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Changes vs Swans
- Thread starter Smoking Aces
- Start date
Yeah. Not ideal, TM. But this stuff can be coached. It's Dimma's problem.
We've already had a couple of games in the pissing rain, hopefully we'd be starting to get good at it.
I hope they are not going to be gifting games to guys who aren't ready out of desperation.
Eg. Bauer.
If he wasn't going to play last week he shouldn't play this week. Don't diminish the jumper.
They need to carefully consider opponent then pick the side accordingly.
The ugly ducklings have a few out also.
Both McCartins, The Budwah, Reid and Hickey.
Open the window, Beavis.
Let the plume dissipate, get some oxygen in.
Round up MC, get a Dutchie going, oops discussion,
then decide.
If Bauer needs more vfl development so be it.
Eg. Bauer.
If he wasn't going to play last week he shouldn't play this week. Don't diminish the jumper.
They need to carefully consider opponent then pick the side accordingly.
The ugly ducklings have a few out also.
Both McCartins, The Budwah, Reid and Hickey.
Open the window, Beavis.
Let the plume dissipate, get some oxygen in.
Round up MC, get a Dutchie going, oops discussion,
then decide.If Bauer needs more vfl development so be it.
We couldn't get much worse, Oh Long-suffering One.
BTW the second quarter last weekend? It was relatively dry. More showers in the second half and for most of the final quarter. Maybe all the last quarter?
Anyone going over to Adelaide this weekend and aren’t 100% happy with their tickets. I have 2 great seats on the second level if anyone wants them. Obviously free.
Both sides near identical win record in Adelaide, both sides similar outs to key personnel. Stage is set for the game to go right down to the wire in probably ordinary conditions.
Wish we could remember how to win close games.
Jack Ross (22 disposals, six rebound-50s, four clearances)
"Came back and had another good game at this level. He's a player that stands out when he plays VFL, and I thought in particular, his second half when he went into the midfield was of a high standard."
Jacob Bauer (18 disposals, nine rebound-50s, five marks, one goal)
"Played down back after hitting the scoreboard pretty heavily in the first couple of games this season, and he was outstanding in defence. He stood out with his aerial power when both marking and spoiling, it was a really good starting point for him down back."
"Came back and had another good game at this level. He's a player that stands out when he plays VFL, and I thought in particular, his second half when he went into the midfield was of a high standard."
Jacob Bauer (18 disposals, nine rebound-50s, five marks, one goal)
"Played down back after hitting the scoreboard pretty heavily in the first couple of games this season, and he was outstanding in defence. He stood out with his aerial power when both marking and spoiling, it was a really good starting point for him down back."
That was the game “the common sense rule” came into existence.
I reckon the changes will be simple-
Out: Lynch, Nank, Graham
In: Jack, Miller, Cotch
That leave Ross, Banks, MRjr, Bauer and Green fit.
I reckon Ross (or MRjr) for sub and Banks and Bauer for emergency.
Out: Lynch, Nank, Graham
In: Jack, Miller, Cotch
That leave Ross, Banks, MRjr, Bauer and Green fit.
I reckon Ross (or MRjr) for sub and Banks and Bauer for emergency.
And then it died a "natural death", just like the "possibility to cause further injury" rule.
Strangely both have only been used for Richmond games or players.
Ssshhh. AFLHQ likes using us to trial new rules for them, we're so low key and irrelevant they're sure no-one will notice.
Sounds like only the forced outs of Nank, Graham and Lynch, ins Cotchin, Miller, Riewoldt with MRJ as sub.
Round 5, Richmond v Sydney, Friday, April 14, 8:10pm (AEST) (7:40pm ACST), Adelaide Oval
In: Jack Riewoldt, Ben Miller
Out: Tom Lynch (injured), Toby Nankervis (injured), Jack Graham (injured)
In: Jack Riewoldt, Ben Miller
Out: Tom Lynch (injured), Toby Nankervis (injured), Jack Graham (injured)
| Backs | Noah Balta | 21 | Tylar Young | 45 | Dylan Grimes | 2 |
| Half-Backs | Liam Baker | 7 | Nick Vlastuin | 1 | Daniel Rioli | 17 |
| Centreline | Kamdyn McIntosh | 33 | Dion Prestia | 3 | Marlion Pickett | 50 |
| Half-Forwards | Shai Bolton | 29 | Tyler Sonsie | 40 | Rhyan Mansell | 31 |
| Forwards | Noah Cumberland | 38 | Dustin Martin | 4 | Jack Riewoldt | 8 |
| Followers | Samson Ryan | 32 | Tim Taranto | 14 | Jacob Hopper | 22 |
| Interchange: | Ben Miller | 46 | Hugo Ralpsmith | 13 | Trent Cotchin | 9 |
| Judson Clarke | 42 | |||||
| Emergencies: | Maurice Rioi | 10 | Jack Ross | 5 | Jacob Bauer | 43 |
| Sam Banks | 41 |
