Sharman's goal in the last Q
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Sharman's goal in the last Q
It was one of the best kicks for goal I have ever seen. The skill this guy has is incredible. Once he gets 50 games under his belt he will be a superstar.
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Re: Sharman's goal in the last Q
At this stage Sharman potentially has some flaws.
I think they relate to both his athletic and aerobic ability or that's the impression i got watching him in the Adelaide game.
I'd like to ask Mr Walsh if i'm correct or were his efforts on the weekend only a small sample size.
I think they relate to both his athletic and aerobic ability or that's the impression i got watching him in the Adelaide game.
I'd like to ask Mr Walsh if i'm correct or were his efforts on the weekend only a small sample size.
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Re: Sharman's goal in the last Q
I think it’s easy to forget how young and inexperienced Coops actually is.
Very definition of a developing player and there’s a bit to like there IMO. Hope he gets a decent run at it
Very definition of a developing player and there’s a bit to like there IMO. Hope he gets a decent run at it
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Re: Sharman's goal in the last Q
Player kicks goal from beyond 50 .... automatic superstar
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Re: Sharman's goal in the last Q
He was all set to mark and goal in the first quarter until some big bloke with a moustache jumped in front of him.
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Re: Sharman's goal in the last Q
I think from a small sample size he has a good feel for the game and is skilled.
The difference seems to be moving from SANFL fitness and repeat efforts to AFL standard.
This only generally occurs over a couple pre seasons - with exceptions being guys like a Hayes who has to be flat out to achieve everything. Skilled players as a general rule can take a bit longer to learn the extra effort needed as before skill was enough.
Has the potential to be a Bruest type player but a long way to go and not in best 22 IMO at the moment
The difference seems to be moving from SANFL fitness and repeat efforts to AFL standard.
This only generally occurs over a couple pre seasons - with exceptions being guys like a Hayes who has to be flat out to achieve everything. Skilled players as a general rule can take a bit longer to learn the extra effort needed as before skill was enough.
Has the potential to be a Bruest type player but a long way to go and not in best 22 IMO at the moment
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Re: Sharman's goal in the last Q
If he gets a block of 5 games he will prove that he is best 22older saint wrote: ↑Wed 25 May 2022 2:13pm I think from a small sample size he has a good feel for the game and is skilled.
The difference seems to be moving from SANFL fitness and repeat efforts to AFL standard.
This only generally occurs over a couple pre seasons - with exceptions being guys like a Hayes who has to be flat out to achieve everything. Skilled players as a general rule can take a bit longer to learn the extra effort needed as before skill was enough.
Has the potential to be a Bruest type player but a long way to go and not in best 22 IMO at the moment
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Re: Sharman's goal in the last Q
He will possibly get another chance this weekend with Higgins unavailable. There’s something there to work with for sure. Can take a good mark and has an innate goal sense. The rest is going to be confidence and hard work.
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Re: Sharman's goal in the last Q
The statistically challenged should learn the difference between sample size and population.
The total number of games played is the population. It is not the sample size which is used in surveys to make inferences about a population from the sample.
Statistics 101.
The total number of games played is the population. It is not the sample size which is used in surveys to make inferences about a population from the sample.
Statistics 101.
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Re: Sharman's goal in the last Q
I think you're being incredibly hard on him. He's packed up his life mid-year in 2021 (after never having done an AFL pre-season) and found himself under a new fitness guy at St Kilda who reportedly left nothing in the tank with our group (thank God for that as the previous bloke didn't seem to). So, he's basically gone from nothing to everything in the space of 6 months.Wayne42 wrote: ↑Wed 25 May 2022 12:43am At this stage Sharman potentially has some flaws.
I think they relate to both his athletic and aerobic ability or that's the impression i got watching him in the Adelaide game.
I'd like to ask Mr Walsh if i'm correct or were his efforts on the weekend only a small sample size.
He played a few games last year and showed he has the raw tools to be an excellent 3rd marking forward option - all basically done on pure talent. Given he would've spent the Summer learning leading patterns with Membrey and Kind etc - I though he acquitted himself very well on Sat night with limited opportunities.
I generally dislike listening to Dermott Brereton on anything but, he made specific mention last week on SEN that Sharman is every bit in the same bracket as Larkey, Oscar Allen etc as a 3rd forward option.
Give him a run of 4-6 games in a row this season and then judge him.
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Re: Sharman's goal in the last Q
Based on that criteria this guy must have been multiple All Australian, B&F and a Brownlow medalist
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Re: Sharman's goal in the last Q
I also think that the concept of development seems to vary far too much from person to person…Saintmatt wrote: ↑Wed 25 May 2022 3:19pmI think you're being incredibly hard on him. He's packed up his life mid-year in 2021 (after never having done an AFL pre-season) and found himself under a new fitness guy at St Kilda who reportedly left nothing in the tank with our group (thank God for that as the previous bloke didn't seem to). So, he's basically gone from nothing to everything in the space of 6 months.Wayne42 wrote: ↑Wed 25 May 2022 12:43am At this stage Sharman potentially has some flaws.
