Match Committee- Round 10 vs Sydney

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  • azabob
    Hall of Fame
    • Sep 2008
    • 15321

    Re: Match Committee- Round 10 vs Sydney

    Originally posted by West-Dog
    Going with just one tall Cordy makes sense as he can do the ruckwork when the ball is forward to give Roughead and Minson a break , Ted Richards will do the same as Mumford is underdone , Roughead might spend some time dropping back to do the same

    If there is a late change it could be Smith in for Skinner to be the Sub

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    Sydney do have a second ruckman playing.
    More of an In Bruges guy?

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    • Greystache
      Bulldog Team of the Century
      • Dec 2009
      • 9775

      Re: Match Committee- Round 10 vs Sydney

      Originally posted by West-Dog
      If there is a late change it could be Smith in for Skinner to be the Sub
      Given Smith played a full game for Williamstown in Melbourne today I'd say that late change is highly unlikely.
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      • Nuggety Back Pocket
        WOOF Member
        • Oct 2009
        • 2064

        Re: Match Committee- Round 10 vs Sydney

        Originally posted by Mantis
        Totally agree, Jones was much, much better last week, his reward is to get dropped... I don't understand that one.
        Jones would be alright if he knew how to kick goals. Yet to prove himself at AFL level. Another poor game today for Williamstown justified his dropping. Cordy and Roughead are still a work in progess but I would see both of them ahead of Jones in their development.

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        • LostDoggy
          WOOF Member
          • Jan 2007
          • 8307

          Re: Match Committee- Round 10 vs Sydney

          Originally posted by Greystache
          Given Smith played a full game for Williamstown in Melbourne today I'd say that late change is highly unlikely.
          Just shows that I did,nt look in the Willi thread before pushing send

          So the Z-Man is the Sub then , wet contested footy is heavily in the favour of players who stay on their feet , when he comes on his opponent will most likely position himself in front and let Skinner jump for the ball when it comes in , the wet weather and his hard hands won,t be a good combination and his opponent will be able to break away

          Unless of course he gets put at FF to compete for any balls kicked over a contest , his speed and agility could be give Richards problems

          .

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          • Cyberdoggie
            WOOF Member
            • Jan 2007
            • 2859

            Re: Match Committee- Round 10 vs Sydney

            Originally posted by Greystache
            It's an issue across our entire list of young tall forwards, you could add Jarrad Grant to the list of questionable set shots too. Really of our young key forward Panos is the only natural goal kicker, and his year has been disappointing so far.

            Cordy does strike me as more of a natural goal kicker than the other two, however his career record of 3-3 doesn't really indicate that yet.
            Too True,

            They are all shockers for kicking accuracy, Roughead and Cordy's technique is ok but seems to fall apart under the pressure of goal kicking, where as Jones is a bit unco in general and Grant's legs are all over the place physically and i don't get how the club let him get away with that stupid ball drop.

            I really hope it's just a confidence thing with most of them but i fear Jones and Grant will always have problems due to their poor actions and physique.

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            • azabob
              Hall of Fame
              • Sep 2008
              • 15321

              Re: Match Committee- Round 10 vs Sydney

              Originally posted by West-Dog
              Just shows that I did,nt look in the Willi thread before pushing send

              So the Z-Man is the Sub then ,

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              Not necessarily, Pearce didn't play today so he could still play.
              More of an In Bruges guy?

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              • Sockeye Salmon
                Bulldog Team of the Century
                • Jan 2007
                • 6365

                Re: Match Committee- Round 10 vs Sydney

                Originally posted by azabob
                Not necessarily, Pearce didn't play today so he could still play.
                I hope so

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                • Bumper Bulldogs
                  Coaching Staff
                  • Apr 2008
                  • 2969

                  Re: Match Committee- Round 10 vs Sydney

                  Originally posted by Cyberdoggie
                  Too True,
                  i don't get how the club let him get away with that stupid ball drop.
                  Is this something that they can change at this late stage o his career, I recall we touched on this many threads ago and it was offered up as you work with what you've got and not change to much.

                  For me this should have been built into the workings on the prospects of drafting him. Concern to see that out of anyone over the age of 6 Grant is the only person I see kick with this type of action.
                  BB.

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

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                  • Ghost Dog
                    WOOF Member
                    • May 2010
                    • 9404

                    Re: Match Committee- Round 10 vs Sydney

                    Originally posted by Cyberdoggie
                    Too True,

                    They are all shockers for kicking accuracy, Roughead and Cordy's technique is ok but seems to fall apart under the pressure of goal kicking, where as Jones is a bit unco in general and Grant's legs are all over the place physically and i don't get how the club let him get away with that stupid ball drop.

                    I really hope it's just a confidence thing with most of them but i fear Jones and Grant will always have problems due to their poor actions and physique.
                    Campbell seems like a good shot on goal, or at least he was at the one Bulldogs game I have seen him play in Ballarat.
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                    • LostDoggy
                      WOOF Member
                      • Jan 2007
                      • 8307

                      Re: Match Committee- Round 10 vs Sydney

                      I don't live in Sydney, but looking at the radar it doesn't look good. Looks like alot of rain coming.

                      Will surely be a late change. I can't see Zeph being effective in the wet, still bemused by his selection.

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                      • Rocco Jones
                        Bulldog Team of the Century
                        • Jun 2008
                        • 6932

                        Re: Match Committee- Round 10 vs Sydney

                        Originally posted by Jaytee
                        I don't live in Sydney, but looking at the radar it doesn't look good. Looks like alot of rain coming.

                        Will surely be a late change. I can't see Zeph being effective in the wet, still bemused by his selection.
                        Me too, especially when we have Roughy, Ayce and Will already in the side. Perhaps we planned to have a look at how bad the rain would actually be. I think it would have been a great opportunity to give Clay a crack.

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                        • Twodogs
                          Moderator
                          • Nov 2006
                          • 27655

                          Re: Match Committee- Round 10 vs Sydney

                          I'm not suprised that Jones got dropped. I love his contested marking but the fact that he goes back to have his shot on goal looking like a rabbit trapped in the spotlight needs to be worked on.


                          I'm happy to see Skinner get some consecutive games too. The two goals he has kicked in the last two games have both been from outside 50 at vital stages of those games.
                          They say Burt Lancaster has one, but I don't believe them.

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                          • Rocco Jones
                            Bulldog Team of the Century
                            • Jun 2008
                            • 6932

                            Re: Match Committee- Round 10 vs Sydney

                            Pearce in for Skinner. He is also the sub.

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                            • Mantis
                              Hall of Fame
                              • Apr 2007
                              • 15449

                              Re: Match Committee- Round 10 vs Sydney

                              Originally posted by Nuggety Back Pocket
                              Jones would be alright if he knew how to kick goals. Yet to prove himself at AFL level. Another poor game today for Williamstown justified his dropping. Cordy and Roughead are still a work in progess but I would see both of them ahead of Jones in their development.
                              That's the funniest thing I've read today.... Thanks.

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                              • Bulldog4life
                                WOOF Member
                                • Oct 2007
                                • 9607

                                Re: Match Committee- Round 10 vs Sydney

                                Originally posted by Mantis
                                That's the funniest thing I've read today.... Thanks.
                                Firstly it is not funny. As BMac said all three players are neck and neck at the moment and they will probably stay that way for a little while. Then no doubt one or two will surge ahead of the other(s).Cordy's game today against Sydney more than stacked up against Jones's yesterday in the VFL.

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