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Welcome to the Tiggers - Daniel Butler
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easy_tiger
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just watched it again a few times.
he meant it.
and it took precocious to another level.
1 point up in the last.
But the thing is, the defender inside him assumed he was going for goal and kind of stopped.
if he had of handballed to jack or george, the defender may well have intercepted or tackled the recipient.
it was outrageous. Geezer seems to get uniquer by the game.
he meant it.
and it took precocious to another level.
1 point up in the last.
But the thing is, the defender inside him assumed he was going for goal and kind of stopped.
if he had of handballed to jack or george, the defender may well have intercepted or tackled the recipient.
it was outrageous. Geezer seems to get uniquer by the game.
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spook said:
he should be fully realised by 100 games,
and probably able to levitate above packs, and bend the ball in flight.
and *smile* like that.
spook said:
Eddie was right. That little chip pass was manufactured not luck. I reckon he practices these.
did that (same sort of kick) in the pre season game too v North at Princes Park. Its just how he plays the game.
Should have just drilled it on the left
Just had another look, 100% was going to Georgie, he looks at him, Jack comes with momentum from more behind his vision and just chops it off with brilliant hands, bang goal.
Just had another look, 100% was going to Georgie, he looks at him, Jack comes with momentum from more behind his vision and just chops it off with brilliant hands, bang goal.
Mr Brightside said:
If it gets to George, may not have happened.
How good was Jack? Not too many players can read it and play as instinctively as our Jack.
Baloo said:
Yep, this really changed things up for us. Rancey talked last year of the difference this made when Blake brought it in. Key issue is it doesn't matter which disposal option you take as long as you make the pass. Then it will be the right disposal. This basically enables everyone to play to their strengths. If one bloke is worried about his short kicking he might kick long or handball and vice versa.
The one big change between the last 12 months and before is how much more confident we have become in decision making and this builds belief between the whole group and why they trust each other to win the ball and make the pass and then get ahead of the ball.
I don’t think Harry is saying that. Butler’s dinky plays have cost us a lot more goals than they have contributed IMO so it’s about that individual player understanding his talents better.Baloo said:
lamb22 said:
It's not only the man with the ball, it's everyone else too. Instead of running patterns, they sum up the situation and run forward to give the ball carrier options. Our game plan is as unstructured as you can be. It's got to be very hard to coach against.
Giardiasis said:
He was saying exactly that. What he should have done in that situation, how he should play, what he should do more of, what he shouldn't do. That's Scott Brothers coaching. Our new age cuddle coaching is a lot simpler: "You're here because you can play the game, now go out, back yourself in and play it".
