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Kelvin Moore
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Fighting Fury said:
Thursty on riewoldt, moore on kosi. Hope gehrig isnt back. Usually tears us a new one. King on the little mongrel milne. God I wanna smash him.
Yes I have to confess I wanted him GONE a long time ago.
But with injury and little senior game time he could not show his stuff. Our young guys have been stuffed around for too long, making one mistake and then getting dropped back to coburg, this would destroy your confidence.
Kelvin has been around for a bit now, and has refined his skills, and looks to be a very handy member to our team, after watching him, he definately has something to offer our senior team. He is a good mark, seems composed and I wish him well.
But with injury and little senior game time he could not show his stuff. Our young guys have been stuffed around for too long, making one mistake and then getting dropped back to coburg, this would destroy your confidence.
Kelvin has been around for a bit now, and has refined his skills, and looks to be a very handy member to our team, after watching him, he definately has something to offer our senior team. He is a good mark, seems composed and I wish him well.
Great mark at the end. Shame about the kick.
I was in exactly the same boat as Moore in a schoolboy game decades ago.
Took a nice mark, went back, and hit the post.
Cost us the game.
What I learned from it was that when kicking for goal, you must pick an object behind the goals to kick at.
That way, you kick right through the goals, rather than at them.
Hardly missed a shot at goal after learning that.
Hope he reads this.
Good effort though.
I was in exactly the same boat as Moore in a schoolboy game decades ago.
Took a nice mark, went back, and hit the post.
Cost us the game.
What I learned from it was that when kicking for goal, you must pick an object behind the goals to kick at.
That way, you kick right through the goals, rather than at them.
Hardly missed a shot at goal after learning that.
Hope he reads this.
Good effort though.
It was a shocking kick from dead in front and althought it probably would have won the game for us, it didn't really cost us the game as we did plenty of other things wrong for game!
daoula said:
The forwards were covered.
Moore was the loose man who'd moved forward.
History tells of another example that ended in a premiership.
In 1964, in a very close tussle.
Neil Crompton, a renowned small back pocket for the Dees, followed his man up the ground in the dying minutes of the game.
In a crucial stage of play, he became a loose man in the forward line.
He marked the ball, with the final siren due anytime, to slot a goal and put the Dees in front.
That was the last premiership for the Dees in what was to close for them a most glorious era.
