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Round 13: the Crystal Pepsi games.
- Thread starter Redford
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all over. Melbourne too scrappy, cough it up under pressure. Melbourne 3 or 4 posters and a fingernail goal review, could be a lot closer, but whatever.
Gawn seems to look at some of these Melbourne players looking through them thinking "but this was supposed to be our dynasty"
The scoreboard gap reflects the skills gap: the Skunks disposal efficiency and much more dynamic ball movement is far superior, and the reason they are the '23 premiers. Their FL remains open while the Dees is always congested. Far deadlier shooting at goals.
MCrae's system, inherited/developed by the Tigers but with much more skillful disposal, stands up despite significant injuries; new players like Harrison and Dean fit in seamlessly.
They are not the best team in total but are the most efficient with their intense tackling and constant numbers around the ball, and excellent kicking.
MCrae's system, inherited/developed by the Tigers but with much more skillful disposal, stands up despite significant injuries; new players like Harrison and Dean fit in seamlessly.
They are not the best team in total but are the most efficient with their intense tackling and constant numbers around the ball, and excellent kicking.
Can’t see them making the 8 anymore. Especially now Petracca is done for a while. Similar injury ruined Dusty’s career…
Does Gawn just bend us over??
That's the weakest Collingwood in the last 3yrs and they are still bending them over.
Melbourne are shiiit
That's the weakest Collingwood in the last 3yrs and they are still bending them over.
Melbourne are shiiit
I’ve seen a a few occasions where a smaller teammate has tried to replace May as the man on the mark and tell May to get down the ground to defend (which I assume is a team rule, makes sense to have your no.1 defender down where the ball is about to go so he can defend it) but May has just ignored them and stayed on the mark. I thought he looked selfish.
Don't worry, Zips, I said that at the time. I was one of Clarke's biggest critics for the excess of flankers and 'midgets'.
BTW, for his critics, not a bad game by JVR today; he's progressing.
A scarecrow would do better.
He hasn't made 1 change to change the course of the game.
