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Merri creek mud is something they would not be used to or ever train for. It’s heavy and sticky and draining on the legs.
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Merri creek mud is something they would not be used to or ever train for. It’s heavy and sticky and draining on the legs.
Problem with the vfl team is they have no idea how to move the ball forward. Every week we get slaughtered by intercept marks in our forward half as our mids and defenders hit opposition players on the chest with no teammate nearby. We are severely lacking someone with decent footskills
There’s something very unique about playing on suburban grounds in the inner north and north east suburbs
7 afl listed players might have something to do with it. That’s a lot of ringins on top of the usual vfl listed players.
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Is it becoming concerning how bad our VFL side is?
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There were non ring-ins. They’re all on the VFL list, they train Mondays and Wednesdays.
They’re local footy heroes and that’s the problem.
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Espically how well we started in 1st 3 Games
Regardless of whether they fit the definition of ringins….
Most of them would not have got a game if we didn’t have so many injuries to our AFL listed players, and would have played for their suburban clubs instead.
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If DeGoey mitchell Shultz mccreery Elliott mcstay Steene Mihocek Eyre and 2-3 others I have forgotten to mention were available ,( including some vfl players like Crocker) our VFL side would be a lot stronger
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I restumped a house in Preston once. That dirt is the devil. Tried to lure me into burning the ******* house to the ground.
The only thing that matters in the VFL is afl listed players pushing selection. Of those left today, dean was very good. Johnson improved. Ryan and Parker both decent.
The result is irrelevant.
A lot of the vfl team are playing tomorrow. Judge it on that as well
I still don’t agree with allan being the emergency. He needs as much footy as he can get
Sorry cuz, but it means heck all. They are all just playing roles they've been given, winning really does mean jack shite
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By the sounds of it Dean had a ripper. That's a VFL win in my book.
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who would you have picked as the emergency?
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Only if you're Josh Fraser.
But the poor *er has to try to get them to play a style which falls apart if there's no pressure and blokes are in the wrong place. And there's 6 changes every week. If Dean played well and Ryan looked alright. That's a win.
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'He's leading that backline really well': Fraser
Hear from VFL Senior Coach Josh Fraser following his side's Round Seven clash against the Northern Bullants.
Absolutely, 25 disposals and 13 intercept marks. No need to rush him, he just needs to keep playing
Losing to Coburg, who hadn’t won a game for 2 years, now losing to the Bullants, who were 0-5, is concerning.
We had alot out of our side today, but the Bullants aren't a team stacked with AFL quality footballers.
I just think with our VFL program, we have alot of players who are just good average local club footballers.
I would like to see more ex AFL, even a player or two from the SANFL, WAFL etc in our program, who may want to apply their trade in the VFL....
A few were kick ins so the disposals are inflated a bit, but he was our best player today
They would be getting paid just as well, if not more in other comps. Plus they have jobs and other things going on. The Zvfl is renowned for promising players a chance in the big league and a lot of players have cottoned onto that. If they are good enough in the SANFL or WAFL, they'll probably get picked up anyway
It's the 13 marks that has me excited
No doubt his best game for us this season. Hopefully just like Murphy he just needs some continuity. Would def help him having Eyre get on the park
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They updated the stats.
Dean - 27 disposals, 14 marks
Ryan - 20 disposals, 7 marks, 4 tackles
Parker - 16 disposals, 5 marks, 3 tackles
Begg (pre-injury): 15 disposals, 3 marks, 19 hitouts, 7 clearances
Demattia - 13 disposals, 3 marks
Kreuger - 11 disposals, 1 goal, 5 tackles, 7 hitouts
Johnson - 11 disposals, 3 goals, 6 marks, 5 tackles
Dean - 27 disposals, 14 marks
Ryan - 20 disposals, 7 marks, 4 tackles
Parker - 16 disposals, 5 marks, 3 tackles
Begg (pre-injury): 15 disposals, 3 marks, 19 hitouts, 7 clearances
Demattia - 13 disposals, 3 marks
Kreuger - 11 disposals, 1 goal, 5 tackles, 7 hitouts
Johnson - 11 disposals, 3 goals, 6 marks, 5 tackles
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