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Re: Post Game Analysis: AFL 2021 Rd 1: Carlton vs Richmond

Reply #105
There was good things, things we need to work on but even so we were a straight kick from taking the lead against a side that has won 3 of the last 4 flags with 5 min to go. We don't need to overanalyse it, which we all tend to do, just know where we were deficient compared to the best. Nice to know we weren't far off with still quite a bit to work on. As long as we work on it.

Re: Post Game Analysis: AFL 2021 Rd 1: Carlton vs Richmond

Reply #106
Thats 1 more string than LOB. ;)

He has a huge tank, a hard body and a defensive mindset.......that screams tagger to me. As i said, an Ed replacement.
If not him, who takes over the tagging role from Ed? Kennedy is too slow. Stocker is an option, but we haven't seen enough of him i don't think.



Ok fair points.

I just like to see young players that even if it’s once a blue moon give me a glimpse of ability. With Cottrell I see a poor mans Robbo but maybe an Ed replacement is an option for him.

Re: Post Game Analysis: AFL 2021 Rd 1: Carlton vs Richmond

Reply #107
Throughout the game he was pointing out our dumb moves,  lack of awareness, poor tactics, inability to control the pace of the game etc. All, to me anyway, signs of a leadership vacuum. I'm sure if we had his onfield leadership we would be a much better team.

Cheers Cookie.

Re: Post Game Analysis: AFL 2021 Rd 1: Carlton vs Richmond

Reply #108
Saw this somewhere else so hope it's right. After the 20 minute mark in each qtr. Richmond scored 10.5. 65 to Carlton 1.6.12.

Can happen in round 1. Some sides are more match ready than others. On the positive side we gave the the reigning back to back premiers a hiding for the first 20 min of each qtr overall. Composure and fitness.

Re: Post Game Analysis: AFL 2021 Rd 1: Carlton vs Richmond

Reply #109
Saw this somewhere else so hope it's right. After the 20 minute mark in each qtr. Richmond scored 10.5. 65 to Carlton 1.6.12.

Can happen in round 1. Some sides are more match ready than others. On the positive side we gave the the reigning back to back premiers a hiding for the first 20 min of each qtr overall. Composure and fitness.
Tigers are usually slow starters to the season apart from their usual 1st up wins vs us, it was like watching a replay of previous seasons. They started pre season later didnt they? thought we should be fitter?

Re: Post Game Analysis: AFL 2021 Rd 1: Carlton vs Richmond

Reply #110
Tigers are usually slow starters to the season apart from their usual 1st up wins vs us, it was like watching a replay of previous seasons. They started pre season later didnt they? thought we should be fitter?
They are very well established. Won't take them long to get fit and they have a much stronger background. Some sides just take to the first game better than others. Others need the hitout.

Re: Post Game Analysis: AFL 2021 Rd 1: Carlton vs Richmond

Reply #111
Too true - Pitto is good around the ground but not so good in the centre square ruck contests.
Indeed. Pitto isn't the right matchup for all ruckman, but he is what we have at the moment. Tom de Koning would be a better matchup, as he can jump all over any Richmond ruck. But he won't be there for a while yet.
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Re: Post Game Analysis: AFL 2021 Rd 1: Carlton vs Richmond

Reply #112
I must be watching a different player to the coaches, he missed Murphy last night from 10-15m away, he doesn't this all the time IMO. I don't share everyone love for this bloke, never have. SPS epitomises where we are at, we have too many that don't contribute enough for long enough. Richmond to man showed us what it takes to win arm wrestles.
And Ill just say this, Doc better fix the fumbles or he can play in the twos also.
Doc hasn't got his touch back yet. That is not a big surprise. But he will get it back, if he can remain uninjured.
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Re: Post Game Analysis: AFL 2021 Rd 1: Carlton vs Richmond

Reply #113
Just watched the replay as I missed big chunks on game night.

1. Good overall effort. We pushed them hard - a few moments of lack of composure (Dow, LOB, Harry, Doc) cost us dearly. A few players below par (SPS, Doc, Willo, Smurf) but a few unexpected performers (OMac, Fogarty).

2. If Dow had kicked the goal with 6m left on the clock (and he should have) and put us in front, it's an entirely different game. Then a no free kick to Big Levi......

3. Our players looked very heavy in the legs i.e. slow across the ground. Why?

4. Who will make way for Williams and Martin? JSOS clearly will be out, then Willo or LOB next....Kennedy has performed very strongly in the 2s too (and Stocker not far behind him). Matt is a like for like replacement for JSOS with his midfield grunt a bonus - he's a footy player first and foremost and not at all slow (now he's injury free). Martin for Murphy i would do, but doubt Teague will.

5. Pies were very so so last night. If we can't put them away comfortably, we are a joke still....



Finals, then 4 in a row!

Re: Post Game Analysis: AFL 2021 Rd 1: Carlton vs Richmond

Reply #114
Just watched the replay as I missed big chunks on game night.

