Tony Braxton-Hicks said:
and the freo win. Wasn't bad last week, looked rustry in a red hot game, did his bit. Big game player?
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Game Day - Richmond Tigers vs Hawks
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and the freo win. Wasn't bad last week, looked rustry in a red hot game, did his bit. Big game player?
Dyer'ere said:
wow, 9 different players. Only one that would be unanimously argued is missed is Shed. Amazing, such a different side. Forget all the endless workshopping about what went wrong: No Lids or Rance and too many battlers, massive
Dyer'ere said:
McB needs a chance and before he can attract multiple defenders he needs to do some damage.... baby steps, as someone else said it should be TV and Jack that have multiple defenders to free up McB to have opportunities...
Could also simply be highlighting the point that Both Ty n the Beanie are virtually the same type of player, mobile third tall types rather than old fashioned structural power CHF types. Could be the reason we've gone with the Hamster n Ivvy this week. One to ruck n one as the core CHF beast to clunk a mark or break a pack.Tony Braxton-Hicks said:
Jaaack's been mobiled up to play a roaming creator in the forward half n we shouldn't be looking to break him by trying to use him as a beast.
With Griff out injured again, damn, we don't have a regular forward who has genuine pack presence, we have some big forward seagulls swooping around. Not surprising that Lids n suddenly Lennon are pleasing fans with their strong forward line marking recently.
Not sure if he'll even make it at this stage as he's got much to learn n a body to grow n develop, but the big youngster in Reecey Mckenzie gives some hope as a possible power CHF in a few years time, but that's still for future dreamin and hopin at this stage.
What do we think opposition players are saying about us 'roughing up' Hawthorn?
I don't think the footage itself would make anyone feel nervous, but since it keeps getting talked about, it's starting to become one of those storylines that becomes truer and truer the more it gets circulated in the media.
It's also something the players are constantly asked in interviews, which keeps it at the forefront of their minds.
I'd be rapt if that's the case. Perception is a big factor in intimidation, and it's not easy to get the media talking about you being hard and tough. Now that it's become part of our storyline for the season, it's a great opportunity to ingrain it into the psyche of the footy public and opposition players. Keep it up and keep winning, and we'll be feared next year for sure, if we aren't starting to be feared already.
I don't think the footage itself would make anyone feel nervous, but since it keeps getting talked about, it's starting to become one of those storylines that becomes truer and truer the more it gets circulated in the media.
It's also something the players are constantly asked in interviews, which keeps it at the forefront of their minds.
I'd be rapt if that's the case. Perception is a big factor in intimidation, and it's not easy to get the media talking about you being hard and tough. Now that it's become part of our storyline for the season, it's a great opportunity to ingrain it into the psyche of the footy public and opposition players. Keep it up and keep winning, and we'll be feared next year for sure, if we aren't starting to be feared already.
