Molly wrote:
I'm just waiting for someone to name me one game in which Waite has dominated when he's gone forward?
In rounds 9-13 last year, he kicked 4, 3, 4, 1 and 5 goals. He played great football in that spell, did some freakish things, and is a bugger to much up on.
There is no doubt that he is our best CHB and our best CHF. There are two questions in my mind.
1. How are we going to kick a winning score without him forward? I'll be blunt here, Hartlett and Edwards have done nothing in senior football to suggest they can be key forward this year. They may yet become key forwards, but all these people saying they are the answer are ignoring the facts, they have done nothing, other than show a bit here and there, as you would expect any drafted player to do at some point. So, we can continue to use them forward, but we run the risk of never being able tokick a winning score. Natanui, come on down.
As for Kreuzer, he can not hold down CHF, not this year.
Having Fevola, Waite and Fisher, with three smalls, suddenly gives us a potentially dangerous forwardline. Fevola no longer is the only goalkicker, freeing him up, Waite is dangerous, and we all know how good Fisher is as a third tall.
2. What is O'hAilpin's best position? For me, he is most suited to CHB. Atheletic, a good engine, quick, and reads the ball reasonably well. Has long arms, and good closing speed. Where he is better suited to CHB over FB is that CHB doesn't require the precise ball reading that playing on a leading FF requires, he doesn't need to be so precise at CHB.
So...my go is for Waite at CHF, and Setanta at CHB.