Sidefx wrote:
Sorry, I forgot how damaging he was in the middle this year.
Can you please provide the link to these highlights.
And if Voss played too many inside mids this year who makes way for Jagga and mid x that we pick up?
Cripps, Hewett, Walsh?
C’mon SB, this is getting quite ridiculous now.
I've said many times but for one last time.
1.
Cripps, Walsh and Cerra are our best versatile options. I love Hewett but he cannot play inside with Cripps at the same time. Just makes us vulnerable to smart midfields. Hewett should only rotate with Cripps.
2. Cerra and Walsh can also play wing if Voss wanted to be versatile and throw Williams, Elijah, Ollie, Motlop (although he did finally in the last 2 weeks) as additional options.
3. Smith will need to start half forward (when he is ready) and rotate in there replacing Walsh or Cerra. The kid will need time to build and learn.
4. Lord and Ben C (developing) are the depth insiders to Hewett and Cripps.
Where Voss and his assistants have let themselves down is that they refused to try something different to give us run and carry through the middle of the ground all year. It was a stagnated and a stale structure and setup. Opposition was never surprised or given a different view. We beat teams that just didn't have the midfield to push us such as (Geelong shown up in the GF) and bottom 4 teams - but got beaten by top 8 teams, not in clearances but on the outside because Cripps and Hewett couldn't go with them. Cerra played 19 games this year and most where outside the middle!!!
He refused to play Ollie wing, although he was one of our best runners and defenders - yet thought his run and disposal was better off half back.
As far as I'm concerned, we were let down by our coaches both in the midfield and forward of the centre due to the in flexible approach.