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The whole side disappeared from half way in the second to the last qtr.Any idea where he went for 3/4's?
I've never seen anyone drop off the map like that.
Any idea where he went for 3/4's?
I've never seen anyone drop off the map like that.
Spot on GB, there’s a noticeable difference with his mindset and approach, he was just sitting on the outskirts in no mans land looking hesitant, with little impact...
He seems to have gone back to just playing on instinct and hunting the ball like he used to first coming into the AFL system...
Another thing is his kicking, his kicking action looks incredible the improvement is amazing, it has such a beautiful fluent action about it now, his kicks have punch power accuracy and some have been beautifully weighted...
You would think so.Wonder if the coaching change has helped.......????
Any idea where he went for 3/4's?
I've never seen anyone drop off the map like that.
You would think so.
Curnow moving out has aided his performance imo as well.
Think they’ve just told him to play naturally.
What’s really impressed me is his kicking recently.
i wonder if he was confused by previous instructions and would panic
The kicking is the big thing in my mind. Has clearly worked very hard at it.
Wonder if the coaching change has helped.......????
is actually one of the more bizarre things i've seen at AFL level. it may be a fluke the past 2 weeks but the drastic change had me convinced we actually secretly replaced him with another player.
he is getting the boot to ball quicker, kicking through it, hitting the target and getting serious penetration in them. literally the complete opposite of all his kicks for his entire career until 2 weeks ago.
very strange indeed.
No it's not. He's had the odd goal float through but that's it really.It's just total hyperbole that he has never had a good kick in his career prior to the last 2 weeks.
The only person involved with coaching for the last 10 years has left the club, a new coach has taken over the midfield and we saw an improvement in the midfield last week, if our mids keep improving, then we know the reason behind the lack of development.
No it's not. He's had the odd goal float through but that's it really.
The best one was when he almost put a hole through JSOS’ head….Easily his best game. His first was outstanding, but what i was really impressed with was his will to fight, scrap and dig in, when game was on the line in the last.
He has also added goal kicking to his repertoire, which makes him really valuable.
Our best passages of play last night were when we moved the ball through a chain of handballs. Dow is very good with his hands.
Heres hoping he becomes consistant.
The best one was when he almost put a hole through JSOS’ head….
team can learn from Dow’s delivery like that.
End of the day, Barker's left the building and Power is in charge of the mids and stoppages. If they keep improving under Power, then all goodIt would be lovely if it was all just Barkers fault and that now everything is gunna be all right
Since he came back into the side he's been doing better and has had only one game below 65%.His strength to stand up in the tackle has impressed me..
Improvement in his kicking and decision making is more from getting used to the speed of the game you'd think..
If he can build a tank and spend more than 65% TOG, he is going to be an absolute weapon...
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Dow seems to have learnt to relax a little more when kicking rather than being so tense. Also not locking the leg out straight when kicking as much. Need to keep the knee a little bent.
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