coryne wrote:
So
they have Chapman and probably Scarlett and Taylor out
While
we have Jamison out (possibly for the rest of the season) while Thornton and Bower should hopefully play.
Hopefully Fev can have a day out and give the Cat's a scare.
Yep, not to mention James Kelly, Tom Loneghan (spelling) are also out and both Ablett and Harley are still under a bit of a cloud. Harley looked in all sorts in the game against Adelaide.
I know Loneghan is a bit of a spud, but they have been using him as an extra tall down back to cover for Scarlett and Taylor when required, so it’s going to leave them very exposed PROVIDED we can give some decent supply to our forwards.
The other big bonus for us is the lack of an established ruckman. No Ottens or Blake to compete against will make life a little easier for our young ruckmen compared to the last couple of matches between the sides.
It’s just one of those games this week where something’s gotta give. We can’t keep playing this ugly football that we have been playing since the break forever, the laws of averages says we’ve gotta have a night where we play out of our skins and all the luck goes our way for a change.
For some reason I have been optimistic about this game all week despite many times over the last few weeks saying that we were playing disgraceful footy and would be lucky to make the 8.
A win over Geelong – however undermanned they may be – might just be the shot in the arm our young team needs just before some play in their first AFL finals series ever.
GO BLUES!!!!
You took the words out of my mind Mil.
That's how I feel...and when I have this feeling, I'm usually right, and so I have a punt.
If all the ducks line up and come to play.
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