ToraToraTora said:Says he is ready to go.
Shower incident the AC went through about 80%.
Doesn't know when he's gonna play seniors yet. Has not got the go ahead yet.
Says last week was a shock , felt game had sped up in 2 years!
Cats are not foot quick, hands are superb, big bodies, and they don't cough it up.
Wait and see on R1.
Will take a couple of games to adjust again.
Has played 41 games since 2003 B&F
Rest of body no problem, only one ligament any problem.
Feels confident in himself, but all the unkown factors until you get out there.
Josh Hunt buried him the other week, felt fine, pulled up well.
Go Cogs.
Actually what Cogs said is true.itsintheblood said:LMAO. So the cats are not foot quick? Geez they look pretty damn fast to me. So they're slow but have big bodies and great skills as opposed to the tigers who are fast and have crap skills and are built like pencils. I understand now.
itsintheblood said:LMAO. So the cats are not foot quick? Geez they look pretty damn fast to me. So they're slow but have big bodies and great skills as opposed to the tigers who are fast and have crap skills and are built like pencils. I understand now.
Jason King said:What would he know, he only played against them :cutelaugh
itsintheblood said:Yeah he's right. The likes of bartel, selwood, varcoe, wojinski, are all snails pace. :![]()
itsintheblood said:Yeah he's right. The likes of bartel, selwood, varcoe, wojinski, are all snails pace. :![]()
Jason King said:Cogs didnt say that, grow up.
Big difference between being able to run quickly & moving the ball quickly. The cats look quick because they run in numbers & move the ball FORWARD at every opportunity. They don't stop, go sideways, backwards etc, so before you know it, they are in their Fwd 50. Makes them look very quick. As opposed to our stop start circle work & handballing to stationary players before we fumble it & turn it over. This is where we need to improve - go direct, run in numbers to support the ball carrier & reduce the amount of times you handle the ball before heading inside attacking 50. I couldn't care less how quick one of our blokes is if he is going to run the length of the park - it's still slower than kicking the bloody thing forward.itsintheblood said:LMAO. So the cats are not foot quick? Geez they look pretty damn fast to me. So they're slow but have big bodies and great skills as opposed to the tigers who are fast and have crap skills and are built like pencils. I understand now.
ToraToraTora said:Cats are not foot quick, hands are superb, big bodies, and they don't cough it up.
zips said:Big difference between being able to run quickly & moving the ball quickly. The cats look quick because they run in numbers & move the ball FORWARD at every opportunity. They don't stop, go sideways, backwards etc, so before you know it, they are in their Fwd 50. Makes them look very quick. As opposed to our stop start circle work & handballing to stationary players before we fumble it & turn it over. This is where we need to improve - go direct, run in numbers to support the ball carrier & reduce the amount of times you handle the ball before heading inside attacking 50. I couldn't care less how quick one of our blokes is if he is going to run the length of the park - it's still slower than kicking the bloody thing forward.
zips said:I couldn't care less how quick one of our blokes is if he is going to run the length of the park - it's still slower than kicking the bloody thing forward.
;Ditsintheblood said:You wanna coaching job down at punt road? There could be one available by around round 10.
I noticed that too last year, they always seem to run in numbers, but they are able to transfer the ball from full back to full forward in no time. You cant achieve this by running really fast, but by your skills and decision making.zips said:Big difference between being able to run quickly & moving the ball quickly. The cats look quick because they run in numbers & move the ball FORWARD at every opportunity. They don't stop, go sideways, backwards etc, so before you know it, they are in their Fwd 50. Makes them look very quick. As opposed to our stop start circle work & handballing to stationary players before we fumble it & turn it over. This is where we need to improve - go direct, run in numbers to support the ball carrier & reduce the amount of times you handle the ball before heading inside attacking 50. I couldn't care less how quick one of our blokes is if he is going to run the length of the park - it's still slower than kicking the bloody thing forward.
Well said Zippers, you're right on the money :thumbsupzips said:Big difference between being able to run quickly & moving the ball quickly. The cats look quick because they run in numbers & move the ball FORWARD at every opportunity. They don't stop, go sideways, backwards etc, so before you know it, they are in their Fwd 50. Makes them look very quick. As opposed to our stop start circle work & handballing to stationary players before we fumble it & turn it over. This is where we need to improve - go direct, run in numbers to support the ball carrier & reduce the amount of times you handle the ball before heading inside attacking 50. I couldn't care less how quick one of our blokes is if he is going to run the length of the park - it's still slower than kicking the bloody thing forward.
Yep, good player for a bloodnut! Strong & tough, good overhead & can kick the footy. Head like a smashed honey jar though. :hihiHayfever said:Ling is hardly fast but he sure can play.
:hihi :hihi :hihi :hihi :hihizips said:Yep, good player for a bloodnut! Strong & tough, good overhead & can kick the footy. Head like a smashed honey jar though. :hihi