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 Post subject: Re: Blues recall Warnock
PostPosted: Thu Jul 22, 2010 11:02 am 
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But he was beaten by a guy learning the caper.

Surely you don't mean Mumford; who is two years older than Jacobs, and has played 15 more games than Jacobs?

I don't think Jacobs was beaten by Pike. I reckon the stats support this opinion.

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 Post subject: Re: Blues recall Warnock
PostPosted: Thu Jul 22, 2010 11:07 am 
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Shag, F@$k you! I am more than entitled to my opinion. Which happens to be that Sauce deserves his spot much more than hampson. Brock Lesnar is a freak specimen, 6'5 120kgs and wears size 4xl gloves and can bench 220 kgs. Hammer is merely a tall bloke with some decent athletic ability. RIGHT NOW we are not in the caper of trying to give fringe players as much game time as we can at the expense of the team, we need to win games and fast!

The guy has hardly set the world on fire, lets be honest! IMO we have been carrying this bloke.
21 possessions in 3 games with 2 goals is hardly tearing the game apart. We need 22 v 22 this week, we can't afford to be giving time to blokes who aren't pulling their weight. Im sick to death of people saying we need to get time into him as one day he may just light up a game. Its nearly impossible to teach a player footy smarts. He did not grow up with our game, positioning, general marking, and reading of the play are serious downfalls of his. Its Warnock and Sauce that should be playing IMO, at the moment, they are our 1 and 2 rucks for us to be putting out our best 22!


And BB, I am not degrading anybody, don't accuse people of such acts. disgrace
I couldn't possibly care less if the kid was the fastest on the planet, brought his family over from japan, was 240cms, was a no.1 draft pick, the fact is on gameday he is not doing enough!

You obviously worry enough about what these certain 'knockers' say to be posting replies.


Love your passion.
You are dead right about this game...it's win or season is over. 22 vs 22.

I think if you look at the way Jacobs started the last 3 games, he fumbled, and although he may have not set the tone for the whole team, he was one of the first to fumble...and it spread.

Setanta is in the VFL. Waite and Henderson are our two talls. One of those 2 will be leading out to link between mids and fwd line. Do we have enough fire power up forward?

Hammer showed something Warnock didn't in the VFL
We had to replace Kreuzer and Hammer earned the nod.
Last week Hammer showed good defensive pressure...because he had the pace to do so. TICK
Last week Hammer showed he is our best option after Waite and Hendo at the FF line. TICK
IMO he's better at FF than Hendo at this stage.

We haven't been carrying Hammer, we've introduced him to senior level for the first time in 2010. He was injured all preseason.
Sure it took him a couple of games to get in the swing of things, and when he did he showed more than Warnock and Sauce imo.

I think Sauce has been serviceable, and mentioned 3 weeks ago he was overated because he wasn't playing as well as he did in previous weeks. Sauce isn't that great. Happy to have him in the team, but lets see what the MC do. One thing for sure Warnock is coming in. If that's for Sauce, well imo we don't lose that much if we don't gain that much...just a few cms against Cox and Nic Nat who will run Sauce to the ground (if he's selected) on the big Subiaco oval. You have to consider the size of the ground and the pace Sause will be up against.
Taking those 2 points into consideration, can you se the value Hammer brings to this game? Can you see where Sauce will be a liability in such a situation?

Now as for the comments I made about degrading a player.
Well, yes I would consider the statement that we are carrying Hammer (a tall fast ruckman for Subiaco) as degrading his value to this team.
You can't see one single positive that Hammer brings to the table from what I've read, let alone any of Sauce's shortcomings. A bit bias imo.

But keep up the passion. None of us are right or wrong till the final siren come this Saturday night.

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 Post subject: Re: Blues recall Warnock
PostPosted: Thu Jul 22, 2010 11:09 am 
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Did you watch last week's game? I'm not trying to take the piss, it's just that I came away from that game thinking that Hammer's performance was the straw I'd be clutching at this week, along with a couple of Yarran's runs in the first half. Took a couple of good marks, including one where he pushed off a defender beautifully. A couple of dodgy kicks for goal, but also one beauty. Would be astounded that anyone would think of dropping him after that showing. The fixation on making the finals is a bit of a red herring to me, we were never a flag chance this year, especially once we finally shipped Fev off. Games into kids is what it's all about - Hampson has to play the rest of the year - be thinking of 2012, not the next 6 weeks.


That's what I thought after the game AK43.

Yarran and Hammer = highlights = future = hope ...................and felt for Judd too.

