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Reply #255 –
Best game I've seen from him this year... apart from the screwing points.

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Reply #256 –
No doubt there was
What will he bring next week?

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Reply #257 –
Played well last night but his set shots for a player of his talents is not good enough.

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Reply #258 –
He was fantastic last night but could still do so much better. Has lost all confidence and what he produced was just pure talent shining through. To see him pass of balls from kickable positions inside 50m shows just where his self belief is at.
Ignorance is bliss.

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Reply #259 –
Quote from: PassIt2Carrots on
He was fantastic last night but could still do so much better. Has lost all confidence and what he produced was just pure talent shining through. To see him pass of balls from kickable positions inside 50m shows just where his self belief is at.

Spot on PI2C - clearly has the yips in front of goal, confidence in his kicking is shot. Can no longer be tagged an 'elite kick' as he once was.
Football is life, there is nothing else....

Re: Chris Yarran has gone backwards.

Reply #260 –
Quote from: PassIt2Carrots on
He was fantastic last night but could still do so much better. Has lost all confidence and what he produced was just pure talent shining through. To see him pass of balls from kickable positions inside 50m shows just where his self belief is at.

Do you think he will ever play consistently?

To me he will be one of those players that will tear it up one week and go missing the next.

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Reply #261 –
Quote from: LanceRomance on
Quote from: PassIt2Carrots on
He was fantastic last night but could still do so much better. Has lost all confidence and what he produced was just pure talent shining through. To see him pass of balls from kickable positions inside 50m shows just where his self belief is at.

Do you think he will ever play consistently?

To me he will be one of those players that will tear it up one week and go missing the next.



He's only 22, if he was still flashing in and out of games at 26 you'd be concerned. Easily fixed play him down back, he'll beat his man and any offensive run is a bonus.
Ignorance is bliss.

ONWARDS AND UPWARDS!

Re: Chris Yarran has gone backwards.

Reply #262 –
Quote from: PassIt2Carrots on
Quote from: LanceRomance on
Quote from: PassIt2Carrots on
He was fantastic last night but could still do so much better. Has lost all confidence and what he produced was just pure talent shining through. To see him pass of balls from kickable positions inside 50m shows just where his self belief is at.

Do you think he will ever play consistently?

To me he will be one of those players that will tear it up one week and go missing the next.



He's only 22, if he was still flashing in and out of games at 26 you'd be concerned. Easily fixed play him down back, he'll beat his man and any offensive run is a bonus.
I'd be tempted to play him at Half back. His run was excellent from there and set up attacks. At the moment, he is stagnating forward.
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Reply #263 –
I didn't think his game was as good as many on here are claiming.

Maybe cause I focus on the amount of times he stops a second before possible contact and that sh1ts me so much that I don't notice what he does when he has the ball.

He stopped instead on running straight at the ball in the contest when hocking elbowed him. Happened just before the incident.

If we are serious about becoming a real team either he shows more courage or IMO he's trade bait.

His skills are not good enough to be that soft and get away with it.

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Reply #264 –
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Quote from: PassIt2Carrots on
He was fantastic last night but could still do so much better. Has lost all confidence and what he produced was just pure talent shining through. To see him pass of balls from kickable positions inside 50m shows just where his self belief is at.

Do you think he will ever play consistently?

To me he will be one of those players that will tear it up one week and go missing the next.

This exposes the real lack of leadership we have at the club. The sort of blokes who would demand he play to his ability every week and get in his face.
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Reply #265 –
Yarran touted as being a trade target by Eagles in today's West Australian....What would we get, would we want.....?
 

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Reply #266 –
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Yarran touted as being a trade target by Eagles in today's West Australian....What would we get, would we want.....?

Andrew Gaff I would ask for.......more likely get offered Mitch Brown and a steaknife pick.

Maybe they might offer their first pick if they were really keen and want a 2nd rnd back.

I dont see  West Coast  going through unless Yarran really wants out himself......

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Reply #267 –
Quote from: ElwoodBlues1 on
Quote from: ADS on
Yarran touted as being a trade target by Eagles in today's West Australian....What would we get, would we want.....?

Andrew Gaff I would ask for.......more likely get offered Mitch Brown and a steaknife pick.

Maybe they might offer their first pick if they were really keen and want a 2nd rnd back.

I dont see that any West Coast  going through unless Yarran really wants out himself......
Also something to consider is if there is a change in coach and if he really wants Yazz.
Excuses year 1, blame year 2, contract extention year 3........

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Reply #268 –
I've formed the view, after watching his last couple of games, that Yarran is not looking for a move. OK if an approach were made he could change his mind, but he looks settled with us IMO.

He looks a bit unsure and tentative about what to do on occasions atm (obviously playing to instruction) and sure his kicking for goal is definitely off, but he has improved overall in the last 2 games.

I'm wondering if playing 3 amigos at the same time is a good idea too? If we do then Yarran has to play HBF or wing.

I think though that more likely one of the amigos will be gone in order to move toward getting the type of players we desperately need. One of the amigos will be sacrificed IMO - Eddie or Yarran. Was previously thinking Yarran, but now leaning more towards Eddie.
Reality always wins in the end.

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Reply #269 –
Yarran did seem to be around the contest a little more last night cookie which does make you wonder, no Garlett = more space for Yazz to work with? Also, could it be that the three amigos' collectively poor form is actually down to there being one too many up forward? Obviously the three have played far better in previous years with Yazz down back.
Ignorance is bliss.

ONWARDS AND UPWARDS!