Re: Aker on Before the Game
He was arrogant, but i think the GF loss has made Geelong aim to play at an even higher level. And lets face it, they are the most skilfull side in the comp. Which brings me to an interesting thing Bomber said: That he was most proud of the WAY they play football, which had taken 5 years to develop, and he didn't really care if they won or lost fridays match. Matthew Knights said a similar thing about the Bombers last night: that he wanted his side to play good rather than dour football, and Mal Blight commended him on that. Both Geelong and Essendon are great to watch when in full flight.
On the other hand. this year we seem to have gone the other way. We really have gone back to our roots as the "scraggers", tackling hard, competing hard, but lots of skill errors, turnovers (worst in the comp), no real forward structure for long periods in the game. Really compared to the likes of Geelong St Kilda, Essendon we play ugly football. Why has this happened, compared to even last year?
He was arrogant, but i think the GF loss has made Geelong aim to play at an even higher level. And lets face it, they are the most skilfull side in the comp. Which brings me to an interesting thing Bomber said: That he was most proud of the WAY they play football, which had taken 5 years to develop, and he didn't really care if they won or lost fridays match. Matthew Knights said a similar thing about the Bombers last night: that he wanted his side to play good rather than dour football, and Mal Blight commended him on that. Both Geelong and Essendon are great to watch when in full flight.
On the other hand. this year we seem to have gone the other way. We really have gone back to our roots as the "scraggers", tackling hard, competing hard, but lots of skill errors, turnovers (worst in the comp), no real forward structure for long periods in the game. Really compared to the likes of Geelong St Kilda, Essendon we play ugly football. Why has this happened, compared to even last year?
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