Mitch McGovern has been in very good form but he had a shocker on Friday. He is credited with only three effective disposals ... but he had five score involvements. How does that work? Are behinds counted as ineffective disposals?
Dean is a throwback to when the club was at its best and its great to see a young Blue come in with vigour and attitude.Dean Ison and Byrne will not shirk. Coupled with Cowan we are in good hands there.
Dean is a throwback to when the club was at its best and its great to see a young Blue come in with vigour and attitude.we said as much about jsos back in the day.
Dean is more special than he is though.
Dean is a throwback to when the club was at its best and its great to see a young Blue come in with vigour and attitude.we said as much about jsos back in the day.
Dean is more special than he is though.
Dean is a throwback to when the club was at its best and its great to see a young Blue come in with vigour and attitude.
Scott Camporeale was indeed one of the best mids, as he had the tank to run hard all day and enough pace to break the lines. Then, with his excellent kicking, he drove the ball a long way forward, often to advantage.
It was disappointing when neither of the twins seemed to have his huge tank or the potentiality of his kicking. Both of the boys can run well, but just don't have that extra pace, especially late in games.
However, I don't think they can't improve their pace, both of them.
Patrick Cripps, early in his career, did a lot of work with some running coaches to develop his running. He will never be quick, but he made the most of what he had. He worked on his explosiveness. I would like to see the twins take the same path, and develop that burst. It would do both of them the world of good and might even give them enough time to get their kicks right.
We need a young Scott in the side more than we do a young Ben or a young Lucas.
Are we talking about Scott Camporeale? If so, there was a patch when he played for us where he was a premier midfielder in the comp. His ability to receive, run carry, distribute or kick goals himself was elite. Broke my heart when he defected.Scott Camporeale was indeed one of the best mids, as he had the tank to run hard all day and enough pace to break the lines. Then, with his excellent kicking, he drove the ball a long way forward, often to advantage.
It was disappointing when neither of the twins seemed to have his huge tank or the potentiality of his kicking. Both of the boys can run well, but just don't have that extra pace, especially late in games.
However, I don't think they can't improve their pace, both of them.
Patrick Cripps, early in his career, did a lot of work with some running coaches to develop his running. He will never be quick, but he made the most of what he had. He worked on his explosiveness. I would like to see the twins take the same path, and develop that burst. It would do both of them the world of good and might even give them enough time to get their kicks right.
I wanted to give Smith votes, but he missed so many targets I feel I must not reward mediocrity. Fans bag Florent, but that game from Smith was possibly the worst kicking game I've seen from any AFL player this season.
PS; I realise he copped a bit of a corky, but he was missing well before that happened.
Indeed. The Old Man was solid, but unspectacular. Both the boys are better in the air. We just need to see more of it. Some of it is body strength, as they are often out-bodied at this point. Another few kg of muscle and I hope it will be different.Are we talking about Scott Camporeale? If so, there was a patch when he played for us where he was a premier midfielder in the comp. His ability to receive, run carry, distribute or kick goals himself was elite. Broke my heart when he defected.