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Robert Heatley Stand / Re: Jim Park Analysis 2024
Last post by crashlander -We dominated this game, but for the last 10 minutes, but Melbourne are a dangerous side and hard to score against.
Trends:
[1] There were 12 voters this round, which is 3 less than then last week's loss. Please, do take the time to vote. Everyone is appreciated.
[2] The rating was a 9.47, which is bwteeen an A- and B+. definitely not a whole number this week!
[3] 16 players managed a mention this week, which is incredible. Everyone out there did something of note.
[4] The average vote this week was 30. Much better than last week.
[5] 4 players managed 100 votes or more this week.
[6] Jacob Weitering was BOG with 292 votes, only a couple ahead of Sam Walsh ([color=limegreen]284 votes[/color]) . Cripps was next with 229 votes.
[7] Two players managed votes from everyone this week. A number of guys got close, like Cripps and Owies.
[8] Ollie Hollands had a good one, as did Cincotta.
[9] Our defenders and midfielders were the main area of vote getting, which tells you something of the game.
Votes:
Weitering, Jacob 292
Walsh, Sam 284
Cripps, Patrick 229
Owies, Matthew 166
Pittonet, Marc 87
Newman, Nicholas 75
Acres, Blake 75
Cincotta, Alex 47
Kennedy, Matthew 39
Cerra, Adam 32
Hollands, Oliver 28
Curnow, Charles 24
McGovern, Mitchell 20
Hewett, George 8
de Koning, Tom 8
Hollands, Elijah 8
Progressive Voting:
Patrick Cripps 2080
Sam Walsh 1424
Harry McKay 1315
Jacob Weitering 1056
Tom de Koning 841
George Hewett 751
Blake Acres 584
Charlie Curnow 546
Marc Pittonet 468
Mitch McGovern 454
Nic Newman 353
Adam Saad 310
Matthew Owies 274
Matthew Kennedy 273
Adam Cerra 262
Brodie Kemp 206
Matthew Cottrell 144
Jordan Boyd 126
Elijah Hollands 91
Zac Williams 85
Lachie Fogarty 68
Jack Carroll 64
Lewis Young 60
Alex Cincotta 53
Oliver Hollands 49
David Cunimngham 13
Orazio Fantasia 13
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Robert Heatley Stand / Re: AFL Rd 10 2024 Post Game Prognostications Carlton vs Sydney
Last post by laj -4
Robert Heatley Stand / Re: Jim Park Voting 2024 AFL Rd 9 Carlton vs Melbourne
Last post by crashlander -Rating: B+
We dominated the game until the last 10 minutes and should have won by more.
Votes:
[2] Jacob Weitering
[2] Patrick Cripps
[2] Sam Walsh
[1.5] Oliver Hollands
[1] Matthew Kennedy
[1] Adam Cerra
[1] Matthew Owies
[1] Charlie Curnow
[1] Marc Pittonet
[1] Alex Cincotta
[0.5] Nic Newman
[0.5] Mitch McGovern
[0.5] Blake Acres
Explanations:
I didn’t really have enough votes this week to reasonably cover the way our players performed over most of the night. We really did have some great performances.
[2] Jacob Weitering: The most dominant player on the ground. He destroyed his opponents and provided a lot of drive.
[2] Patrick Cripps: 35 possessions, 5 tackles, 5 clearances and could have been more if he’d got a free or two.
[2] Sam Walsh: 34 possessions, 11 tackles and 5 clearances. Says it all.
[1.5] Oliver Hollands: Probably his best game. He was fantastic early, but lost influence as the game went on.
[1] Matthew Kennedy: Extremely solid in the middle.
[1] Adam Cerra: We lost drive from the middle when Cincotta went off. He was excellent.
[1] Matthew Owies: 3 really important goals.
[1] Charlie Curnow: One of his better gams for the year, even though he didn’t get heaps of the ball.
[1] Marc Pittonet: Worked well against Gawn. When he was off in the last few minutes, Gawn got on top.
[1] Alex Cincotta: Deserves a lot more than 1 vote for destroying Pickett. A really good job in shutting him down and doing some great defensive work.
[0.5] Nic Newman: Solid
[0.5] Mitch McGovern: Brilliant early, showing why he is so important to our defence.
[0.5] Blake Acres: Did some good things and won his position.
