Funny you should say that, all the vision of GeeWhizz players on these promos tend to be close up shots. Good observation.
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Funny you should say that, all the vision of GeeWhizz players on these promos tend to be close up shots. Good observation.
King is generally wrong. Was all aboard the bulldogs. When they bowed out it was west coast. They got smashed and it was the lions. Is great at post game analysis, awful at anything involving predictions.
Think he’s tipped Essendon for the flag the last 2 years. Was proudly anti Geelong in 2007, refusing to admit they could even make the GF, let alone win it. I suspect he spent most of that years decider madly paddling up denile.
Peed myself laughing when Salty said we have reviewed the decision to play Bigarse on the wing, and it was the correct decision
Ahh Scotty, you don't stop giving, do you?
And that comes from a coach who's team couldn't get the job done in consecutive weeks of grand finals
It was interesting listening to a Josh Jenkins interview earlier in the year. He spoke of the pain in losing that GF, firmly believing they were the better side. He mentioned that pain easing as we dominated 2018, because they were finally realising thet maybe the Tigers were the better side all along.
I've got no problem conceding that Adelaide were the better side for most of the year. But as we saw in 2018, it doesn't count for much.
Here is the side the Giants brought to the MCG for the 2017 preliminary final:
Zac Williams, Phil Davis, Heath Shaw
Nick Haynes, Adam Tomlinson, Aidan Corr
Dylan Shiel, Stephen Coniglio, Lachie Whitfield
Toby Greene, Harrison Himmelberg, Callan Ward
Steve Johnson, Jonathon Patton, Brett Deledio
Rory Lobb, Jacob Hopper, Josh Kelly
Tom Scully, Tim Taranto, Nathan Wilson, Matt de Boer
Changes from that team to this Saturday's likely lineup:
Out: Shiel, Coniglio, Ward, Johnson, Patton, Deledio, Lobb, Scully and Wilson
In: Taylor, Finlayson, Keeffe, Perryman, Daniels, Cameron, Mumford, Reid, Kennedy
(Working on the assumption Bobby Hill and Daniel Lloyd will make way for Greene and Whitfield.)
Despite being two years' less experienced back then, I'd argue the 2017 side was significantly more talented than this Saturday's team is shaping up to be.
Agree, though some of theirs are significantly better players now.
No doubt. The likes of Taranto, Haynes, Greene and Williams are more potent in 2019 than they were in 2017.
TO ME GWS LOOKED OUT OF LEGS BIG TIME, reminded me of the many sides that won close games by falling over the line,then got smacked in their next game ala pies in 1980 gf,eagles in 2017 against port in second semi, port in 2007 against geel gf,all sides just won ,then were out of legs early in their next game.
GWS has been running on the smell of an oily rag.
Mentally they've been digging deep and getting away with the last couple of games on self belief.
Do they have the strength to do it one last time?
Self Belief can be a very strong to take you to that next level.
Just wondering if they are physically and mentally exhausted.
Well find out soon
Got to given them credit.
FWIW its worth Thomas regarded it as a compliement. He's said more than once even recently that we play the ultimate team game out of all the clubs.
