The Team - Round 10 vs Sydney
The Team - Round 10 vs Sydney
Interesting omissions.
In:
Laycock
Bolton
Welsh
Out:
Camporeale
Cole
Dyson
Fletcher Ryder Michael
McVeigh Bolton Stanton
Peverill Watson Slattery
Welsh Lucas Davey
M.Johnson Lloyd Hird
Hille McPhee Winderlich
J.Johnson Monfries Laycock Houli
Camporeale Johns Nash
In:
Laycock
Bolton
Welsh
Out:
Camporeale
Cole
Dyson
Fletcher Ryder Michael
McVeigh Bolton Stanton
Peverill Watson Slattery
Welsh Lucas Davey
M.Johnson Lloyd Hird
Hille McPhee Winderlich
J.Johnson Monfries Laycock Houli
Camporeale Johns Nash
Horses for courses. This is a good team.
I'm glad Dyson, Campo and Cole have been ommited. Shows we are not rewarding mediocre efforts.
Great to see Welsh back, I love him up forward take strong grabs and can work at ground level. I hope he gets up for it.
McVeigh, Slatts and Davey are the key to this game. If Welsh doesn't get up I would love to see Nash in there as well. If we can nullify them in the center we will be a real chance provided we kick straight .
I'm glad Dyson, Campo and Cole have been ommited. Shows we are not rewarding mediocre efforts.
Great to see Welsh back, I love him up forward take strong grabs and can work at ground level. I hope he gets up for it.
McVeigh, Slatts and Davey are the key to this game. If Welsh doesn't get up I would love to see Nash in there as well. If we can nullify them in the center we will be a real chance provided we kick straight .
Isn't Nash a very similar player to Dyson? I'd say Sheeds might see him as the player to take on his role.....Staggy wrote:I think Dyson was very, very stiff to be omitted in a team that desperately needs some speed.
Suprised no Hislop, meant to be a hard nut, and its the contested possies we really have to compete hard against the swans for....
Saw on BomberBlitz that Matty Knights was on SEN (yesterday/today) and said that Hislop needs to show some consistency and discipline. Maybe that's why he's not getting a game yet.KaaN10 wrote:Hislop!!!
"You can quote me on this... He is gawn" - bomberdonnie re Hurley's contract status 25 February 2012
agree sis, with all of the aboveSismis wrote:Horses for courses. This is a good team.
I'm glad Dyson, Campo and Cole have been ommited. Shows we are not rewarding mediocre efforts.
Great to see Welsh back, I love him up forward take strong grabs and can work at ground level. I hope he gets up for it.
McVeigh, Slatts and Davey are the key to this game. If Welsh doesn't get up I would love to see Nash in there as well. If we can nullify them in the center we will be a real chance provided we kick straight .
48.2 sismis to ZRS, SIX, ???!!! Its coming towards the commentary box Im leaving!!!
48.3 sismis to ZRS, FOUR, Who needs Bradman when weve got ZRS
48.4 sismis to ZRS, FOUR, Brillian cover drive by ZRS
48.6 sismis to ZRS, SIX, Display of Raw power and brutality by ZRS
48.3 sismis to ZRS, FOUR, Who needs Bradman when weve got ZRS
48.4 sismis to ZRS, FOUR, Brillian cover drive by ZRS
48.6 sismis to ZRS, SIX, Display of Raw power and brutality by ZRS
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This was probably the obvious team. All 3 obvious omissions were made, although i'd agree with others that Dyson was probably the stiffest of the trio to be dropped. His career seems to be on the tenterhooks.
Great that we dropped Camporeale. Hopefully if a few more young guys step up, Campo won't even figure in future selection considerations for the senior side.
Richard Cole may as well pack his bags and head off to a country league now. Getting dropped after three weeks when he supposedly needed game time to get match fitness indicates to me the coaching staff don't see much in him.
As for the ins, well, who didn't see Bolton coming? Most obvious 'surprise' selection in history. Fair enough, i'm happy for him to play the odd game here and there if he gets a specified job he can execute (i.e. shut down Goodes) - what i don't want to see is Bolts being left in the team for weeks on end.
This game should suit the 'Cock - neither Jolly or Everitt are going to expose him around the ground for speed, and the SCG is small so he shouldn't get too tired running between contests (assuming he still lacks fitness). He needs to show something.
And good to see Welsh back in. His inclusion was a no-brainer on his form this year.
Oh, and Nash on the emergencies is good news.
Great that we dropped Camporeale. Hopefully if a few more young guys step up, Campo won't even figure in future selection considerations for the senior side.
Richard Cole may as well pack his bags and head off to a country league now. Getting dropped after three weeks when he supposedly needed game time to get match fitness indicates to me the coaching staff don't see much in him.
As for the ins, well, who didn't see Bolton coming? Most obvious 'surprise' selection in history. Fair enough, i'm happy for him to play the odd game here and there if he gets a specified job he can execute (i.e. shut down Goodes) - what i don't want to see is Bolts being left in the team for weeks on end.
This game should suit the 'Cock - neither Jolly or Everitt are going to expose him around the ground for speed, and the SCG is small so he shouldn't get too tired running between contests (assuming he still lacks fitness). He needs to show something.
And good to see Welsh back in. His inclusion was a no-brainer on his form this year.
Oh, and Nash on the emergencies is good news.
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His inclusion was enough.
I dont have anything against Bolts himself, I think he is an ok player. However, if we are re-building, why not give the job of playing on goodes to a younger player?
If Bolts was playing most matches (and deserving it at the time), the I wouldnt have a problem with it. But to play him simply to play on Goodes is pointless.
Its like when we played Matthew Banks to play on Rocca. The guy played 4 games, 3 of them against Collingwood.
I dont have anything against Bolts himself, I think he is an ok player. However, if we are re-building, why not give the job of playing on goodes to a younger player?
If Bolts was playing most matches (and deserving it at the time), the I wouldnt have a problem with it. But to play him simply to play on Goodes is pointless.
Its like when we played Matthew Banks to play on Rocca. The guy played 4 games, 3 of them against Collingwood.
He kicks on the left
He kicks on the riiiiiiiiigggggggggggghhhhhhhhhhttttttttttttt
That boy Hurley
Makes Riewoldt look shite!
He kicks on the riiiiiiiiigggggggggggghhhhhhhhhhttttttttttttt
That boy Hurley
Makes Riewoldt look shite!
If we were 3-6 I'd agree, put a young guy in to have a crack,. BUT we are one game out of the top four and this is going to be a very tight year. In this case the strategic move outweighs the development argument.Rossoneri wrote:His inclusion was enough.
I dont have anything against Bolts himself, I think he is an ok player. However, if we are re-building, why not give the job of playing on goodes to a younger player?
If Bolts was playing most matches (and deserving it at the time), the I wouldnt have a problem with it. But to play him simply to play on Goodes is pointless.
Its like when we played Matthew Banks to play on Rocca. The guy played 4 games, 3 of them against Collingwood.
Laycock is in simply for back up purposes. As Kev pointed out today his deveolpment so far has been disapointing., however if he can smash into Everit and Jolly a few times that is few times Hille doesn't have to.