at the game and looked a bit "limp" around the mid way mark, but remarkably found some explosive pace and kicks in the last Q. He was actually getting better as the game went on!
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Barnzy said:
I thought about this after the game , do they go all out against the crows ?
Or do they rest him , and possibly anyone else that may benefit from it ,
And throw everything at the dogs the following week ?
He'll be giving Don Pyke a few sleepless nights. Can be our ace in the pack against the Crows.
I was still able to roost the ball on several occasions, which isn't too bad for a player with a groin injury.
Barnzy said:
You're correct, Barnzy, about those last quarter efforts. I guess I was recalling some decent (although not ball-bursting) kicks throughout the first half of the match.
Rest him. Please.
This is our biggest game. We need all our guns playing.
We are full of confidence. We have nothing to lose.
Throw the kitchen sink at them. You just never know.
This is our biggest game. We need all our guns playing.
We are full of confidence. We have nothing to lose.
Throw the kitchen sink at them. You just never know.
Yep. He was either not fully fit or was worrying about and protecting his groin. Quite a few times we remarked that he wasn't stretching out.Barnzy said:
Actually the last quarter was the best he looked all night.
achillesjones said:
Of all games this is not the one to rest him in. Rest him for a game we can win without him.
If he's right to play he plays. If not he doesn't. Simple.
