he will come in.
                        I think that job might be to great for Tiller, perhap's Hargrave. Agree that we need to free Lake up a little so that be can try and work off his man. Geelong do the same with Scarlett and it's a risk we probably have to take.

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                        • LostDoggy
                          WOOF Member
                          • Jan 2007
                          • 8307

                          #13
                          Re: INs and Outs for Prelim v Cats

                          Originally posted by Mantis
                          Much will hinge on who they decide to play Morris on.

                          If he goes to Johnson there may be a need to bring in another tall defender. If he goes to Mooney we will probably remain unchanged.
                          Even if Morris plays on Johnson its unlikely they will bring in another tall defender.
                          If combination of Lake, Hargarve, Morris and Tiller can't handle the main forwards at Geelong then no one in the reserves will either.
                          Beside they are likely to come in, in place of midfield or forward which we have precious little of.

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                          • LostDoggy
                            WOOF Member
                            • Jan 2007
                            • 8307

                            #14
                            Re: INs and Outs for Prelim v Cats

                            Cooney missed training with a sore knee and the 'flu'.

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                            • Bornadog
                              WOOF Clubhouse Leader
                              • Jan 2007
                              • 66700

                              #15
                              Re: INs and Outs for Prelim v Cats

                              Eade has said he doesn't think there will be a change this week, but you never know.

                              I think if there was a change, Everitt would come in but haven't thought of who would go out.
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