They were mothballed. They'll play.
Well if that's the case i consider this a disappointing result, no injuries.
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They were mothballed. They'll play.
They were mothballed. They'll play.
Any injuries/reports?
I don't care about the scoreline its all about the injuries. What happened to tarrant and cloke?
They were mothballed. They'll play.
wtf?? losing this week isnt going to influence how they play next week...its a final! They were gonna be pumped regardless. The only thing it does is show us that they are not unbeatable.
Collingwood are looking a bit wobbly
When you consider that
They got flogged by the Cats
Struggled against Brisbane the week before
Daisy out suspended
Shaw would lack touch after missing 8 games
Dawes underdone
Maxwell and Tarrant under an injury cloud, possibly Davis as well
Jolly out of form
Possible unrest regarding Malthouse with the coaching issue
Still going to very difficult to beat though
As long as we can get off to a good start they will now have doubt lingering in the back of their minds.
Come on! lets be the first wooden spooners to do something unimaginable! Beat those pies! we can do it!
How did you come up with that regarding the first goal of the game? First goal has been kicked by the opposition 11 times and 10 times by us. Our first quarters have generally been very good as well, we've won more first quarters than any other quarter. The only games where we were well beaten on the scoreboard in the first quarter was against Collingwood and St Kilda, the two best first quarter teams in the comp. That shows that we certainly do need to get off to a good start like you've said but we've started games a lot better than you're saying.Almost every game bar a couple we've let the opposition side kick the first, if not first couple of goals.
This worries me against Collingwood. They'll end up 6 goals up at qtr time a la St. Kilda with a much stronger side that we'd struggle to reign in as opposed to St. Kilda who went missing for most of the match past qtr time (I realise we still lost, just an example). I can't see Collingwood phasing out like that, regardless of all this nonsense talk I've seen about Collywobbles and injuries and off-field drama etc.
You're exactly right that we need to stamp some authority on the game early on, and manage to keep the tempo up for the other three quarters. We can't afford to go on a holiday and then play catch up against Collingwood, as we pretty much have most of the year. We did it well against Geelong, a similar performance is required for Collingwood.
We did that, in front of a sell-out home crowd on our preferred ground, which was great, but to do it on the MCG, which let's be honest, doesn't really suit our game at all, will be HUGE.
We can dominate the game early through our ruck duo. We really need to make them hurt in that area, and not end up just winning the ruck only to tap it down to four Collingwood midfielders, which again, I'm sure we've all noticed has happened a little. Although, it does seem to be getting better.
Regardless, I think we'll finally play four quarters of good football, that I think we all know we are just an ants penis away of pulling off.
NicNat to Shuey over and over and over and over again please, thanks.
How did you come up with that regarding the first goal of the game? First goal has been kicked by the opposition 11 times and 10 times by us. Our first quarters have generally been very good as well, we've won more first quarters than any other quarter. The only games where we were well beaten on the scoreboard in the first quarter was against Collingwood and St Kilda, the two best first quarter teams in the comp. That shows that we certainly do need to get off to a good start like you've said but we've started games a lot better than you're saying.