Blues by 48

From the 25 who played the Roos on Sunday, Joseph, McLean and Watson are named to play VFL on Saturday.

However, Collins has not been named.

From the 25 who played the Roos on Sunday, Joseph, McLean and Watson are named to play VFL on Saturday.

However, Collins has not been named.

I thought Irish provided a contest and as a depth player and cover player did well.
we know the Irishman makes mistakes as he came from Ireland as a twenty year old and played hurling and skills were actually better than many two hundred cms talls going around.
his contest at the football and his efforts can never be questioned!

what's the excuse for John Nicholls winner carrots?

still, I would rather a tall with the fitness skills and competitive nature of Irish in the game than a vanilla small with woeful skills and on a pretty big wicket!

but it's early doors and they know best

Not sure what your issue is with Carrazzo. Shows plenty of heart and his commitment to the contest can not be questioned.

I thought Irish provided a contest and as a depth player and cover player did well.
we know the Irishman makes mistakes as he came from Ireland as a twenty year old and played hurling and skills were actually better than many two hundred cms talls going around.
his contest at the football and his efforts can never be questioned!

what's the excuse for John Nicholls winner carrots?

still, I would rather a tall with the fitness skills and competitive nature of Irish in the game than a vanilla small with woeful skills and on a pretty big wicket!

but it's early doors and they know best

I thought Irish provided a contest and as a depth player and cover player did well.
we know the Irishman makes mistakes as he came from Ireland as a twenty year old and played hurling and skills were actually better than many two hundred cms talls going around.
his contest at the football and his efforts can never be questioned!

what's the excuse for John Nicholls winner carrots?

still, I would rather a tall with the fitness skills and competitive nature of Irish in the game than a vanilla small with woeful skills and on a pretty big wicket!

but it's early doors and they know best

I'd personally rate our midfield an 8/10 (lack of a genuine extractor is our big weakness), and theirs at 7/10 (Martin, Cotchin, Foley, Deledio, Tuck are a good group)

I'm with you Don - I think the midflieds are closer than we would like - it will come down to a battle of defences - the one that does better will win.

Ohhhh and Kruezer of course - Hopefully no Tiger can go with him around the ground.

I'd personally rate our midfield an 8/10 (lack of a genuine extractor is our big weakness), and theirs at 7/10 (Martin, Cotchin, Foley, Deledio, Tuck are a good group)

What do you call Judd

What do you call Judd

We have to start the game with Hampson in the ruck - he needs to get over the top of Maric/Vickery at the centre bounces to get the ball going our way.

Kreuzer just doesnt have the spring to clearly win the centre ruck contests.

Kreuzer to start in the goal square and move to the ruck later in the quarter and stay permanently in the Ruck later in the game as his superior tank takes over.

The hitout is irrelevant if you don't win the clearance.
This was perfectly demonstrated by Kreuzer last Sunday when he didn't get anywhere near the tap, but roved it instead, pumping it into the goal square for Hammer to convert.
Kreuzer might not win as many taps, but he doesn't lose many clearances.