So he got the Eye of Agamotto from Dr Strange?Coburgtiger said:My new theory is that he can actually see extradimensionally. It's how he can both pick the space where there isn't any, and also sometimes pass to a player who isn't there.
It must be confusing to be able to see through the layers of space-time. No wonder he can pull off the almighty shank at times. He's passing to players who only have a probability of existing.
Lucky for us, he's spent years adapting to this, and now uses it as a force for good more often than not.
TOT70 said:Higgins is unpredictability. When he has the ball near goals, both time and space take on new meanings.
TOT70 said:The Tigers are the Chaos Team of the competition.
Rance is the disruptor. Kick the ball to empty space and Rance will always be there. (Grimes is the new disruptor).
Martin bends space. He grabs the ball in heavy traffic and creates a cone of exclusion around him as he bounces off opponents.
Caddy is pure turbulence, splitting packs open, breaking up the defence.
Higgins is unpredictability. When he has the ball near goals, both time and space take on new meanings.
And Edwards is the Butterfly Effect. He gives an innocuous handpass in a pack, no more obvious than the flapping of a butterfly’s wings, it doubles and redoubles, passing through many hands before returning to him so he can pinpoint exactly the right target.
Hawthorn and Geelong won Premierships through order. The Tigers have embraced chaos.
TOT70 said:The Tigers are the Chaos Team of the competition.
Rance is the disruptor. Kick the ball to empty space and Rance will always be there. (Grimes is the new disruptor).
Martin bends space. He grabs the ball in heavy traffic and creates a cone of exclusion around him as he bounces off opponents.
Caddy is pure turbulence, splitting packs open, breaking up the defence.
Higgins is unpredictability. When he has the ball near goals, both time and space take on new meanings.
And Edwards is the Butterfly Effect. He gives an innocuous handpass in a pack, no more obvious than the flapping of a butterfly’s wings, it doubles and redoubles, passing through many hands before returning to him so he can pinpoint exactly the right target.
Hawthorn and Geelong won Premierships through order. The Tigers have embraced chaos.
YinnarTiger said:McIntosh or Menadue for Schrödinger's cat?
zippadeee said:Credit to where it’s due, he was really good on the weekend.
TOT70 said:Definitely McIntosh. His kicking is both sublime and abominable at the same time.
Bullarto Tiger said:X2
Really good to see the consistency in his game rise to a new level.
lamb22 said:You're selling him short. He won us the game after nearly losing it!
yeah that kick of his certainly would've passed the slit experiment. The ball floated like a particle AND a wave.TOT70 said:Definitely McIntosh. His kicking is both sublime and abominable at the same time.
Yes. The sum of the particles is greater than the hole.TOT70 said:The Tigers are the Chaos Team of the competition.