Brisbane v Geelong

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  • The Bulldogs Bite
    Hall of Fame
    • Dec 2006
    • 11121

    #16
    Re: Brisbane v Geelong

    If Geelong win this one, I'll never watch another game of football.
    W00F!

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    • LostDoggy
      WOOF Member
      • Jan 2007
      • 8307

      #17
      Re: Brisbane v Geelong

      Brisbane looking to take this one.

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      • Happy Days
        Hall of Fame
        • May 2008
        • 10089

        #18
        Re: Brisbane v Geelong

        Noticed it at the VFL a few weeks ago, and it proved itself true again tonight;

        Geelong have no depth.
        - I'm a visionary - Only here to confirm my biases -

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        • Go_Dogs
          Hall of Fame
          • Jan 2007
          • 10114

          #19
          Re: Brisbane v Geelong

          Originally posted by Happy Days
          Noticed it at the VFL a few weeks ago, and it proved itself true again tonight;

          Geelong have no depth.
          When 6 or 7 players come out of a side, of course it will get exposed. Depth is mainly a myth now anyway, because lists get turned over so frequently you don't often get situations where you have decent back up performers and keep them on the list. It is much more favorable to trade out the decent performers and use draft picks to secure the next 200 game player.



          Geelong's depth is still much better than most, especially when you consider some of the names who didn't play last night:

          Ablett
          Steve Johnson
          Ottens
          Scarlett
          Ling
          Mackie
          Kelly
          Milburn
          Varcoe


          Fair list.
          Have you heard Butters wants to come to the Dogs?

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          • Happy Days
            Hall of Fame
            • May 2008
            • 10089

            #20
            Re: Brisbane v Geelong

            Originally posted by Griffen#16
            When 6 or 7 players come out of a side, of course it will get exposed. Depth is mainly a myth now anyway, because lists get turned over so frequently you don't often get situations where you have decent back up performers and keep them on the list. It is much more favorable to trade out the decent performers and use draft picks to secure the next 200 game player.



            Geelong's depth is still much better than most, especially when you consider some of the names who didn't play last night:

            Ablett
            Steve Johnson
            Ottens
            Scarlett
            Ling
            Mackie
            Kelly
            Milburn
            Varcoe


            Fair list.
            Point taken, but who would you rather have in the magoos? Addison, Everitt, etc., all who could easily step up to AFL footy, or what Geelong have in Djekurra, Gamble, or any of the host of second-stringers who severly struggled on Saturday night.

            I think they were too hasty in trading away Prismall and Callan, as well as disposing of Davenport.
            - I'm a visionary - Only here to confirm my biases -

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            • Mantis
              Hall of Fame
              • Apr 2007
              • 15324

              #21
              Re: Brisbane v Geelong

              Originally posted by Happy Days
              Point taken, but who would you rather have in the magoos? Addison, Everitt, etc., all who could easily step up to AFL footy, or what Geelong have in Djekurra, Gamble, or any of the host of second-stringers who severly struggled on Saturday night.
              Both of these players have been dropped this year due to poor performances. I don't think your statement is true.

              Originally posted by Happy Days
              I think they were too hasty in trading away Prismall and Callan, as well as disposing of Davenport.
              Salary cap issues as well as these players wanting more opportunities meant Geelong had no option, but to trade these players away.
              Last edited by Mantis; 13-07-2009, 10:17 AM.

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              • mighty_west
                Coaching Staff
                • Feb 2008
                • 3415

                #22
                Re: Brisbane v Geelong

                Originally posted by Mantis
                Both of these players have been dropped this year due to poor performances. I don't think your statement is true.



                Salary cap issues as well as these players wanting more opportunities meant Geelong had no option, but to trade these players away.
                Well said.

                Good depth doesn't mean you can still lose 9 of your best players and expect to win, Geelong missing their best 3 defenders, imagine us without Lake, Morris & Hargrave, we'd have Wight & Everitt to play on Brown & Bradshaw.

                No Cooney, Boyd, Cross, Akermanis, Hill & Minson as well, and we would struggle big time.

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