Match Committee - Round 16 vs Geelong
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Re: Match Committee - Round 16 vs Geelong
Very true but for his first 3 to 5 seasons they couldn't keep up with him either.Officially on the Bus-wagonComment
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Re: Match Committee - Round 16 vs Geelong
The bench is obviously going to include Wallis, Stringer and Macrae, so the last spot is out of Roberts, Tutt, Honeychurch and Campbell.
If we go tall it'll probably be Roberts, and small you would think Honeychurch, who would be sub.
Wouldn't be surprised to see both play, with a late change bringing Roberts into the side. We seem to like doing that.I should leave it alone but you're not rightComment
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Having said that though, does Campbell come in to assist with ruck duties?
How do you see the defensive match ups as named?
With the team on the park at the moment, I have Roughead going to Hawkins, Austin takes McIntosh/the resting ruck, Morris goes to Blicavs, Murphy to Stevie J, Picken blankets Motlop and Wood looks after Christensen. Does Wood have the strength and smarts to have a crack at Johnson?Comment
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Re: Match Committee - Round 16 vs Geelong
I would be using Roberts & Roughy (shoulder pending) to take ruck duties.
How do you see the defensive match ups as named?
With the team on the park at the moment, I have Roughead going to Hawkins, Austin takes McIntosh/the resting ruck, Morris goes to Blicavs, Murphy to Stevie J, Picken blankets Motlop and Wood looks after Christensen. Does Wood have the strength and smarts to have a crack at Johnson?Comment
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When I first read that I disagreed with it, basis being that I thought Honeychurch deserved another game and Roberts might make us too tall and immobile down back but the more I think about it the more I'm thinking you're right. With Blicavs, McIntosh and Hawkins all named up forward that is some very, very tall timber to cover, especially if Blicavs, McIntosh and Simpson all rotate through the ruck at some stage. Minson will get monstered if this happens.
Having said that though, does Campbell come in to assist with ruck duties?
How do you see the defensive match ups as named?
With the team on the park at the moment, I have Roughead going to Hawkins, Austin takes McIntosh/the resting ruck, Morris goes to Blicavs, Murphy to Stevie J, Picken blankets Motlop and Wood looks after Christensen. Does Wood have the strength and smarts to have a crack at Johnson?
Will be interesting to see if Bartel plays forward or back. And same with Harry Taylor. Would not be surprised if Blicavs played back, and Taylor forward.
They have Guthrie named half back - but he will play mid and tag Griffen or Libba.Comment
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Re: Match Committee - Round 16 vs Geelong
I don't think Redpath will ever be as flexible as Grant was. Granty could play nearly any position on the ground but he was a special and sublime talent. I can't see Redpath ever being much of a success anywhere other than key forward. For context, by the time Grant was Redpath's age, he'd played 100+ games and kicked 250+ goals. I'd be amazed if Redpath reaches those in his career but as I've said, I'd be happy to be wrong. Good luck to him on Sunday, hopefully he can contribute.Park that car
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I think Mantis might be talking more about agility (in terms of mobility) rather than straight line running - from a defensive aspect, or a 'well then ball hits the ground' perspective - Redpath/Crameri/Stringer/Minson or Campbell - is a bit on the clunky side.Comment
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