Honourable Mentions:
Brodie Kemp: Deserves a mention for destroying his opponents.
Jordan Boyd: Like Kemp, he deserved a lot more than just a mention.
Tom de Koning: Dangerous as a forward, not so great in the ruck.
Harry McKay: A solid target at CHF.
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Robert Heatley Stand / Re: Jim Park Analysis 2024
Last post by crashlander -We lost by a kick and should have won, but really didn't play that well.
Trends:
[1] There were 15 voters this round, which is pretty good for a loss. Traditionally, fewer voters bother when we lose.
[2] The rating was a 8, which is an C. This is the 2nd time in 2 weeks that we averaged a whole number!
[3] 13 players managed a mention this week, which is only one less than last week. Again, it suggests that a lot of players made a contribution. The difference was that nobody seemed to dominate.
[4] The average vote this week was 26. This is the second lowest of the year so far.
[5] 5 players managed 100 votes or more this week. This usually indicates a win, but even these 5 voters were not as outstanding as others have been this season.
[6] Harry McKay was BOG this round with 260 votes . the other 4 100+ vote getters were all around the 160 mark.
[7] No player managed votes from everyone this week. A number of guys got close, but nobody was so significant that everyone recognized it.
[8] Not a lot from our younger players, as far as votes so anyway. Cincotta managed a mention, as did Elijah Hollands.
[9] Our defenders were the main area of vote getting, which suggested that the ball was spending too much time down there.
Votes:
McKay, Harrison 260
Weitering, Jacob 165
Newman, Nicholas 165
Walsh, Sam 160
Acres, Blake 150
Owies, Matthew 93
Hewett, George 65
de Koning, Tom 50
Pittonet, Marc 45
Cripps, Patrick 33
Hollands, Elijah 5
Young, Lewis 5
Cincotta, Alex 5
Progressive Voting:
Patrick Cripps 1851
Harry McKay 1315
Sam Walsh 1140
Tom de Koning 834
Jacob Weitering 764
George Hewett 743
Charlie Curnow 522
Blake Acres 509
Mitch McGovern 434
Marc Pittonet 381
Adam Saad 310
Nic Newman 278
Matthew Kennedy 234
Adam Cerra 231
Brodie Kemp 206
Matthew Cottrell 144
Jordan Boyd 126
Matthew Owies 108
Zac Williams 85
Elijah Hollands 83
Lachie Fogarty 68
Jack Carroll 64
Lewis Young 60
Oliver Hollands 22
David Cuningham 13
Orazio Fantasia 13
Alex Cincotta 5
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Robert Heatley Stand / Re: AFL Rd 10 2024 Post Game Prognostications Carlton vs Sydney
Last post by Lods -Many found wanting tonight, but the main concerns will be Weitering....
and Walsh
I wouldn't be surprised to hear that he's hurt that back again.
There was definitely something wrong, and it wasn't just after that heavy bump near the end
Walsh says it's fine...
https://www.carltonfc.com.au/video/1556819/press-conference-sam-walsh?videoId=1556819&modal=true&type=video&publishFrom=1715999267001&fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTEAAR2S692o719R2BwzJiIDTgEdp2DVZ5Z18U7XeCNjh6MtkZvFbNLbXGEPciE_aem_AU6PvI91aTIAELT32IfpR5U9jqkjWoCdkiK5HhSgqGg6qjsuwGSDY9BhEtwwI2kU6XRjRBNkFu-0eqUWsoulJ3He
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Blah-Blah Bar / Re: Trumpled (Alternative Leading)
Last post by PaulP -8
Blah-Blah Bar / Re: Trumpled (Alternative Leading)
Last post by Professer E -Putin is trying to complete Stalin's plans from 1945. Who thinks the tanks are going to stop at the Moselle next time?
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Blah-Blah Bar / Re: Trumpled (Alternative Leading)
Last post by ElwoodBlues1 -10
Blah-Blah Bar / Re: Trumpled (Alternative Leading)
Last post by LP -Without being overly dramatic...Folks probably said the same thing about Czechoslovakia and Poland in the late 1930s.The most shocking thing about this is how long it took for mainstream media to realise Putin has not target boundary, he won't stop.
Once Ukraine is 'annexed' where to next for a Russian president who seems intent on 'returning' Russian borders to something resembling the USSR