I reckon Shai would be the leading player in the comp for having his kick smothered. Gets ball about to kick then second guess his next move and boom smothered. In all honesty wouldn't be in the top 100 players on current output.
I think he gets a bit of a bad rap sometimes. Because he's so talented he's expected to be complete in everything he does. For pressure acts last 3 games:Was interesting to note that he did put in a number of defensive runs on Sunday. I sense the message and expectations of what's required is starting to get through.
Add in Baker to that equation!Hope he has a blinder against Freo and they offer 2 first round picks and then some.
poor bloke has to to do the running of 3 snail team matesWas interesting to note that he did put in a number of defensive runs on Sunday. I sense the message and expectations of what's required is starting to get through.
Didn't SOS go back with the flight of the ball when Milburn nailed him?They've reached a new level of unbearable since winning last year's flag, so "smile" 'em. Then again, I'm tipping Carlton's fan base would be every bit as bad, if not worse if the club wins a grand final.
I was at the match - first time in ages I'd slummed it in the cold stands instead of liquoring up in a nice warm function.
If you remember Blues' fans treatment of Darren Milburn for the rest of his career after he ironed out favourite son Steve Silvagni at Optus Oval in 2001 (Milburn's career ran a decade after that!) then the Shai Bolton thing should come as no surprise. The most passionate supporter bases have the longest memories, I suppose.
Granted, Bolton's lairising in front of Docherty two years ago isn't a patch on what Milburn did. Not even close. Milburn even clapped himself off the field in front of all the Carlton fans after SOS' eyes rolled back in his head.
I get the reaction with Milburn. I hated his guts too and gave it to him for a decade afterwards. But it's high time to build a bridge and get over the Bolton thing. I've never been part of that lynch mob.
He is an awful kick for goal, always has been. His field kicking is usually good but put him near the sticks and he is distinctly average.Those missed kicks for goal were diabolical but unfortunately not unexpected. That was not the effort of someone who’s giving 100%.
Shai is on watch.
If he plays a blinder the drums are deafeningShai had a career high 33 possessions last year playing mostly in the midfield in the rnd 13 win vs Fremantle.
He's been right off since the head knock. If he doesn't play well this weekend, the drums will grow louder.
Stick him in the guts Ooze.
Mentally fragile when its not instinctively done by Shai.He is an awful kick for goal, always has been. His field kicking is usually good but put him near the sticks and he is distinctly average.