It was a great passage of play. I love Foley's work on the end of it as well.SCOOP said:I espically liked his crushing punch that went 25 metres back up the ground and resulted in a goal.
It was a great passage of play. I love Foley's work on the end of it as well.SCOOP said:I espically liked his crushing punch that went 25 metres back up the ground and resulted in a goal.
Tigers of Old said:The knockers have been conspicuously absent kurtzy. ;D
The thing that impressed me most about Schulz yesterday was his workrate and physical presence.
He made a handful of errors and at times his awareness is still lacking but he is getting more involved and unlike previous seasons he is not falling off the contest or disappearing from the game.
Much of the above must come down to an improved fitness base. For once in his career Sargeant Sleepy looks fit.
Jay is putting in 2nd efforts and is working hard for his team mates off the ball by applying shepherds, spoils and tackles.
It ain't glamourous nor shows on the stats sheet but it's invaluable.
To pick up 20 possessions & kick a goal was a bonus.
I hope he can keep it up.
If Dud Wallace installed Schulz at FF every week, made him lead and play like Lynch did at Brisbane, then his run up and kicking accuracy wouldn't be a problem after settling in and it would also offset his 'plodder-type' look when running around the ground as a defender.Dyer'ere said:The Sarge really is an enigma.
He pretty much didn't turn up for the first quarter against Melbourne. Fronted after then but as usual there were lapses in his concentration. Some of the stuff he does is from La-la Land.
And at times he'll clean somebody up and then two minutes later he'll just give up in a contest.
His first two shots were behinds - left foot shots on the run. He didn't run the correct line for either shot. Lazy. Half-arsed. The kicks were technically fine except he didn't aim his body, amend his line, at the target.
His mark on the lead 15m out was very good. Not long after his opponent sneaked up the other end to kick a goal.
The set shots he looked proppy on the right. That's been the case for eighteen months or so now.
This bloke has all the ingredients of a footballer but repeatedly goes AWOL. Concentration has always been the problem. You'd go mad if you coached him.
Look the guy must be getting dizzy.One minute he plays back,then forward,then inbetween.Reading previous posts regarding lineups,he has been named FB,CHB,CHF,FF,HBF,HFF,Coburg. How is he expected to settle.If he has a lapse in concentration,it is probably due to him not remembering whether he is a backman,or forward.Dyer'ere said:The Sarge really is an enigma.
He pretty much didn't turn up for the first quarter against Melbourne. Fronted after then but as usual there were lapses in his concentration. Some of the stuff he does is from La-la Land.
And at times he'll clean somebody up and then two minutes later he'll just give up in a contest.
His first two shots were behinds - left foot shots on the run. He didn't run the correct line for either shot. Lazy. Half-arsed. The kicks were technically fine except he didn't aim his body, amend his line, at the target.
His mark on the lead 15m out was very good. Not long after his opponent sneaked up the other end to kick a goal.
The set shots he looked proppy on the right. That's been the case for eighteen months or so now.
This bloke has all the ingredients of a footballer but repeatedly goes AWOL. Concentration has always been the problem. You'd go mad if you coached him.
Tigers2011 said:Really coming along as a key position utility. Even though Polak was recruited, our CHB was in our midts all the time.
gold1 said:Look the guy must be getting dizzy.One minute he plays back,then forward,then inbetween.Reading previous posts regarding lineups,he has been named FB,CHB,CHF,FF,HBF,HFF,Coburg. How is he expected to settle.If he has a lapse in concentration,it is probably due to him not remembering whether he is a backman,or forward.
gold1 said:IMO he should be played as a key forward with the licence to mongrel the opposition.