Exactly. Most others at that moment would have let Dusty through, or taken possession and given it off to Dusty and put him under the pump.
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Game Day - Tigers v GWS
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Im not really the man to act for JRoss,
But you wouldnt think theyde play him on a richmond wing if he was actually slow and without a big engine.
My knocks have been
1. Ball use and
2. 1:1 contest win rate
But im seeing consistent improvement in both.
I love being wrong when im negative,
Except id be devastated if i met chris scott and he was a great bloke
He has been good for ages In My Opinion. Not sure what people have been watching I don’t get it.
Was in the best players when he got dropped earlier in the year.
His last 8 games last year were very good.
One of those plyers that gets judged more harshly than others for some reason IMO.
Anyway he maybhave finally bashed the door down of his critics- wouldn’t want a quiet one in a loss though
Agree and he also basically won us the game in round 2 against Adelaide with a similar last quarter performance also highlighted in the media and using that deadly left foot
Yeah i get it,
I have the same relationship with Mansell.
We won, so we're all conciliatory and magnamanious
We lose next week, and we'll all be moron psychos again
McIntosh and Pickett have played there for years. Both have stamina but neither are particularly fast.
Was enormous in those moments. As important as Marlion's execution
The Loch Ness monster being caught
Life on Mars being discovered
Humankind colonising a world outside our solar system
Vladimir Putin imprisoned for war crimes
World Peace
Just a few of the things more likely to happen than what you mentioned occurring ezy. I think your pretty safe there
I'd imagine he is a great bloke when not in 'competitive' mode. WLF everywhere has been well on display.
I reckon marlion pickett would be the top 1%'ile quickest over 3 steps in the comp, cotchy too, even now.
when theres a loose ball, or ribs to be cracked,
3 steps away,
I reckon he'd be an insecure *smile* head, pretending to be wise,
On a banana lounge by a pool in mexico
The chase down by Marlion yesterday was beautiful. His action is so smooth. I think he’s actually a lot quicker than many think, because of that gliding style.
His wafl coach made mention of his last 3 accelerating steps before a tackle or hit
Have loved their play but our problem is most evident when they are chasing.
The stand rule, which has literally taken from the defensive team the value of the player standing the mark, has placed a premium on natural speed in the other 17.
Some on here thought it would go but the AFL and their flukies in the media are constantly talking the rule up. Some say that Hocking designed it to topple our chaos game. Maybe but it certainly makes chasing by the other 17 of greater importance to defence than in the past, and our failure to adjust as well as some of the better teams, is glaringly obvious.
If either can approach without being seen they can be very effective but not so much when the contest is over distance and takes longer.
Agree but it was short and crippling with the GWS player unaware until it was all over.
I reckon I saw it for the first time in that game in 2019.
Just before he kicks his famous goal, he takes the bouncing ball and as Mumford and the orange spud (also wearing number 50) look to smash him he accelerates over two steps resulting in a mark to Dusty and Mumford destroying the orange spud.
We all know what happens next.
He’s like a trapdoor spider. The victim thinks he’s in the clear. Then Marlion pounces and they’re *smile*I reckon I saw it for the first time in that game in 2019.
Just before he kicks his famous goal, he takes the bouncing ball and as Mumford and the orange spud (also wearing number 50) look to smash him he accelerates over two steps resulting in a mark to Dusty and Mumford destroying the orange spud.
We all know what happens next.
Coaches' votes
Greater Western Sydney v Richmond
7 Jack Riewoldt (RICH)
5 Shai Bolton (RICH)
5 Tim Taranto (RICH)
5 Callan Ward (GWS)
5 Noah Balta (RICH)
3 Tom Green (GWS)
https://www.afl.com.au/news/944774/coaches-votes-r12-superstar-s-surge-rare-week-for-10s
Greater Western Sydney v Richmond
7 Jack Riewoldt (RICH)
5 Shai Bolton (RICH)
5 Tim Taranto (RICH)
5 Callan Ward (GWS)
5 Noah Balta (RICH)
3 Tom Green (GWS)
https://www.afl.com.au/news/944774/coaches-votes-r12-superstar-s-surge-rare-week-for-10s
Think has to be 2 ‘5 from one coach and 0 from the other’ there.
1-2
1-4
3-4
2–3
5-0
5-0
