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  • The Pie Man
    Coaching Staff
    • May 2008
    • 3497

    #46
    Re: Bulldogs v Saints GF

    Originally posted by Mantis
    Jones also won some important clearances.

    Our rucks were also out-pointed at some crucial stages to give Hayes and co. clean ball.

    * Yep, I am a sadist who has watched the replay a couple of times.
    I watched it when I got home as I flat out could not sleep, but was also drunk of my oorse - was Gilbee's shot on the run in the last quarter really touched off the boot as called by Ch 7 at the time?

    Hayes kept winning important possessions, I would love him more than St Nick if I was a Saints fan
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    • Mantis
      Hall of Fame
      • Apr 2007
      • 15471

      #47
      Re: Bulldogs v Saints GF

      Originally posted by dfa4pm
      Interested to know why you think this Mantis. As a general rule, I can't stand the Saints, but I really don't mind Jones.
      Don't like the way he plays in his tagging role. Holds on too much around the contests and doesn't always face the contest preferring to watch his opponent.... I'm not a fan of players who play the game this way and think he gets too much latitude from the umps.

      Perhaps he will change the way he plays the role, but at present I don't like it... But he is pretty effective.

      Originally posted by The Pie Man
      I watched it when I got home as I flat out could not sleep, but was also drunk of my oorse - was Gilbee's shot on the run in the last quarter really touched off the boot as called by Ch 7 at the time?
      Nah he just shanked it.

      A Saints player came across him just as he was about to pull the trigger which made him change his running angle.

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      • Mantis
        Hall of Fame
        • Apr 2007
        • 15471

        #48
        Re: Bulldogs v Saints GF

        Squads:

        NAB CUP
        WESTERN BULLDOGS v ST KILDA

        Western Bulldogs

        1. Jarrad Grant
        2. Robert Murphy
        3. Andrejs Everitt
        4. Daniel Cross
        5. Matthew Boyd
        7. Shaun Higgins
        8. Mitch Hahn
        9. Lindsay Gilbee
        10. Nathan Eagleton
        12. Tom Williams
        13. Daniel Giansiracusa
        14. Callan Ward
        15. Ben Hudson
        16. Ryan Griffen
        17. Adam Cooney
        20, Josh Hill
        21. Jason Akermanis
        22. Dylan Addison
        23. Jordan Roughead
        25. Ryan Hargrave
        27. Will Minson
        28. Barry Hall
        29. Easton Wood
        33. Tim Callan
        36. Brian Lake
        38. Dale Morris
        40. Jarrod Harbrow
        42. Liam Picken
        44. Brodie Moles

        St.Kilda

        1 Jason Gram
        2 Steven King
        4 Clint Jones
        5 Ben McEvoy
        6 Zac Dawson
        10 Steven Baker
        11 Leigh Montagna
        12 Nick Riewoldt
        13 Adam Schneider
        14 Jarryn Geary
        18 Brendon Goddard
        19 Sam Gilbert
        20 David Armitage
        21 Nick Heyne
        22 Farren Ray
        23 Justin Koschitzke
        25 Sam Fisher
        26 Nick Dal Santo
        27 Jason Blake
        28 Rhys Stanley
        29 Tom Lynch
        30 Brett Peake
        32 Andrew McQualter
        33 James Gwilt
        38 Will Johnson
        39 Alistair Smith
        44 Stephen Milne
        45 Luke Miles
        49 Steven Gaertner

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        • EasternWest
          Hall of Fame
          • Aug 2009
          • 10002

          #49
          Re: Bulldogs v Saints GF

          Originally posted by Mantis
          Don't like the way he plays in his tagging role. Holds on too much around the contests and doesn't always face the contest preferring to watch his opponent.... I'm not a fan of players who play the game this way and think he gets too much latitude from the umps.

          Perhaps he will change the way he plays the role, but at present I don't like it... But he is pretty effective.
          Fair enough, I'll watch him a bit more closely from now on.
          "It's over. It's all over."

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          • mighty_west
            Coaching Staff
            • Feb 2008
            • 3439

            #50
            Re: Bulldogs v Saints GF

            Originally posted by Mantis
            Don't like the way he plays in his tagging role. Holds on too much around the contests and doesn't always face the contest preferring to watch his opponent.... I'm not a fan of players who play the game this way and think he gets too much latitude from the umps.
            Would he be as much of a cheat as Cameron Ling?

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            • LostDoggy
              WOOF Member
              • Jan 2007
              • 8307

              #51
              Re: Bulldogs v Saints GF

              Originally posted by mighty_west
              Would he be as much of a cheat as Cameron Ling?
              All taggers (except Brett Kirk and our very own Picken) play on or just over the line. It's just the nature of the job, and at least Lingy gets his own ball.

              I don't have any problems with players not looking at the ball, by the way, there's nothing in the rules that say that you're not allowed to look whichever way you like (in fact, not facing the ball and getting your body shape facing in the right direction is the correct technique and one of the first things defenders in most ball sports are taught) and run wherever you like, as long as you're not illegally stopping another player from getting to the ball. But isn't shepherding exactly that, minus the illegal part?

              Having said that, Jones and Jake King are the biggest cheats in the game and should be rubbed out.

