Disco08 said:Thanks mate. His TOG/disposal/CP numbers are starting to look a little like Foley's a couple of years ago.
tigers#7 said:Lidsand, isnt it about time to change the name
tigers#7 said:Lidsand, isnt it about time to change the name
Disco08 said:Are there many other players in the AFL who rack up plenty of touches, tackles, contested possessions and kick a few goals that have real problems Skills?
Pressure around the stoppages Disco forces Tambling out of the contest early.Disco08 said:Spectating at stoppages is his real problem?
GoodOne said:Yep I think the real problem with Tambling is the perception of some supporters who really don't know much about what it takes to become an AFL player and that it doesn't happen overnight. I haven't seen any real major deficiencies in Tambling's game this year, in fact I have seen him lead by example. I'm sure some would still be making weak arguments even if Tambling was on top of every statistic in teh book.
Skills said:Pressure around the stoppages Disco forces Tambling out of the contest early.
Absolutely. It's this area of his game (and his kicking) that will ultimately determine just how far we rate him as a footballer.Disco08 said:I don't disagree, but this would be an area where he'd have a good chance of improving wouldn't it?
Yes. You must be watching alot of replays lately.Disco08 said:One thing that I will say has been very good from him this year is his natural use of his left foot. He absolutely looks to me like a true two-sided player now.
Who's getting personal, I wasn't necessarily referring to youSkills said:No need to get personal GoodOne, this thread should be used to critique his game...and to celebrate a 100 page journey. ;D
Skills said:Yes. You must be watching alot of replays lately.
This is very important, especially coming out of the middle.
In any given contest at AFL level, the very good players think with both sides of their body.