I think they relate to both his athletic and aerobic ability or that's the impression i got watching him in the Adelaide game.
I'd like to ask Mr Walsh if i'm correct or were his efforts on the weekend only a small sample size.
He played a few games last year and showed he has the raw tools to be an excellent 3rd marking forward option - all basically done on pure talent. Given he would've spent the Summer learning leading patterns with Membrey and Kind etc - I though he acquitted himself very well on Sat night with limited opportunities.
I generally dislike listening to Dermott Brereton on anything but, he made specific mention last week on SEN that Sharman is every bit in the same bracket as Larkey, Oscar Allen etc as a 3rd forward option.
Give him a run of 4-6 games in a row this season and then judge him.
The freakish players like Callum Wilkie come into the side and look like they’ve always belonged there but the majority of players tend to get better over time and especially with experience.
We all like the idea of a player that can come in as a 20 and suddenly take freakish marks and kick 2-3 goals a week.
Membrey didn’t set the world on fire right away and King certainly had critics early on… so to me, why would be expect Coops off limited prep to be a just add water instant forward.
This is development. Right now is the part that has to happen if he is to get better over time. Heck look at Sinclair and Steele… both dropped numerous times in their respective tenures before evolving into the players they’ve become now.
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Re: Sharman's goal in the last Q
How many players in the team that are "learning on the job" is the balancing act wouldn't you say? Having said that we've been forced to play more apprentices than is normally desirable this year and it's paid dividends in spades. We might get found out though as the season gets longer and days get colder.skeptic wrote: ↑Wed 25 May 2022 4:29pmI also think that the concept of development seems to vary far too much from person to person…Saintmatt wrote: ↑Wed 25 May 2022 3:19pmI think you're being incredibly hard on him. He's packed up his life mid-year in 2021 (after never having done an AFL pre-season) and found himself under a new fitness guy at St Kilda who reportedly left nothing in the tank with our group (thank God for that as the previous bloke didn't seem to). So, he's basically gone from nothing to everything in the space of 6 months.Wayne42 wrote: ↑Wed 25 May 2022 12:43am At this stage Sharman potentially has some flaws.
I think they relate to both his athletic and aerobic ability or that's the impression i got watching him in the Adelaide game.
I'd like to ask Mr Walsh if i'm correct or were his efforts on the weekend only a small sample size.
He played a few games last year and showed he has the raw tools to be an excellent 3rd marking forward option - all basically done on pure talent. Given he would've spent the Summer learning leading patterns with Membrey and Kind etc - I though he acquitted himself very well on Sat night with limited opportunities.
I generally dislike listening to Dermott Brereton on anything but, he made specific mention last week on SEN that Sharman is every bit in the same bracket as Larkey, Oscar Allen etc as a 3rd forward option.
Give him a run of 4-6 games in a row this season and then judge him.
The freakish players like Callum Wilkie come into the side and look like they’ve always belonged there but the majority of players tend to get better over time and especially with experience.
We all like the idea of a player that can come in as a 20 and suddenly take freakish marks and kick 2-3 goals a week.
Membrey didn’t set the world on fire right away and King certainly had critics early on… so to me, why would be expect Coops off limited prep to be a just add water instant forward.
This is development. Right now is the part that has to happen if he is to get better over time. Heck look at Sinclair and Steele… both dropped numerous times in their respective tenures before evolving into the players they’ve become now.
On Sharman though I really hope he comes along quickly becaue I think we are establishing before our eyes this year that we are much better with a taller forward line, Max certainly looks better when he's got other talls dragging players away and our mids seem to be much better decision makers with their F50 entries.
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Re: Sharman's goal in the last Q
100%Vortex wrote: ↑Wed 25 May 2022 6:25pmHow many players in the team that are "learning on the job" is the balancing act wouldn't you say? Having said that we've been forced to play more apprentices than is normally desirable this year and it's paid dividends in spades. We might get found out though as the season gets longer and days get colder.skeptic wrote: ↑Wed 25 May 2022 4:29pmI also think that the concept of development seems to vary far too much from person to person…Saintmatt wrote: ↑Wed 25 May 2022 3:19pmI think you're being incredibly hard on him. He's packed up his life mid-year in 2021 (after never having done an AFL pre-season) and found himself under a new fitness guy at St Kilda who reportedly left nothing in the tank with our group (thank God for that as the previous bloke didn't seem to). So, he's basically gone from nothing to everything in the space of 6 months.Wayne42 wrote: ↑Wed 25 May 2022 12:43am At this stage Sharman potentially has some flaws.
I think they relate to both his athletic and aerobic ability or that's the impression i got watching him in the Adelaide game.
I'd like to ask Mr Walsh if i'm correct or were his efforts on the weekend only a small sample size.
