Coach's Office - Jack Macrae Player Review (Rd4)

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  • wimberga
    WOOF Member
    • Nov 2007
    • 851
    #16
    Re: Coach's Office - Jack Macrae Player Review (Rd4)

    Originally posted by Petergm
    It was a pity that the players didn't show team spirit and congratulte Jack when he scored his goal in AFL last Sunday ....... like Adelaide did when their first gamer scored in the last quarter.

    It was a ripper goal and, whilst the team were probably dispirited by the state of the game, more players should have made an effort to celebrate the moment with him.
    Agree that I was a little surprised that more of our players didn't get over to him but somewhat understand they were disheartened.

    Am sure they would have given him a bit of love in the rooms after the match and this week.

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      • The bulldog tragician
        Senior Player
        • Apr 2013
        • 1978
        #17
        Re: Coach's Office - Jack Macrae Player Review (Rd4)

        Originally posted by wimberga
        Agree that I was a little surprised that more of our players didn't get over to him but somewhat understand they were disheartened.

        Am sure they would have given him a bit of love in the rooms after the match and this week.
        I was also surprised that when he came to the bench after that goal and sat beside Gia and ( I think) Griff, not a word seemed to be exchanged by either of the senior players to him. It's a role Gia is normally terrific at, consoling and congratulating others. Hope it was just the way it looked in the few seconds of tv footage.
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          • LostDoggy
            WOOF Member
            • Jan 2007
            • 8307
            #18
            Re: Coach's Office - Jack Macrae Player Review (Rd4)

            Geez he's (Macrae) has bulked up and matured in the body and face. On draft day he looked like he'd just won first prize at the Victorian Secondary Schools Applied Science Fair.

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              • Bulldog4life
                WOOF Member
                • Oct 2007
                • 9607
                #19
                Re: Coach's Office - Jack Macrae Player Review (Rd4)

                Originally posted by hotdog
                Really like what I see with young Jack Macrae. Certainly looks classy. Anyone see a bit of Leon Cameron in this kid?
                Yes hotdog. Thought so too.

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                  • Greystache
                    WOOF Member
                    • Dec 2009
                    • 9775
                    #20
                    Re: Coach's Office - Jack Macrae Player Review (Rd4)

                    Originally posted by hotdog
                    Really like what I see with young Jack Macrae. Certainly looks classy. Anyone see a bit of Leon Cameron in this kid?
                    I see quite a bit of Robert Murphy in him, seems to never be off balance and just has time with the ball in his hands even when in a congested situation.
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                      • lemmon
                        Bulldog Team of the Century
                        • Nov 2008
                        • 6595
                        #21
                        Re: Coach's Office - Jack Macrae Player Review (Rd4)

                        Originally posted by Greystache
                        I see quite a bit of Robert Murphy in him, seems to never be off balance and just has time with the ball in his hands even when in a congested situation.
                        Doesn't have that acceleration Bob has, I see the Pendlebury similarities, just the way he makes space and time with that step

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