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Welcome to Tigers: Jason Castagna
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Although it won’t make the list, George’s goal should be a contender for goty. He set it up from down back, got the ball, gave it off, kept running, received the give, handball, keep running, get another give and then slam it through on the run. It was also the final nail that halted Geelong’s run.
Spot on, and he took the responsibility to kick the goal himself. Which I really liked.....confidence booster.
Nah, the cats will be ok when they get Selwood, Stanley and Ablett back to inject some speed....
Hang on a sec.
Cripps goal today, apparently GOFY contender....
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Georgies goal on Friday, barely celebrated and just as impressive
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Biggest difference was Cripps kicked a could that put them still 5 goals down down in the 3rd against the wooden spooners, whereas Georgies was a nail in the coffin for a top of the table clash where the Cats were storming home to an orgasmic climax, according to Bruce Mc's reaction
Cripps' crazy GOTY contender, simply stunning
Patrick Cripps weaves some absolute genius and produces an effort which will surely go down as a contender for Goal of the Year
Georgies goal on Friday, barely celebrated and just as impressive
Castagna slams the door shut on Cats' comeback
Jason Castagna gets involved three times before finishing on the run from 50 to snuff out Geelong's late charge
Biggest difference was Cripps kicked a could that put them still 5 goals down down in the 3rd against the wooden spooners, whereas Georgies was a nail in the coffin for a top of the table clash where the Cats were storming home to an orgasmic climax, according to Bruce Mc's reaction
Agreed. He's the last person you'd want in a Sam Lloyd type moment, but geez when he puts on the burners it's impressive. Imperative to the chaos and running game.
Countering that, the Cats' kicking around and controlling the ball was so, so boring. Reminded of me watching the Tigers in the '90s as a kid when we'd just chip and chip... and chip. Awful.
And the cherry on top with Georges goal was that it came after Hawkins stupidly played on instead of having a set shot. The Cats didn't have time to set up after he kicked a behind. I bet Salty wanted to kick his behind.
The commentators performance for the last 5 minutes in our match was insipid. For the Castagna goal, the Baker strip + The Reiwoldt mark and goal - barely a decible of intensity. They were the 2 most spectacular and telling moments of the whole game
Friday night was a demonstration why dimma and the mc want george and rioli in the team even though they have been struggling throughout the season
their ability to repeatedly cover ground at a high speed and apply massive amounts of pressure is highly valued
their ability to repeatedly cover ground at a high speed and apply massive amounts of pressure is highly valued
I'm seeing good signs with George's unreliable goal kicking.
His set shots look better to me, and I loved that goal in the last quarter when he ran 'straight' and slotted the goal. His goal kicking is all that's holding him back from being a bonafide star.
His set shots look better to me, and I loved that goal in the last quarter when he ran 'straight' and slotted the goal. His goal kicking is all that's holding him back from being a bonafide star.
Is that what it said. I couldn't read those homemade tatts.
Anyone can kick goals against West Bromwich!
