First game I bought from Name A Game. Was the best game of football I have seen.No, absolutely not. You are referring to one of the all time classic games between two powerhouses. Whilst good, this game wasn't even close to that.
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First game I bought from Name A Game. Was the best game of football I have seen.No, absolutely not. You are referring to one of the all time classic games between two powerhouses. Whilst good, this game wasn't even close to that.
2x goals for the season from 10 games and he’s playing as a forward.Seems to be warming into it and playing his role more and more. The bloke pretty much hasn't played for three years. Still need a bit more from him but his improvement has been linear.
Don't really understand the the constant sniping of him on here. Was always going to take a bit to get up and running and was probably playing because others were injured for a while.
Looks as though at the very worst he has improved our depth in an area where we have struggled.
Our fwd entries need to improve. Cottrel is an automatic selection, at worst the perfect subFantasia out for Motlop, Owies out for Martin. Cerra comes into the 22, Carroll goes out and one of Hewett / Kennedy drop back to the sub role.
Love Cottrell but not sure he's an automatic inclusion. Another option for the sub (probably prefer him to Hewett in that role).
Great competition for spots if we manage to get through unscathed to the bye.
Cincotta match ups recently-
Bobby Hill
Kozzie Pickett
Touk Miller
Zac Butters
I’d say only Martin & Cerra come back through, by right.It's a good point - where do you fit Cunners, Marchy, Martin, Cerra, Pitto, etc. into the team?
Fantasia comes out - who else? You can't really drop Owies given he's our 3rd leading goal kicker. Kemp / Cowan don't deserve to be dropped. Williams isn't getting moved out of the forward line. Cinocotta / Fog are undroppable.
He may be in his physical peak, but he’s played 24 AFL games, 2 as a defensive mid. He’s got plenty of room for growth.See, I don't think Cincotta actually reads the play all that well. You don't get picked up as a mature supplementary pick with that athletic profile if there isn't a downside; he's got excellent straight line pace, runs out games pretty well, doesn't play too tall or small, is very strong one on one. Once he has the ball he's okay, not exceptional as far as IQ goes; the benefit he provides is that he's athletic enough to find some space and mature enough to be good at most things. What you're seeing now is pretty close to his ceiling, because he's genuinely in his prime.
Having said all that - it sounds like I'm kicking him - why tagging is the correct choice is that all he needs to do as a tagger is play on a single opponent and get their ball before they do. Due to 6-6-6 he can't attend centre bounce too often - it'd impinge upon our own setups - but outside that he wore Butters like a glove and halved his influence. He's surrounded by Cripps, Walsh, Newman, both Hollands; he doesn't need to be exceptional at finding a teammate, just the next link in a chain.
And you get his attributes as a tagger. He's following the opp. best player around all day; unless they're actively avoiding the ball, he's going to get the pill.
CIncotta's strength for an endurance player is unique for a tagger. Built like a BullI think there is room for growth in Cincotta’s offensive game, but for now he’s learning the ropes on some of the AFL’s most dangerous mids. Great for his development.
Whilst Butters still had 23 touches, 17 were handballs.
Every single time he got the ball, Cinc was right there, pressuring and effecting the disposal. Rushed touches, mostly from the centre bounce tap work that went his way.
JHF is a gun & who wouldn’t love him along side Cripps & Walsh in the mighty blues.Frustrating first half, kept coughing it up and letting the downhill skier JHF do his thing. Made the most of kicking for goal, PA wasteful. Even contest.
Didn’t watch the second half for various reasons.
Really happy/relieved to see the outcome this morning.
Sets up our flag tilt.
We look much better, dynamic & less predictable up forward with H&C roaming.McKay benefits enormously from the one ruck setup. It keeps him involved for the entirety of the game and he’s shown an ability to utilise his enormous running capacity. Sounds silly, but I think the continual presence up and around the ground has improved his goal-kicking; his role is almost an old-school CHF and it’s allowed him to just relax and play to his strengths.
3 goals, 17 touches, 6 marks. I think he’s playing better than his Coleman year.
TrueJHF is a gun & who wouldn’t love him along side Cripps & Walsh in the mighty blues.
He’s fast, skilful & wreaks of generational talent.
BTW - it’s pretty hard to ski uphill, have you tried?
Can I ask, where exactly do you get these stats from? They're great and I'd love to have a look myself. Thanks!
Fog is a much more important player to our forward line than Jones is to our backline. We're doing fine without him.Fog is becoming the new Liam Jones - was on the scrap heap, not anticipated to make it beyond current contract term, does a 180 and becomes a vital player in the team.
Given Agro has brought it up in this thread, might I suggest complementing your viewing with Carlton v West Coast from Subiaco in 1995? Just to top things off.Happy Friday everyone!
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I don’t see him as an endurance type. Not bad, just not an acres or Ed curnow type. But he’s defensively explosive, tenacious, agile and good top speed. His ball use is underrated also.CIncotta's strength for an endurance player is unique for a tagger. Built like a Bull