I was going to reply to a few comments in the Gilbee injury thread about playing another tall but I didn't want to (continue to) railroad discussion. A few posters were talking about how most sides play at least one more tall forward than we do.
I am not a fan of us playing Cordy, Minson and Roughead in the same side. I don't think you are automatically top heavy because you play a certain amount of guys over a certain height, I think it depends on their mobility and quality. For example Buddy doesn't count towards being 'top heavy'. I definitely believe another tall forward would benefit the side just that it would be a massive risk due to the lack of quality and mobility of our talls.
Roughead, Minson and Cordy combo would mean one of them plays forward all game with another one spending the majority of the game there as well. My issue is less with Cordy's ability to play forward but it being combined with Roughy/Minson being alongside him for hte majority of time.
Roughy and Minson have different styles but at the core of them is being a 1st ruck and IMO that means they are a poor combo/not being worth the sum of their parts.
I am not a fan of us playing Cordy, Minson and Roughead in the same side. I don't think you are automatically top heavy because you play a certain amount of guys over a certain height, I think it depends on their mobility and quality. For example Buddy doesn't count towards being 'top heavy'. I definitely believe another tall forward would benefit the side just that it would be a massive risk due to the lack of quality and mobility of our talls.
Roughead, Minson and Cordy combo would mean one of them plays forward all game with another one spending the majority of the game there as well. My issue is less with Cordy's ability to play forward but it being combined with Roughy/Minson being alongside him for hte majority of time.
Roughy and Minson have different styles but at the core of them is being a 1st ruck and IMO that means they are a poor combo/not being worth the sum of their parts.
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