Peter Burgoyne's Final Qtr

[Col.E.Kurtz]

On the first, assume it was Jackson. But am not sure? Maybe his opponent wasn't close enough to tell... ;D

On Collins, been saying it for a long time, he has all the tools to be a 1st choice midfielder of quality.

I'll watch the tape some time and check that match up out more closely, but lets face it, if it was Jackson then better footballers than him have been pantsed by Burgoyne

Collins needs to stop getting run down from behind, it's happening to him a bit. I presume it's just a matter of experience.

 

[Dyer Disciple]

Collins needs to stop getting run down from behind, it's happening to him a bit. I presume it's just a matter of experience.

Some talking, shepherds and blocks from his teammates wouldn't go astray either.

 

[Col.E.Kurtz]

Some talking, shepherds and blocks from his teammates wouldn't go astray either.

Perhaps the issue is that he's become to used to getting them in Couburg

 

[Tigers of Old]

No doubt in leysy's mind Burgoyne was the instigator for Ports comeback.

Didn't really notice him on one viewing sorry daisy.
If I get another chance to watch it I'll comment on Burgoyne.
If you saw something I will take your word for it.

I must admit in this thread I thought you were looking for the key difference throughout the day.
I thought all of our defenders inability to hold Tredrea was the main difference. He punctuated his dominance with another strong mark on Bowdo (his third opponent) in the last to seal the win.

Given you have been such an advocate of our defenders I was just wondering what you thought of our inability to hold Tredders the other day. Do you think Thursty would have made all the difference or were we found out against the bigger player?

Kel seems to be struggling this season. For whatever reason his form is down on last year.
Just wondering your thoughts on our defence atm.