AFL website saying much the same. Prestia & MacIntosh out, with a shopping list of possible ins.Age saying Skip should be right to play
AFL website saying much the same. Prestia & MacIntosh out, with a shopping list of possible ins.Age saying Skip should be right to play
Yep. Looks like Cholly might be a likely given their talls. Ross should be a certainty now.Age saying Skip should be right to play
Yep appears that wayYep. Looks like Cholly might be a likely given their talls. Ross should be a certainty now.
We managed that for the finals so hopefully can build on that.Prioritising and winning centre clearance should be the key structural change we make for the rest of 2021. Can no longer rely on simply winning the ball back in defence.
If that is the case then we could be in trouble.Yep. Looks like Cholly might be a likely given their talls. Ross should be a certainty now.
Much rather bring in Miller and free Grimes up to play Vlastuin's role. Chol has had more than enough chancesIf that is the case then we could be in trouble.
Chol tries hard but for me he does not cut the mustard.
Prestia was the guy and so was Bolton. Missing Dion now though.We managed that for the finals so hopefully can build on that.
Well the likely inclusion of Jack Ross might really help against Poort's supposed 'bull' midfielders. This description from the Saturday praccy match against the Skunks in a come-from-behind win is encouraging:Prioritising and winning centre clearance should be the key structural change we make for the rest of 2021. Can no longer rely on simply winning the ball back in defence.
Yes but we lost Presto early and Cotch struggling to some extent too. But no doubt midfield must lift. Jack Ross deserves his chance at a full game replacing Dion.Sounds like us. Our biggest possession winners were Short and Baker.
I was in Adelaide for the Port game in 2019. Ross was superb. Time to give him an extended run.Well the likely inclusion of Jack Ross might really help against Poort's supposed 'bull' midfielders. This description from the Saturday praccy match against the Skunks in a come-from-behind win is encouraging:
J. Ross: 21 D, 2.0, 10 i50, 9 TCK
"Ross mauled Levi Greenwood at the opening bounce, he then sought body contact from anyone wearing black and white.
The unyielding midfielder slotted the opening goal of the game after being rewarded for his unflinching attack on the ball and the man.
Ross muscled his way past two Collingwood defenders to draw a free kick for high contact and then converted his set-shot.
The midfield maestro finished the game with two goals, after a thumping goal from outside 50 in the last quarter."
Hasn’t been given that run since his injury, which is a pity, because I think he deserves that and could be one of our next big things if given the opportunity.I was in Adelaide for the Port game in 2019. Ross was superb. Time to give him an extended run.