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 Post subject: Re: Blues recall Warnock
PostPosted: Thu Jul 22, 2010 11:54 am 
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Big game for Robbie.

If he can be competitive and break even we will go a long way towards winning.


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 Post subject: Re: Blues recall Warnock
PostPosted: Thu Jul 22, 2010 12:17 pm 
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Hampson is a star in the making......Harry Madden struggled for quite a while when he arrived at Carlton....Warnock; similarly; will take time.

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 Post subject: Re: Blues recall Warnock
PostPosted: Thu Jul 22, 2010 3:20 pm 
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The Shag wrote:
"He is not doing enough"


Case in point... pathetic comment.

Who would you rather have playing forward than him..? give me your grand plan? He's been on par with Setanta of late... and actually has a better work ethic. Saw him chase 3 consecutive swans players in the forwardline and nearly intercept each handpass... You don't think his speed matters there?

Never said youre not entitled to your opinion... I just think you're opinion is completely off base..
If the delivery to and structure of our forwardline was actually good, his talents would have been even more evident the last few weeks.

Club would be silly not to persist with this considering the steps he has already taken in just a few games.
It doesnt sound as if im alone here in saying, how can you seriously be knocking his game?



Shag, i appreciate your response, although we clearly have differing opinions here!

To your first point, i think our whole forwardline are struggling for form to a degree, so who to replace him with is a really tough one! Though he is not playing a permanent forward game as he's doing quite a bit of ruckwork, so would you replace him with a permanent forward??
We did happen to comfortably account for the cats and saints without him and his work ethic, which is the minimum required these days isn't it? its expected that we run and chase all day regardless of form.

"If the delivery to and structure of our forwardline was actually good, his talents would have been even more evident the last few weeks" - this comment pretty much sums it up for me, you are saying that if the structure and entries were going great that he too would be playing great footy. Don't you think that if our forward structure and entries were going well that setanta would still be in the side kicking bags and hammer still in the ants??

To say that the club must persist is off the mark IMO, The steps that Warnock was taking early on were great too, i remember clearly him taking some nice marks, always chasing hard and working back when not in possession!

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 Post subject: Re: Blues recall Warnock
PostPosted: Thu Jul 22, 2010 3:25 pm 
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cimm1979 wrote:
But he was beaten by a guy learning the caper.

Surely you don't mean Mumford; who is two years older than Jacobs, and has played 15 more games than Jacobs?

I don't think Jacobs was beaten by Pike. I reckon the stats support this opinion.


They support that on the day Jacobs was beaten. Time for a spell and to play the guy we are paying big money for and who has been in good form in the twos.

Jacobs is a good kid and will be a good back up ruckman, but ATM he's not first ruck material.

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 Post subject: Re: Blues recall Warnock
PostPosted: Thu Jul 22, 2010 3:28 pm 
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The steps that Warnock was taking early on were great too, i remember clearly him taking some nice marks, always chasing hard and working back when not in possession!

Are you talking about during the pre-season or the regular season? He was definitely doing all of that in the pre-season, but as soon as the regular season started he was out of his depth.

Took 7 marks in 5 games.

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 Post subject: Re: Blues recall Warnock
PostPosted: Thu Jul 22, 2010 3:30 pm 
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bondiblue wrote:
diesel_85 wrote:


Shag, F@$k you! I am more than entitled to my opinion. Which happens to be that Sauce deserves his spot much more than hampson. Brock Lesnar is a freak specimen, 6'5 120kgs and wears size 4xl gloves and can bench 220 kgs. Hammer is merely a tall bloke with some decent athletic ability. RIGHT NOW we are not in the caper of trying to give fringe players as much game time as we can at the expense of the team, we need to win games and fast!

The guy has hardly set the world on fire, lets be honest! IMO we have been carrying this bloke.
21 possessions in 3 games with 2 goals is hardly tearing the game apart. We need 22 v 22 this week, we can't afford to be giving time to blokes who aren't pulling their weight. Im sick to death of people saying we need to get time into him as one day he may just light up a game. Its nearly impossible to teach a player footy smarts. He did not grow up with our game, positioning, general marking, and reading of the play are serious downfalls of his. Its Warnock and Sauce that should be playing IMO, at the moment, they are our 1 and 2 rucks for us to be putting out our best 22!


And BB, I am not degrading anybody, don't accuse people of such acts. disgrace
I couldn't possibly care less if the kid was the fastest on the planet, brought his family over from japan, was 240cms, was a no.1 draft pick, the fact is on gameday he is not doing enough!