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              • Mofra
                Hall of Fame
                • Dec 2006
                • 14972

                #52
                Re: Bulldogs v Saints GF

                Originally posted by Lantern
                All taggers (except Brett Kirk and our very own Picken) play on or just over the line. It's just the nature of the job, and at least Lingy gets his own ball.
                Picken is ok 99% of the time - I remember one marking contest where Delideo went nuts and had to leave the field under the blood rule shortly after. Picken must have got him a beauty, and unlike some of the scraggers he did it in the contest as well.

                I thought Picken did a pretty good job on Pearce last weekend and would be odds-on to play rnd 1 as long as he contributes again on Saturday night.
                Western Bulldogs: 2016 Premiers

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                • Twodogs
                  Moderator
                  • Nov 2006
                  • 27656

                  #53
                  Re: Bulldogs v Saints GF

                  Originally posted by Mofra
                  The long bomb to a swamped Hahn shouldn't occur this week.


                  I'm interested in Hahn's role this year. It just wont seem right to see him try and get possession without four defenders hanging off various bits of him.


                  Originally posted by Mantis
                  Nah he just shanked it.

                  Gilbs shanks one a year-I mean shots at goals, not field kicking. It just had to be then didnt it?
                  They say Burt Lancaster has one, but I don't believe them.

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                  • Mofra
                    Hall of Fame
                    • Dec 2006
                    • 14972

                    #54
                    Re: Bulldogs v Saints GF

                    Originally posted by Twodogs
                    I'm interested in Hahn's role this year. It just wont seem right to see him try and get possession without four defenders hanging off various bits of him.
                    He seemed to play "big guy no 2" againt Port, yet against the Hawks after his forays forward he took a centre bounce and went back to play on Buddy for a bit, playing the Welsh tallish-swingman role of 2009.

                    Will have to wait to see what his role is, but perhaps there is no one role and his flexibility as a player will be utilised depending on the opponent?
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                    • Bumper Bulldogs
                      Coaching Staff
                      • Apr 2008
                      • 2978

                      #55
                      Re: Bulldogs v Saints GF

                      Originally posted by Sedat
                      And if you want a watershed moment in the watershed game, it was Griffen doing his best Steven Kolyniuk impersonation by taking on Blake (who was manning the mark) and slotting a goal on the run from 50 metres out to kick start our comback from 6 goals down early in the 2nd qtr.
                      This was one of the best plays I've seen, Cooney against Cox was also good.

                      The dogs need to win tonight and I,m sure Morris will demand first crack at Roo to complete unfinished business. I like that as it would allow Tommy gun to towel up Kosi, that would pump him up for a crack at Cloke.

                      Dogs y 24 points
                      BB.

                      Looking forward - Naughton, Darcy and JUH. It will be the envy of everyone.

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                      • GVGjr
                        Moderator
                        • Nov 2006
                        • 44694

                        #56
                        Re: Bulldogs v Saints GF

                        How does everyone see the key defensive match-ups for us?

                        Lake on Riewoldt seems a certainty so I suppose it's Williams on Koschitske.

                        Who gets Milne and any of the resting ruckman the Saints are likely to throw forward?
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                        • The Coon Dog
                          Bulldog Team of the Century
                          • Jan 2007
                          • 7579

                          #57
                          Re: Bulldogs v Saints GF

                          Originally posted by GVGjr
                          How does everyone see the key defensive match-ups for us?

                          Lake on Riewoldt seems a certainty so I suppose it's Williams on Koschitske.

                          Who gets Milne and any of the resting ruckman the Saints are likely to throw forward?
                          I'd like to see Williams take Riewoldt , Lake on Koschitske, Morris on Milne & Shaggy on Schnieder.
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                          • GVGjr
                            Moderator
                            • Nov 2006
                            • 44694

                            #58
                            Re: Bulldogs v Saints GF

                            Originally posted by The Coon Dog
                            I'd like to see Williams take Riewoldt , Lake on Koschitske, Morris on Milne & Shaggy on Schnieder.
                            Would Everitt be the player to match-up on any resting ruckman?
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                            • Mantis
                              Hall of Fame
                              • Apr 2007
                              • 15471

                              #59
                              Re: Bulldogs v Saints GF

                              Originally posted by GVGjr
                              How does everyone see the key defensive match-ups for us?

                              Lake on Riewoldt seems a certainty so I suppose it's Williams on Koschitske.

                              Who gets Milne and any of the resting ruckman the Saints are likely to throw forward?
                              I would go Morris on Riewoldt for the first 15 or so minutes of each quarter with Williams to follow. If we are going well I would play Williams on Riewoldt for an extended period.

                              Lake to Kosi as Brian seems to enjoy playing on the less mobile forwards, Riewoldt would be too quick on the lead and would run him around too much. Plus Lake flogged Kosi in the PF so it would be great if he could do so again to further dent Kosi's confidence against our team.

                              Williams could pick up the other big man when not on Riewoldt and could probably get help from Everitt, but personally I don't really want to see Everitt playing in defence on a similiarly sized opponent.

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                              • LostDoggy
                                WOOF Member
                                • Jan 2007
                                • 8307

                                #60
                                Re: Bulldogs v Saints GF

                                The day is finally here, COME ON DOGGIES!!!

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