When did he say that?SCOOP said:So Dimma confirms that Lynch will do some secondary ruck work.
Said it as soon as we got him that I expected him to and get howled down.
Between Balta & Lynch we have retooled the secondary ruck spot.
When did he say that?SCOOP said:So Dimma confirms that Lynch will do some secondary ruck work.
Said it as soon as we got him that I expected him to and get howled down.
Between Balta & Lynch we have retooled the secondary ruck spot.
SCOOP said:So Dimma confirms that Lynch will do some secondary ruck work.
Said it as soon as we got him that I expected him to and get howled down.
Between Balta & Lynch we have retooled the secondary ruck spot.
tigerlove said:Really not that clear from Hardwick's comments. Could be construed as some forward line throw in contests. Personally wouldn't like him to be doing much ruck time particularly this year.
The Big Richo said:Well, it's probably happening anyway.
Had some flogs going on about "Rance never plays on a man, McGovern *smile* all him blah blah". As soon as the stats are pulled out they run a mile.Dont Argue said:I think absolute ease is bit of an exaggeration. You're talking about the first half last year against Crows at their ground?
Well Rance pansed him in the second half with ease. You couldn't surely be talking about 2017 GF.
Rance is 194cm and comes up against guys who have 3 cm and 10kg on him. He won't win every one on one. No one can but he's the best full back we've ever had and not sure why some people perpetuate the myth that he's no good one on one?
Rejoice in the positives. He won't be around for ever
tigerman said:Has had a total of 14 hit outs from his last 51 games, and averages 0.63 hit outs a game for his whole career.
He's a dominate tall forward, who should play forward and contest the odd ball up or boundary throw in when the ball is in his neck of the woods.
SCOOP said:Here is the quote word for word "Tom probably will at stages, there's no doubt about that," Hardwick told AFL.com.au of Lynch spelling Nankervis in the ruck. "At the end of the day, the second ruck for us plays, what, 10 per cent of the game? So he'll be pinch-hitting
It's happening,
tigerlove said:Personally I'd be very surprised if Lynch would ruck anytime soon other than maybe some pinch hitting forward contests. Has anyone seen him competing in ruck drills at training? Back from a serious knee injury, no ruck practise, yet straight into the ruck as 2nd ruck for Nanks? Seems unlikely and illogical to me. PS I can't see Nanks rucking 90% game time or all but 3 minutes a quarter. Under quoted by Hardwick imo.
SCOOP said:He won’t. Between Balta/Lynch we have our back up 15% covered.
Lynch might do the forward line work, some around the ground stuff and Balta takes the center square stuff.
But he will do some ruck work.
Dont Argue said:They sound like they have committed to two talls in the forward line and want consistency.
Where this leaves Balta is an interesting question as I'm not sure how we play 3 talls in the forward line.
Wing for Grigg seems the only logical conclusion. Has the arrival of Lynch had a negative impact on Balta's immediate ability to play the forward ruck role or can he ruck from the wing rotation with Broad and Nanks goes to the bench?
Ian4 said:I sometimes wonder how some people get a gig in the media. Lyon and Watson on SEN this morning basically said we are nuts to play Lynch on thursday. he may or may not play, but i would have thought our strength and conditioning people have a pretty good track record in recent years.
The AFL loves him, Jonesy. He does whatever they ask. To hear him last week prosecuting the case for a twilight grand final was to know that the AFL has decided this is the way it must go.Jonesracing82 said:SEN is nuts to have Whateley as thier front man when nobody can stand him.
Definitely, i can only imagine him being the poster boy for brown nose's & i have come across a few in my time. he'd be right up there.spook said:The AFL loves him, Jonesy. He does whatever they ask. To hear him last week prosecuting the case for a twilight grand final was to know that the AFL has decided this is the way it must go.