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Kamdyn McIntosh
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Agree, on the wing optimises his attacking instincts. Remember some of his tough, hard running goals. He can play back but his kicking isn't quite sharp enough to avoid costly turnovers. When a kick deep into the FL goes astray it's more recoverable, or just a behind.
ahh Leon, this is the strength i am hoping we capitalise on. He can kick it through the line unlike all/most of our other back flankers or wings. He takes on the tackler, beats them often, takes a run and rarely kicks to the dodgy dink player looking to link up. He will attack a target one handball and a kick from a score. This is where our forwards need to be set up to not the 60 to 70 meters out. Here is our next gen style. It gives our best forward a chance to be 50 50. Cant ask for a better ratio today i reckon.leon said:
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Bill James
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As mentioned by someone else. I would also try him at fullback at some stage against one of the full forwards that doesn't mark too well above there head. He would scrap hard, get the ball to ground and then run off. Just needs to spend time back there learning to read the flight of the ball better.
A good match up would be someone like Vickery.
A good match up would be someone like Vickery.
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easy_tiger
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Took a look at a training video, and said to tigersnake, who is down on the farm enjoying a few rums in paradise,
"Whose the big bastard whose built like josh kennedy?" and tigersnake goes
"Is it Kmac?"
I took a little pull on my rum and go
"Its *smile*ing Kmac"
This veiwpoint was underpinned on the tiger training report on afl.etc
where a bloke asks another bloke
"so whose flying at tigerland?" and the other bloke answered in less time than it take christopher pyne to sh!t out his mouth after his morning coffee
"Kamdyn Mcintosh"
So me and snake are calling it, albeit after a moderate version of a farm rum rebellion,
Kmac is gonna shake more than 1 arm out of its socket in 2017. in the guts
Kmac
"Whose the big bastard whose built like josh kennedy?" and tigersnake goes
"Is it Kmac?"
I took a little pull on my rum and go
"Its *smile*ing Kmac"
This veiwpoint was underpinned on the tiger training report on afl.etc
where a bloke asks another bloke
"so whose flying at tigerland?" and the other bloke answered in less time than it take christopher pyne to sh!t out his mouth after his morning coffee
"Kamdyn Mcintosh"
So me and snake are calling it, albeit after a moderate version of a farm rum rebellion,
Kmac is gonna shake more than 1 arm out of its socket in 2017. in the guts
Kmac
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easy_tiger
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I reckon he will leysy.
in the guts. him and richmonds greatest love machine tag teaming kind of off the HBF is my tip.
in the guts. him and richmonds greatest love machine tag teaming kind of off the HBF is my tip.
This sounds the goodest idea this year. Bit like tucky in regards to his style, except bigger. Play him here, he runs all day, loves a bit of a man'o'to'mano contest and can kick it a mile. He will hit the hot spot 20 meters out dead infront eveytime and lay a sheppard or 3 just for fun.easy said:
Geez, that's harsh Elmer.Elmer said:
Don't mind the KMac, hope his career develops a lot further than Chooka's.
Well at least KMac can use injuries as an excuse for a curtailed career instead of pure stupidity.Elmer said:
Don't undersell him Leysy. Not a star but a crucial cog to our midfield rotations. Can run all day and knows where the goals are.Leysy Days said: