I wonder how many on here remember the Steve Malaxos reports of our WAFL players. "He played a good game and had some good kicks. Did some good things".
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I wonder how many on here remember the Steve Malaxos reports of our WAFL players. "He played a good game and had some good kicks. Did some good things".
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I always thought his reports were good with some good points.
I think the clear best part of Treacy's game was absolutely his work up the ground. Took so many important marks that got us forward in a way that Tabs used to when he was at his best/actually in the team. That up the ground presence is going to make a whole lot of difference here on out
The turn, burst, bounce and fast ball to HFF was something that we haven't had since Pav. Could be an absolute weapon if we get more of that regularly.
yep think Taylor has been going on about that for a while, contested marks between the arcs facilitate ball movement when things slow down and we dont have a quick counter on. having darcy, treacy and jackson starting to all take grabs is a great sign, should only get better as well. jackson and treacy particularly are also very mobile which just adds an extra dimension for us.
might not be so good every week this year but think we can all see the pieces coming together now
How exactly is his routine unconventional? He does get too close to the man in the mark, but the slow walk in is the same as Plugger, Lloyd and Fevola who are the most accurate kicks of the modern age. Amiss has a beautiful ball drop. The problem when you run in is the ball goes all over the place.
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Not sure. Kelli “Couch” Underit & Derm did intro, probs from studio. I’ll have to watch a third time (no great hardship!) to check.
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Edit - I see others have answered query (I’ll probably do the re-watch thing tho’
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As it stands today...
Treacy is tracking to be a star of the comp...
Tabs is not going to get better or likely even recover his best...
We play Treacy!
I am often saddened when yesterdays champs stay too long.
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I know you're replying to another post, but they are not similar players and they're at opposite ends of their careers. Tabs has not stayed too long and he is fully entitled to compete for a spot when he has got himself right. But if he is selected again it will be because we have injuries or the rebuild has run aground.
the legends you mentioned had more fluency though. They walked from longer. I think Amiss is unconventional in his lack of momentum. I thought this of Josh Kennedy as well, but he was an amazing kick, both with and without his stutter.
I guess we only pick on routines when they stop working. I'd like to see a little more momentum from Amiss, but his kicking has been pretty good for a while, hopefully this is just a slight bump.
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In other words, the rebuild has hit a wall. In any case, Tabs is not giving us what Treacy gave us Saturday.
Im a massive fan of both of them - Tabs when fit is a great CHF, the problem is he has rarely been fully fit. Once he's not 100% he's ordinary.
With where the list is at, we just need to keep playing Treacy, he's the future, and although he can be up and down i love the way he plays - we need to get games into him and Amiss working together. Sadly that means if Tabs ever gets fit again he'll be a depth player. Can't see him being back this year after his back surgery - whilst his back may have healed he'll have other weaknesses. That surgery really takes a good 12 months to get over and back to normal. Even small symptoms like numbness in the feet can take 6-12 months to recover. I've been down that pathway before.
Montagna’s properly calling the game, not just someone ejaculating his brain farts, which I only realised with our game. Thought he was pretty good too
We won’t need Naughton if he keeps it up
That’s a huge call! Depending on what we would need to give up I would love a 45+ goal a year forward. Would put us in the window for pretty much the entirety of Brayshaw, Darcy, Serong, young, Chapman and amiss career
Farken lololol.
On The Couch using vision of Freo’s ball movement and movement of the three talls, to pot Carlton….
how things have changed
On The Couch using vision of Freo’s ball movement and movement of the three talls, to pot Carlton….
how things have changed
Was a very pleasant surprise.
it was on display for Peel a couple of weeks ago
Might be an overreach. That’s a lot of freakin goals. Still, if he can storm up and down the wings taking massive hangers over his puny opponents and kick a couple a week, he’d be handy
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another reason to keep Traecy in the side
He looked impressive like his draft highlight reel.