You obviously worry enough about what these certain 'knockers' say to be posting replies.


Love your passion.
You are dead right about this game...it's win or season is over. 22 vs 22.

I think if you look at the way Jacobs started the last 3 games, he fumbled, and although he may have not set the tone for the whole team, he was one of the first to fumble...and it spread.

Setanta is in the VFL. Waite and Henderson are our two talls. One of those 2 will be leading out to link between mids and fwd line. Do we have enough fire power up forward?

Hammer showed something Warnock didn't in the VFL
We had to replace Kreuzer and Hammer earned the nod.
Last week Hammer showed good defensive pressure...because he had the pace to do so. TICK
Last week Hammer showed he is our best option after Waite and Hendo at the FF line. TICK
IMO he's better at FF than Hendo at this stage.

We haven't been carrying Hammer, we've introduced him to senior level for the first time in 2010. He was injured all preseason.
Sure it took him a couple of games to get in the swing of things, and when he did he showed more than Warnock and Sauce imo.

I think Sauce has been serviceable, and mentioned 3 weeks ago he was overated because he wasn't playing as well as he did in previous weeks. Sauce isn't that great. Happy to have him in the team, but lets see what the MC do. One thing for sure Warnock is coming in. If that's for Sauce, well imo we don't lose that much if we don't gain that much...just a few cms against Cox and Nic Nat who will run Sauce to the ground (if he's selected) on the big Subiaco oval. You have to consider the size of the ground and the pace Sause will be up against.
Taking those 2 points into consideration, can you se the value Hammer brings to this game? Can you see where Sauce will be a liability in such a situation?

Now as for the comments I made about degrading a player.
Well, yes I would consider the statement that we are carrying Hammer (a tall fast ruckman for Subiaco) as degrading his value to this team.
You can't see one single positive that Hammer brings to the table from what I've read, let alone any of Sauce's shortcomings. A bit bias imo.

But keep up the passion. None of us are right or wrong till the final siren come this Saturday night.

GO BLUES



appreciate the reply BB, you make some great points and thats what i love about this site, some really insightful thoughts and ideas. The one thing that we definitely agree upon is this satdy's game, MUST WIN-GO BLUES

Lets hope all goes well and i'd love to be proven wrong.... honest! :grin: :thumbsup:

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 Post subject: Re: Blues recall Warnock
PostPosted: Thu Jul 22, 2010 3:31 pm 
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AK43 wrote:
Did you watch last week's game? I'm not trying to take the piss, it's just that I came away from that game thinking that Hammer's performance was the straw I'd be clutching at this week, along with a couple of Yarran's runs in the first half. Took a couple of good marks, including one where he pushed off a defender beautifully. A couple of dodgy kicks for goal, but also one beauty. Would be astounded that anyone would think of dropping him after that showing. The fixation on making the finals is a bit of a red herring to me, we were never a flag chance this year, especially once we finally shipped Fev off. Games into kids is what it's all about - Hampson has to play the rest of the year - be thinking of 2012, not the next 6 weeks.


That's what I thought after the game AK43.

Yarran and Hammer = highlights = future = hope ...................and felt for Judd too.


Yep. I'm a wrap for Hammer and the more games he gets the better off we'll be.

Yarran, I'm not so sold on, seems to run onto a lot of easy footy, which is ok when we're travelling well, but we are not travelling well.


MC don't have much of a clue with our talls and never have.

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 Post subject: Re: Blues recall Warnock
PostPosted: Thu Jul 22, 2010 8:17 pm 
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Good decision

Jacobs is a solid backup ruckman.
Hes not a number 1 ruckman and will never be.
Atleast Warnock has potential to be a top ruckman and we are wasting his development in the VFL.


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 Post subject: Re: Blues recall Warnock
PostPosted: Fri Jul 23, 2010 9:43 am 
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Doesn't mattrer who wins the tap for us if it goes straight to an opposition player.
Or if it goes to one of our own players who is standing at the ruckman's feet.
What happened to the concept of hitting it to a team-mate in the clear? I know it's not as easy as before but sometimes it's OK to tap the footy more than 30 cm. Once upon a time, they even punched it to CHF to vary the play and take the defesive mids out of their comfort zone.

Warnock has the height and should win the hitouts. If he can tap to OUR advantage, we (on paper, not on performance) have the smalls to get clearances.

