Just followed up that it is GWS netball team going to sunshine coast, not AFL team
didnt we play them in the GF?
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didnt we play them in the GF?
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I reckon Notorius is a much better match up for Cameron.
and its not as if the 34 year old ruckman need much minding up forward.
Grimesy on Toby, Broady on Finlayson, Love Machine on Himmelberg.
we've got em covered
Cameron will be going the knuckle before half time
Would have liked to see DTLD back, but always thought it was a bit of long shot. The upside is that he probably would have taken Noah’s spot and Balta is coming along nicely.
So no GWS players cited again? Notorious might get a fine for hitting Cameron's fist with his chin.
Sounds like a chance for one of the kids to replace Caddy in the side. We have a few oven ready to choose from
Looks like it.
Also any news on Rioli & Higgins?
7 reporting they looked sore, especially Higgins who was limping????
Anyone ???
Agree that this is a danger game.
Sportsbet showing GWS $1.65 and Tigers $2.25
Good odds on the Tiges tn my view.
If GWS aren't fired up for this one after last year's GF they really are stuffed.
Hopefully we're fired up too.
DS
Our recent from has been ordinary, but GWS have been ordinary for a while. They have won only 10 of their last 20 games.
I hope we rest players who are sore or injured. Our depth is quite strong.
I just think playing sore players is not a good strategy, particularly in this next condensed phase.
For example, I wonder if we would have been better off having a look at CCJ, rather than Lynch the last couple of games. Lynch averaged 4 disposals, 2 marks and one goal against Sydney and Norf.
I hope we rest players who are sore or injured. Our depth is quite strong.
I just think playing sore players is not a good strategy, particularly in this next condensed phase.
For example, I wonder if we would have been better off having a look at CCJ, rather than Lynch the last couple of games. Lynch averaged 4 disposals, 2 marks and one goal against Sydney and Norf.
I'm with you on not playing sore players, and also re Lynch. It was the perfect time to try CCJ when Tom broke his hand. Sure, he showed a ton of guts to play that week but it was obvious his marking was compromised.
However, it will be highly unpopular to say to rest a GF and premiership hero here on PRE. Plus for the club, appearing to throw their huge free agent win and big $$ player out. What would they do if CCJ came in and kicked 5 anyway?
But neither Jack nor Tom are in great form. It seems the same across the comp with SFs never before featuring so much in the Coleman I'd say. I have been particularly disappointed with the goal-kicking of both players which I'd describe as pathetic for highly-paid and experienced key forwards, professionals. Tom misses sitters from close range and about 50% of his goal- kicks are almost-helicopters that spin hard late, left to right. That's just poor technique in his ball contact.
And Jack can no longer make 35m at times. He now pokes or stabs at the ball from far to short a run, failing to gain enough momentum to drive hard through the ball. He's better hook-kicking from the pocket, if within 30.
