Leysy Days said:On a night where the coaching staff got nearly everything right, leysy thinks we got this wrong. It was blatant 5 minutes in Milne was going to have too many smarts for Reece.
Leysy could understand it if conca was learning a position he us going to play down the track, but we all know he's going to be moved up the ground. Just not sure what purpose it served other than giving st kilda An avenue to win the game and possibly help lose a young kids confidence.
Phar Ace said:BUT, are we crossing the white line the win the game or teach lessons, because it is very hard to do both?
LidsBling&Cotch said:anyone see that one handed pickup in the wet?
TigerForce said:And Bruce called him Jackson.......
gustiger12 said:That wouldn't be hard, they look very alike, however he should have known Jacko could never have executed that pick up in the wet ;D
Phar Ace said:I buy the (Bigbob) argument that it is good to give kids a player to learn off, which is why, as someone else said, give him Montagna, better still Dal Santo - BUT, are we crossing the white line the win the game or teach lessons, because it is very hard to do both?
gustiger12 said:That wouldn't be hard, they look very alike, however he should have known Jacko could never have executed that pick up in the wet ;D
Col.W.Kurtz said:Is dan Jackson capable of getting an uncontested possession?
Dyer'ere said:Not a loose ball get. Unless it's at a centre bounce. Has his moments then, Colonel. But yeah. Old school roving's not his caper.
Just a couple of times, Conca has demonstrated some very precocious roving skills, showing us the type of player he might become.
BTW, I was pretty happy with the match up on Milne and Beavis's perseverance. Conca seems to have these confidence issues that disappear quickly. I know he got a bit of a hiding from Milne but if he'd turned one or two of those contests around he may have just gone quantum on Steven "Therapist" Milne's arse.
Bearing in mind that Conca's tank will be a little chink in his armour in his first season (agree, GoodOne) I hope Butthead's mate keeps giving him tough assignments and sticking with him. He might be somebody special. Dimma seems to think so.
GoodOne said:Hmm. Always thought King really coming into his own when he started playing that defensive forward role. Didn't have a great record against the smaller nimble forwards, then again we've never been able to find someone who can close that type of player down. The problem with Milne is he's a confidence player. Once he gets that confidence up there's no stopping him. Shut him down early and he often sooks his way through the rest of the game.
Wouldn,t quite go that far.tigersnake said:Exactly right. King is not a defender. His rise started as soon as he was moved forward.
. He could be the best yet of our top 10 guns.
GEDS1 said:I think he is a good kid and will develop nicely although he seems to lack a burst of speed off the mark.
Heppell looks very, very good and at this stage IMO is well ahead of Reece.
Clean footballer . Still lots to learn , give him 2 years max and he will be there.MightyTiger said:After watching Heppell very closely in his first 2 games, I can easily say that we have not made a mistake on this one.
Crumpet_Avenger said:Use them to win you matches. Goals win matches...
Baloo said:And when our #1 focus is to win games, we might start doingn that.
But building a solid base for the future is our #1 goal this year.