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  • Twodogs
    Moderator
    • Nov 2006
    • 27656

    Training Report-4/2/08

    Recovery;
    Williams
    Boumann
    Guido
    Wight(on and off)

    Grant lead and marked well-set shot kicking could do with some work

    Street at full forward on Doogs-kicked one.

    Harbrow kicked the goal of the season but stepped over the boundary and it didnt count

    West knocked up getting touches in the guts

    Shaggy played as a genuine wingman

    Aker has a talent for losing his opponent(or maybe our guys arent that good at tagging) and used the ball brilliantly

    Addison got his hands on it a lot

    Cooney's kicking to position was faultless

    We seem to be holding on to the ball in defense waiting for players to run forward of the ball carrier and then playing on the burst with a quick runner bouncing it or a good kick to kick long to a target in the forward line.

    I wasnt there for long but I'll try and answer any questions
    They say Burt Lancaster has one, but I don't believe them.
  • Cyberdoggie
    WOOF Member
    • Jan 2007
    • 2859

    #2
    Re: Training Report-4/2/08

    some good points of interest there.

    shaggy and addison in particular.


    I think now that we have a few more options in defence,
    ie doogs, williams. Someone like shaggy may find himself on the outer as he doesn't always match up particularly well. He has shown a talent for drifting down the ground kicking goals outside 50, maybe a role on the wing is an option for him.


    Addison getting his hands on the ball is very promising.
    My one big gripe on him so far is that he can't find the pill.
    If that changes he will be a very handy player.

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    • westdog54
      Bulldog Team of the Century
      • Jan 2007
      • 6686

      #3
      Re: Training Report-4/2/08

      Originally posted by Twodogs
      Recovery;
      Williams
      Boumann
      Guido
      Wight(on and off)

      Grant lead and marked well-set shot kicking could do with some work

      Street at full forward on Doogs-kicked one.

      Harbrow kicked the goal of the season but stepped over the boundary and it didnt count

      West knocked up getting touches in the guts

      Shaggy played as a genuine wingman

      Aker has a talent for losing his opponent(or maybe our guys arent that good at tagging) and used the ball brilliantly

      Addison got his hands on it a lot

      Cooney's kicking to position was faultless

      We seem to be holding on to the ball in defense waiting for players to run forward of the ball carrier and then playing on the burst with a quick runner bouncing it or a good kick to kick long to a target in the forward line.

      I wasnt there for long but I'll try and answer any questions
      How did ruck contests go?

      Who stood up in defence?

      Was Grant match up on Everitt?

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      • Bulldog Revolution
        Coaching Staff
        • Dec 2006
        • 3928

        #4
        Re: Training Report-4/2/08

        Originally posted by Cyberdoggie
        some good points of interest there.

        shaggy and addison in particular.

        I think now that we have a few more options in defence,
        ie doogs, williams. Someone like shaggy may find himself on the outer as he doesn't always match up particularly well. He has shown a talent for drifting down the ground kicking goals outside 50, maybe a role on the wing is an option for him.

        Addison getting his hands on the ball is very promising.
        My one big gripe on him so far is that he can't find the pill.
        If that changes he will be a very handy player.
        Shaggy is one of the most underrated players on our list IMO. He's quick, has a good tank, uses the ball well, is clever and courageous. Its up to Eade and match committee to find a productive role for him.

        Twodogs - I'd be interested to hear how Ray and Higgins are tracking in terms of the positions they are playing and how they look physically
        Are those comments on Addisons pre-season so far Cyber or based in the past two years VFL etc?

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        • westdog54
          Bulldog Team of the Century
          • Jan 2007
          • 6686

          #5
          Re: Training Report-4/2/08

          Originally posted by Cyberdoggie
          some good points of interest there.

          shaggy and addison in particular.


          I think now that we have a few more options in defence,
          ie doogs, williams. Someone like shaggy may find himself on the outer as he doesn't always match up particularly well. He has shown a talent for drifting down the ground kicking goals outside 50, maybe a role on the wing is an option for him.


          Addison getting his hands on the ball is very promising.
          My one big gripe on him so far is that he can't find the pill.If that changes he will be a very handy player.
          For me it hasn't been that he can't find it, but he wastes it when he uses it.

          But I suppose by getting more possessions means a bigger chance of more quality possessions.

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          • Dry Rot
            Bulldog Team of the Century
            • Jan 2007
            • 6448

            #6
            Re: Training Report-4/2/08

            How is the Minson @ FF project going?

            Who seems to be playing the CHF role?

            How is young Ward going? And the 202cm rookie who's name escapes me?
            The fight is here; I need ammunition, not a ride.