Do we remember a couple of years ago when we used to lose the hitouts and win the clearances? Now we win the hitouts most weeks and lately have been losing the clearances.
Why? Only Judd is having a crack. The others, Murphy for one, are turning into receivers while Judd is doing the hard yards. McLean and Hadley are not available. Robinson is happy to do it but has been deemed not satisfactory so it looks as though Judd will spend another two hours on the bottom of the pack while the rest look on and admire his efforts.

Have a go ya mugs!

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 Post subject: Re: Blues recall Warnock
PostPosted: Fri Jul 23, 2010 10:39 am 
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diesel_85 wrote:
The Shag wrote:
"He is not doing enough"


Case in point... pathetic comment.

Who would you rather have playing forward than him..? give me your grand plan? He's been on par with Setanta of late... and actually has a better work ethic. Saw him chase 3 consecutive swans players in the forwardline and nearly intercept each handpass... You don't think his speed matters there?

Never said youre not entitled to your opinion... I just think you're opinion is completely off base..
If the delivery to and structure of our forwardline was actually good, his talents would have been even more evident the last few weeks.

Club would be silly not to persist with this considering the steps he has already taken in just a few games.
It doesnt sound as if im alone here in saying, how can you seriously be knocking his game?



Shag, i appreciate your response, although we clearly have differing opinions here!

To your first point, i think our whole forwardline are struggling for form to a degree, so who to replace him with is a really tough one! Though he is not playing a permanent forward game as he's doing quite a bit of ruckwork, so would you replace him with a permanent forward??
We did happen to comfortably account for the cats and saints without him and his work ethic, which is the minimum required these days isn't it? its expected that we run and chase all day regardless of form.

"If the delivery to and structure of our forwardline was actually good, his talents would have been even more evident the last few weeks" - this comment pretty much sums it up for me, you are saying that if the structure and entries were going great that he too would be playing great footy. Don't you think that if our forward structure and entries were going well that setanta would still be in the side kicking bags and hammer still in the ants??

To say that the club must persist is off the mark IMO, The steps that Warnock was taking early on were great too, i remember clearly him taking some nice marks, always chasing hard and working back when not in possession!



For the record, I probably should have mentioned by no that I actually would prefer not to see Hampson in the ruck. We should be playing all three, with Hammer permanent forward.

Setanta hasnt shown enough in some games that we did win. It's been great to see him snag some goals, but i havent gone into any game this season feeling confident that he will do much for us. I have however started to feel that with Hampson. If he has a full game at FF he would improve out of site.

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 Post subject: Re: Blues recall Warnock
PostPosted: Fri Jul 23, 2010 11:24 am 
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I don't think we should go in to a game with 206, Sauce and Hammer

so play Hammer at FF and in the ruck

but

I also would not make the changes into the ruck and off the ground too regularly, its just my opinion, but I get the feel that Hammer needs to be on the ground focused on primarily 1 task at the moment.

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PostPosted: Fri Jul 23, 2010 11:35 am 
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Well said Danny.
I would like to see us play Hammer, Waite & Hendo up forward for this week at Subi.
I would also like to see us rotate Hammer/Warnock in the pocket. Lets see what they can offer with this type of setup.
Instruct our midfielders to honour the lead (Waite & Hendo) but if not possible go the square where the ruckman needs to be for the contest with Betts/Gartlett/Yarran yappin at the feet.
Lets get back to some basics.


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PostPosted: Fri Jul 23, 2010 2:51 pm 
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Leave Hammer in the forward line to learn the caper.

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PostPosted: Sat Jul 24, 2010 12:15 am 
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Until the final quarter Hammer was the 4th best ruck man on the field. Actually even in the last quarter also.

Yes he showed he could lead and mark in the last ...... Finally he showed something.

Can he produce that when the game is on the line? Can he take contested marks as our get out target from kick outs?

For me I seriously doubt his ability to produce the goods.

Have you watched a replay?

Hampson's first goal came in the second quarter after a contested and pack mark in the the square.

Read Waite's pass better than the three or four opponents flooding the goal square.

Also cut off Sydney's rebound 50 eighty metres out from our goals.

I felt Hampson was better than Pyke around the ground and in the ruck.

Hampson ran forward to mark on the wing and played on to handpass to a teammate who kicked it to him.

The only thing Pyke and Mumford have over him was size because they are 24 and 26 years old.

They're monsters.

Hampson has huge arms, but he is yet to fill out in the upper body and develop the core strength that he'll have at 25.

People should calm down and stop potting Hampson.

It's a Warnokc thread.


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