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Robbie Tarrant - Welcome to the Jungle
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Bloody unforgivable. Nank guilty as well. Why on earth try to mark it with opponents there contesting too? Another vital goal that cost the game.
But I thought Taz played a better game aside from those two glaring mistakes, for a player of his experience.
Great defensive game yesterday, was clearly hampered with one hand and took a heavy knock as well.
Was easily in our best. Made mincemeat of Tomageriatric.
The boss burned Miller for Tarrant and Tarrant responded. Notwithstanding the concussion. 15 minutes off the ground for that.
Is classy at his best and is close to that.
The boss burned Miller for Tarrant and Tarrant responded. Notwithstanding the concussion. 15 minutes off the ground for that.
Is classy at his best and is close to that.
Unbelievable performance to thrash Hawkins just a week after busting his hand.
Twice went back with flight and got hammered but kept going. Finally got to see the AA we thought we stole.
Hopefully gets his confidence back, took some nice grabs which is what I remember him for his aerial work.
Hopefully gets his confidence back, took some nice grabs which is what I remember him for his aerial work.
Winning a lot of respect from his team mates and supporters over the past two weeks. First playing with the broken knuckle, then playing after surgery and then going back with the flight and ripping Shovekins a new one.
Went to the game. And watched the replay late last night.
Tarrant was even better than I thought at the game. Sure, there was no Josh Kennedy, but he was still damn good. 2 weeks in a row now he's been very good after buildng for a few weeks before that. Closing speed seemed better yesterday too.
Maybe he was getting over an injury like Dimma said and getting used to our system. Love the way Dimma backed him in earlier in the year, when many of us - myself included - were wishy washy on whether he was cooked already.
Surely he's rapt to be playing at the MCG almost every game too.
Tarrant was even better than I thought at the game. Sure, there was no Josh Kennedy, but he was still damn good. 2 weeks in a row now he's been very good after buildng for a few weeks before that. Closing speed seemed better yesterday too.
Maybe he was getting over an injury like Dimma said and getting used to our system. Love the way Dimma backed him in earlier in the year, when many of us - myself included - were wishy washy on whether he was cooked already.
Surely he's rapt to be playing at the MCG almost every game too.
Just looks more confident in our system. Positioning … going for his marks… big spoils. Reckon he has a big role come September.
He's been fine. But one thing I find quite frustrating, and it ain't Tarrant's fault, both Tarrant and Gibcus tend to do big spoils to the front of the pack. But none of our players are there. We have a fair idea where the punches are likely to go, where are the ground players to at least pressure the opposition after we spoil their marks?
Need a bit more connection there.
To get back on topic, Tarrant was well worth picking up. Even if he ended up being just for depth, unlikely with all his experience, he was still worth getting.
DS
Need a bit more connection there.
To get back on topic, Tarrant was well worth picking up. Even if he ended up being just for depth, unlikely with all his experience, he was still worth getting.
DS
Grudgingly I have to accept he has shown some good signs over the previous three weeks and currently worth his place in the team but he ain't no Astbury.