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            • soupman
              Bulldog Team of the Century
              • Nov 2007
              • 5113

              #7
              Re: Training Report-4/2/08

              Originally posted by Bulldog Revolution
              Shaggy is one of the most underrated players on our list IMO. He's quick, has a good tank, uses the ball well, is clever and courageous. Its up to Eade and match committee to find a productive role for him.
              You would also find that pretty much every week in the second half of the season he contributed atleast a goal a game, often on the run from 50/45.
              I should leave it alone but you're not right

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              • Missing Dog
                WOOF Member
                • Jan 2007
                • 8501

                #8
                Re: Training Report-4/2/08

                I'd like to read a training report where Williams is NOT in rehab. He's not going to learn how to be a KPP riding a bike on the side of the oval.......

                Signed
                Concerned

                ps - thanks for the report TwoDogs. Cooney and Aker sound like they are shaping up nicely for 2008.

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                • DOG GOD
                  Bulldog Team of the Century
                  • Jul 2007
                  • 6557

                  #9
                  Re: Training Report-4/2/08

                  Thanks for the report TWODOGS. Good news about Shaggy. yeah i too am interested in how ward is tracking and stack. Hoping to see both against roos on the 15th.
                  I will never see #16 the same!!

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                  • The Bulldogs Bite
                    Hall of Fame
                    • Dec 2006
                    • 11269

                    #10
                    Re: Training Report-4/2/08

                    Originally posted by Templeton31
                    I'd like to read a training report where Williams is NOT in rehab. He's not going to learn how to be a KPP riding a bike on the side of the oval.......

                    Signed
                    Concerned
                    Seconded. It appears as though he's spent basically the entire pre-season in the rehab group. Certainly not what he & we want nor need. Surely it must be a little more serious than first alerted to?
                    W00F!

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                    • DOG GOD
                      Bulldog Team of the Century
                      • Jul 2007
                      • 6557

                      #11
                      Re: Training Report-4/2/08

                      Originally posted by The Bulldogs Bite
                      Seconded. It appears as though he's spent basically the entire pre-season in the rehab group. Certainly not what he & we want nor need. Surely it must be a little more serious than first alerted to?
                      I must admit i too am a little concerned about this. We really need TOMMY to step up this year and be an important part of the back 6.
                      I will never see #16 the same!!

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                      • LostDoggy
                        WOOF Member
                        • Jan 2007
                        • 8307

                        #12
                        Re: Training Report-4/2/08

                        Back before christmas im sure it was reported on BF he was seen clutching his hammy. He should have been back, going by my knowledge by mid to late Jan. Unless he tore it.

                        Barry, get to the bottom of this!

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                        • Twodogs
                          Moderator
                          • Nov 2006
                          • 27656

                          #13
                          Re: Training Report-4/2/08

                          Originally posted by Dry Rot
                          How is the Minson @ FF project going?

                          Who seems to be playing the CHF role?

                          How is young Ward going? And the 202cm rookie who's name escapes me?

                          Minson is not so much a full forward as a presence in the forward line. He seems to be running around getting involved in contests-his handballing is quite good under pressure-and making sure the ball stays in the forward 50. I'd like him to apply more physical pressure in terms of tackling but he's got a bad habit of bumping rather than trying to hold blokes in a tackle.

                          Murphy and Gilbee have been CHF and CHB on each other at the few sessions I've seen. It's terrific viewing and Murph's back to the acrobatic player he used to be.

                          Havent seen Ward to my knowledge-I'm sure he's been there. I'm not real sure what he looks like and there's more new faces than usual this year.
                          They say Burt Lancaster has one, but I don't believe them.

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                          • Twodogs
                            Moderator
                            • Nov 2006
                            • 27656

                            #14
                            Re: Training Report-4/2/08

                            Originally posted by westdog54
                            How did ruck contests go?

                            Who stood up in defence?

                            Was Grant match up on Everitt?


                            Hudson dominates the ruck contests. Monsters whoever is the other ruckman time after time. Streeta is massive and picked the ball up on the run and tok a bounce. Havent seen him get a tap yet though.

                            Funnily enough apart from the usual suspects-Morris, Gilbee, Lake, the bloke who has impressed me with a cool head in defence has been Scott Welsh. He gets a bit ambitious with his kicking sometimes and got a bake last week for not following a team rule but he's fitted into the backline nicely.

                            Cant remember seeing Everitt today but whoever was on Grant got led to the ball a few times.
                            They say Burt Lancaster has one, but I don't believe them.

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                            • hujsh
                              Hall of Fame
                              • Nov 2007
                              • 11849

                              #15
                              Re: Training Report-4/2/08

                              Originally posted by Twodogs
                              Funnily enough apart from the usual suspects-Morris, Gilbee, Lake, the bloke who has impressed me with a cool head in defence has been Scott Welsh. He gets a bit ambitious with his kicking sometimes and got a bake last week for not following a team rule but he's fitted into the backline nicely.
                              Why would he be played back? Surely we didn't recruit him for that.
                              [SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]

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