1. Good overall effort. We pushed them hard - a few moments of lack of composure (Dow, LOB, Harry, Doc) cost us dearly. A few players below par (SPS, Doc, Willo, Smurf) but a few unexpected performers (OMac, Fogarty).

2. If Dow had kicked the goal with 6m left on the clock (and he should have) and put us in front, it's an entirely different game. Then a no free kick to Big Levi......

3. Our players looked very heavy in the legs i.e. slow across the ground. Why?

4. Who will make way for Williams and Martin? JSOS clearly will be out, then Willo or LOB next....Kennedy has performed very strongly in the 2s too (and Stocker not far behind him). Matt is a like for like replacement for JSOS with his midfield grunt a bonus - he's a footy player first and foremost and not at all slow (now he's injury free). Martin for Murphy i would do, but doubt Teague will.

5. Pies were very so so last night. If we can't put them away comfortably, we are a joke still....




Agree with that. To Dows crucial miss, I'd add the lairising by H (play on in the goals square and the play on hook kick from the mark virtaully in front) and Walsh (banana kick from straight in front), they most definitely could have changed the course of the game in my view. Play the %s boys.
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Re: Post Game Analysis: AFL 2021 Rd 1: Carlton vs Richmond

Reply #115
Agree with that. To Dows crucial miss, I'd add the lairising by H (play on in the goals square and the play on hook kick from the mark virtaully in front) and Walsh (banana kick from straight in front), they most definitely could have changed the course of the game in my view. Play the %s boys.

Yes, H was not tuned in....at all. But if that's his first gear. looking forward to seeing the rest of them.

2.6 in the 3rd quarter cost us dearly too.

As Teague said, the Tigers simply handled the big moments a lot better.

Our boys should be annoyed with themselves really.
Finals, then 4 in a row!

Re: Post Game Analysis: AFL 2021 Rd 1: Carlton vs Richmond

Reply #116
Tigers are usually slow starters to the season apart from their usual 1st up wins vs us, it was like watching a replay of previous seasons. They started pre season later didnt they? thought we should be fitter?

A lot of the Richmond players came back before Christmas from what I heard. So maybe not that much more fitter, maybe just a better team ATM

Re: Post Game Analysis: AFL 2021 Rd 1: Carlton vs Richmond

Reply #117
A lot of the Richmond players came back before Christmas from what I heard. So maybe not the much more fitter, maybe just a better team ATM
Better skills show in these high possession high speed high fatigue games, the key difference was those 3 or 4 moments when we gave them easy possession due to skill errors.
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Re: Post Game Analysis: AFL 2021 Rd 1: Carlton vs Richmond

Reply #118
Just finished watching the game in it's entirety. Yep, as many have already stated, just too many f-ups cost us dearly. Overall I think we were an improve on the team that played same time last year. Saad was super impressive. Walsh, bloody hell. We certainly have a future Brownlow medalist here. No doubt. It's disappointing, AGAIN, but I would be way, way more  p!@@ed off if we don't play like that next week against the filth. If we maintain that standard, tidy up on the mistakes we should cover them COMFORTABLY.

 

Re: Post Game Analysis: AFL 2021 Rd 1: Carlton vs Richmond

Reply #119
Just watched the replay as I missed big chunks on game night.

1. Good overall effort. We pushed them hard - a few moments of lack of composure (Dow, LOB, Harry, Doc) cost us dearly. A few players below par (SPS, Doc, Willo, Smurf) but a few unexpected performers (OMac, Fogarty). - Agreed. Just some extra composer at crucial times.

2. If Dow had kicked the goal with 6m left on the clock (and he should have) and put us in front, it's an entirely different game. Then a no free kick to Big Levi...... - Heard footsteps I would say. Just before he kicks it he looks to his right and there is a Richmond player bearing down on him which probable made him rush his kick, otherwise he could of taken a few more steps and steadied before kicking.

3. Our players looked very heavy in the legs i.e. slow across the ground. Why? - Maybe many reasons for this. They are a season team and have played in finals for the last few years. Has to have some effect on them as the team.

4. Who will make way for Williams and Martin? JSOS clearly will be out, then Willo or LOB next....Kennedy has performed very strongly in the 2s too (and Stocker not far behind him). Matt is a like for like replacement for JSOS with his midfield grunt a bonus - he's a footy player first and foremost and not at all slow (now he's injury free). Martin for Murphy i would do, but doubt Teague will. - Williams straight in. LOB in trouble and Martin/Eddie in for maybe Gibbons. I like Gibbons, just as bit slow and can be caught out at times. Bambam for SOS.

5. Pies were very so so last night. If we can't put them away comfortably, we are a joke still.... - Pies will come out hard after last nights showing. Cannot take them lightly.

Just to add to this, I  was really pissed at SPS for his pathetic effort at tackling Lynch in the last quarter. With 6:26 to go in the last quarter, he tries to bump Lynch who is running into the forward line. He bounces of Lynch who does not even break stride. I gave it to him and in no uncertain terms.