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R1 vs Port Adelaide: Who was your top 3, WORST on ground?

1 - Walker
[ 13 ] (9.9%)
2 - Menzel (starting sub)
[ 1 ] (0.8%)
3 - Murphy
[ 0 ] (0%)
4 - Gibbs
[ 0 ] (0%)
6 - Simpson
[ 0 ] (0%)
8 - Kreuzer
[ 23 ] (17.6%)
10 - Watson
[ 12 ] (9.2%)
11 - Warnock
[ 5 ] (3.8%)
12 - Robinson
[ 20 ] (15.3%)
13 - Yarran
[ 0 ] (0%)
14 - McLean
[ 8 ] (6.1%)
23 - Henderson
[ 3 ] (2.3%)
26 - McInness
[ 26 ] (19.8%)
28 - Bell (subbed off)
[ 4 ] (3.1%)
30 - Waite
[ 1 ] (0.8%)
33 - Everitt
[ 0 ] (0%)
35 - Curnow
[ 0 ] (0%)
38 - Garlett
[ 10 ] (7.6%)
39 - Thomas
[ 2 ] (1.5%)
40 - Jamison
[ 1 ] (0.8%)
42 - Tuohy
[ 2 ] (1.5%)
46 - Ellard
[ 0 ] (0%)

Total Members Voted: 51

Voting closed: March 29, 2014, 07:39:02 am

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Re: R1 - WORST on ground

Reply #15
Here is an idea out from left field. How about we recruit players who are hard at it and can kick the football too?

There is only a handful of that type in the league, the others are more common, but we can only hope!
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Re: R1 - WORST on ground

Reply #16
Robinson and Bell both got plenty, early in Bell's case, yet they both butchered the ball mercilessly!

If you go to all the trouble of getting it, don't give it back!

I've been playing that tune for a while now. People keep telling me that they are required players who do the hard stuff.

I'd prefer soft players who can hit a target rather than tough players who cannot.

Here is an idea out from left field. How about we recruit players who are hard at it and can kick the football too?

I reckon we tried with our first round pick. ;)

Re: R1 - WORST on ground

Reply #17
Here is an idea out from left field. How about we recruit players who are hard at it and can kick the football too?

There is only a handful of that type in the league, the others are more common, but we can only hope!

Talk to Messrs Kernahan, Gleeson, OSullivan, McKay, Hughes Rodgers and Swan as to why....

I recall in the halcyon days - no one could get a game at Carlton if they couldn't kick....

Re: R1 - WORST on ground

Reply #18
Robinson and Bell both got plenty, early in Bell's case, yet they both butchered the ball mercilessly!

If you go to all the trouble of getting it, don't give it back!

I've been playing that tune for a while now. People keep telling me that they are required players who do the hard stuff.

I'd prefer soft players who can hit a target rather than tough players who cannot.

Here is an idea out from left field. How about we recruit players who are hard at it and can kick the football too?

I reckon we tried with our first round pick. ;)

Not sure Cripps is seen as an elite kick, along with his endurance its an area he needs to improve, ditto for Graham and Buckley who also need to improve their kicking.

Re: R1 - WORST on ground

Reply #19
Robinson and Bell both got plenty, early in Bell's case, yet they both butchered the ball mercilessly!

If you go to all the trouble of getting it, don't give it back!

I've been playing that tune for a while now. People keep telling me that they are required players who do the hard stuff.

I'd prefer soft players who can hit a target rather than tough players who cannot.

Here is an idea out from left field. How about we recruit players who are hard at it and can kick the football too?

I reckon we tried with our first round pick. ;)

Not sure Cripps is seen as an elite kick, along with his endurance its an area he needs to improve, ditto for Graham and Buckley who also need to improve their kicking.

He is not an elite kick, but he doesn't have to be to be an upgrade on Bell and Robbo. ;)

Re: R1 - WORST on ground

Reply #20
He is not an elite kick, but he doesn't have to be to be an upgrade on Bell and Robbo. ;)

He is not bad by foot, but he is way slower than Bell and Robbo so I doubt he will find enough space to use his feet. He is going to be an in and under type, a rotation / replacement for Carrazzo, McLean and Judd working on the inside.
The Force Awakens!

Re: R1 - WORST on ground

Reply #21
Robinson and Bell both got plenty, early in Bell's case, yet they both butchered the ball mercilessly!

If you go to all the trouble of getting it, don't give it back!

I've been playing that tune for a while now. People keep telling me that they are required players who do the hard stuff.

I'd prefer soft players who can hit a target rather than tough players who cannot.

Here is an idea out from left field. How about we recruit players who are hard at it and can kick the football too?

I reckon we tried with our first round pick. ;)

Not sure Cripps is seen as an elite kick, along with his endurance its an area he needs to improve, ditto for Graham and Buckley who also need to improve their kicking.

He is not an elite kick, but he doesn't have to be to be an upgrade on Bell and Robbo. ;)


Fair point..especially with Robbo, thought Bell was better and was surprised when he was subbed off...

Re: R1 - WORST on ground

Reply #22
@EB1
Good point, why wasn't Robbo subbed off?
Reality always wins in the end.

Re: R1 - WORST on ground

Reply #23
Robbo was easily our worst player last night. He fkn did my head in.
Every single time he got the ball he just bombed it forward with zero poise and even less thought.
He even missed a sitter after a great passage of play.
He's been around long enough now. He ain't gonna change.
Magoos from now on !

Re: R1 - WORST on ground

Reply #24
Robinson.  Robinson. Robinson. Robinson. Robinson robinson robinson.     :(

Re: R1 - WORST on ground

Reply #25
Robbo was easily our worst player last night. He fkn did my head in.
Every single time he got the ball he just bombed it forward with zero poise and even less thought.
He even missed a sitter after a great passage of play.
He's been around long enough now. He ain't gonna change.
Magoos from now on !

McInnes for me....cant stick a tackle on a smaller player ie Gray and gets outmarked by smaller players and if he does get the footy only John Butcher is more comical too watch when disposing of it....

Re: R1 - WORST on ground

Reply #26
To all the people who are voting Robinson for not looking, bombing the ball long and turning it over.

My question is this...
What have you seen from him in the past that tells you different?

Re: R1 - WORST on ground

Reply #27
To all the people who are voting Robinson for not looking, bombing the ball long and turning it over.

My question is this...
What have you seen from him in the past that tells you different?
He did butcher the ball, but atleast he got his friggen hands on it.. I voted worst on ground by who may as well not even have been out there..

Re: R1 - WORST on ground

Reply #28
My friend was at the game and was talking to me today. He said Walker, Robinson and Kreuzer were terrible for us last night. He said he would trade each of them for a can of baked beans at the moment. He is a good judge of what he watches and said he has seen the worst game Kreuzer might ever play. So much so, that if he plays any worse he needs to be dropped for 3 or 4 weeks to learn what he needs to do before we trade him.
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Re: R1 - WORST on ground

Reply #29
Its extremely sad that we need a thread titled R1 Worst on Ground.
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