Same applies to every position.All I'll say if some kid puts pressure on his spot we're in a very good space.
Kamdyn in no more danger than many players
Same applies to every position.All I'll say if some kid puts pressure on his spot we're in a very good space.
This is the Kamdyn thread though.Same applies to every position.
Kamdyn in no more danger than many players
Correct.This is the Kamdyn thread though.
I don't think Brando fell out of favour at any point.Dimma likes our wingers to have the running power and strength to disrupt potential oppo forward entries from anywhere between the arcs out wide. As someone mentioned earlier, Kamdyn halves or wins a lot of contests (love the shove), and so does Marlion (love the crash). I assume the reason Brando fell out of favour was because he lacked a bit of defensive presence (both Kamdyn and Marlion are capable of disrupting aerially too - something that is useful to help our backs). I’m not sure we have anyone else on the list with their kinds of skill sets.
We prefer to get our offensive run out of half back.
I reckon there a few who will play every game they are fit for, unless they stink it up for months on end- Dusty, Prestia, Grimes, Nank, Vlastuin, Lynch for example.Same applies to every position.
Kamdyn in no more danger than many players
Or ColinaBut Kmac getting pushed out by Banks is about as likely as Lynch getting pushed out by Miller.
Tigers couldn't offer Bobble the years at the coin that the Goldens did.I don't think Brando fell out of favour at any point.
He was left out of the 2018 finals series and, I think, was dropped at least once during that season after 100 games straight. Although Dimma later said something like ‘I was looking for what he couldn’t do rather than what he could’, I think it gave a clue as to what the coach really wanted from his wingers. Though Brando was reinstated later, I don’t think his style was optimal to achieve that vision.I don't think Brando fell out of favour at any point.
Speaking of disrupting aerially, Marlion has an unbelievable knack for peddling back and getting a finger to the ball and marking when caught between the kicker and recipient. He does it time and time again..........just puts himself in great positions.Dimma likes our wingers to have the running power and strength to disrupt potential oppo forward entries from anywhere between the arcs out wide. As someone mentioned earlier, Kamdyn halves or wins a lot of contests (love the shove), and so does Marlion (love the crash). I assume the reason Brando fell out of favour was because he lacked a bit of defensive presence (both Kamdyn and Marlion are capable of disrupting aerially too - something that is useful to help our backs). I’m not sure we have anyone else on the list with their kinds of skill sets.
We prefer to get our offensive run out of half back.
Both our wings are elite in this aspect. Not sure if any advanced stats on this kind of thing but saves a lot of goals and/or forces errors.Speaking of disrupting aerially, Marlion has an unbelievable knack for peddling back and getting a finger to the ball and marking when caught between the kicker and recipient. He does it time and time again..........just puts himself in great positions.
Marlion is a sight to see live when you have a good view of the whole ground. The speed at which he covers 50-70 metres to disrupt what looked like being an easy outlet from defence to an open wing is remarkable.Speaking of disrupting aerially, Marlion has an unbelievable knack for peddling back and getting a finger to the ball and marking when caught between the kicker and recipient. He does it time and time again..........just puts himself in great positions.
He's displaying that in training, except the distance looked more like 90 to 100 metres. His work rate is immense at the moment.Marlion is a sight to see live when you have a good view of the whole ground. The speed at which he covers 50-70 metres to disrupt what looked like being an easy outlet from defence to an open wing is remarkable.
Marlion is a sight to see live when you have a good view of the whole ground. The speed at which he covers 50-70 metres to disrupt what looked like being an easy outlet from defence to an open wing is remarkable.
That's a great call mate. Like it!KMac has had a very solid start to the year. The reason for the lack of activity in this thread is because he just does his job every week. As a winger he's one of the best.. a lock.
However with Broady out I wonder if he could find himself deeper in defence again? He did the role well last year as required.
Could see a slight reshuffling at wing & half forward to provide opportunities for a player like Clarke to come in.
Flappers has been really good.KMac has had a very solid start to the year. The reason for the lack of activity in this thread is because he just does his job every week. As a winger he's one of the best.. a lock.
However with Broady out I wonder if he could find himself deeper in defence again? He did the role well last year as required.
Could see a slight reshuffling at wing & half forward to provide opportunities for a player like Clarke to come in.
It may be KMac that goes back. But I think if Miller comes in we can cover Broad down back.KMac has had a very solid start to the year. The reason for the lack of activity in this thread is because he just does his job every week. As a winger he's one of the best.. a lock.
However with Broady out I wonder if he could find himself deeper in defence again? He did the role well last year as required.
Could see a slight reshuffling at wing & half forward to provide opportunities for a player like Clarke to come in.