He played a few games last year and showed he has the raw tools to be an excellent 3rd marking forward option - all basically done on pure talent. Given he would've spent the Summer learning leading patterns with Membrey and Kind etc - I though he acquitted himself very well on Sat night with limited opportunities.
I generally dislike listening to Dermott Brereton on anything but, he made specific mention last week on SEN that Sharman is every bit in the same bracket as Larkey, Oscar Allen etc as a 3rd forward option.
Give him a run of 4-6 games in a row this season and then judge him.
The freakish players like Callum Wilkie come into the side and look like they’ve always belonged there but the majority of players tend to get better over time and especially with experience.
We all like the idea of a player that can come in as a 20 and suddenly take freakish marks and kick 2-3 goals a week.
Membrey didn’t set the world on fire right away and King certainly had critics early on… so to me, why would be expect Coops off limited prep to be a just add water instant forward.
This is development. Right now is the part that has to happen if he is to get better over time. Heck look at Sinclair and Steele… both dropped numerous times in their respective tenures before evolving into the players they’ve become now.
On Sharman though I really hope he comes along quickly becaue I think we are establishing before our eyes this year that we are much better with a taller forward line, Max certainly looks better when he's got other talls dragging players away and our mids seem to be much better decision makers with their F50 entries.
IMO getting it right is the difference between good teams and exceptional ones... to compete whilst turning Windhager, NWM, Owens, Highmore, Bytel, Connolly, Byrnes etc into capable top 22 players
Investment in Sinclair has seen him go from good to elite
Battle seemingly had trade bait written all over him and is currently firmly top 22
Webster, Long, Butler, Coffield and Wood to name a few are players that have been under threat at one point or another but have all demonstrated that they can at least compete properly at the level and will either be in the top 22 or pushing hard to get back in should they be dropped.
It’s the bare minimum standard that you want players to reach and you need to give those that deserve it the opportunity to do it. It’s why I’ve always gotten easily frustrated playing experienced players when the underperform for sustained passages.
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Re: Sharman's goal in the last Q
Take that you keyboard warriorsSaintPav wrote: ↑Wed 25 May 2022 3:02pm The statistically challenged should learn the difference between sample size and population.
The total number of games played is the population. It is not the sample size which is used in surveys to make inferences about a population from the sample.
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Re: Sharman's goal in the last Q
Sharman is a low output player who is forgiven this by many Saints fans who won’t put up with the same level of output from other players: eg, Butler or Kent.
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Re: Sharman's goal in the last Q
I think that’s very harshmeher baba wrote: ↑Wed 25 May 2022 9:18pm Sharman is a low output player who is forgiven this by many Saints fans who won’t put up with the same level of output from other players: eg, Butler or Kent.
Kent is 28, played 99 games, 91g
Butler is 25, played 95 games and kicked more goals and is very much in most people’s calculations even if they feel he deserves a spell
Coops is 21, played 8 games and kicked 12 so far - he doesn’t deserve the same level of scrutiny at this time
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Re: Sharman's goal in the last Q
12 goals in 5 and a half games. He averages more goals than any player on the list.skeptic wrote:I think that’s very harshmeher baba wrote: ↑Wed 25 May 2022 9:18pm Sharman is a low output player who is forgiven this by many Saints fans who won’t put up with the same level of output from other players: eg, Butler or Kent.
Kent is 28, played 99 games, 91g
Butler is 25, played 95 games and kicked more goals and is very much in most people’s calculations even if they feel he deserves a spell
Coops is 21, played 8 games and kicked 12 so far - he doesn’t deserve the same level of scrutiny at this time
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Re: Sharman's goal in the last Q
You need to do a bit more than kick a goal or 2 as a forward
As well as hitting the scoreboard you need to
Create goals for others, contest, defend, chase, present, harass etc
Membrey does a lot of those things
As well as hitting the scoreboard you need to
Create goals for others, contest, defend, chase, present, harass etc
Membrey does a lot of those things
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Re: Sharman's goal in the last Q
Jeez Baba that's harsh. Sharman had played 6 games and is still a pup. What he's shown is enough to get excited about. An excellent prospect for a long term forward.meher baba wrote: ↑Wed 25 May 2022 9:18pm Sharman is a low output player who is forgiven this by many Saints fans who won’t put up with the same level of output from other players: eg, Butler or Kent.
Kent is 28 and has had multiple seasons at two clubs to establish himself and he still hasn't
Give the young bloke a go. Crikey. 12 goals in 6 games is a pretty handy return.
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Re: Sharman's goal in the last Q
Regarding the actual goal as per the OP it was a clutch goal at a critical time in the game
I can’t think of too many guys on the list you would rather give the ball to in that situation - given he’s only an 8 game player I think that says something
At this point I’m still on the bandwagon
I can’t think of too many guys on the list you would rather give the ball to in that situation - given he’s only an 8 game player I think that says something
At this point I’m still on the bandwagon
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Re: Sharman's goal in the last Q
st.byron wrote: ↑Wed 25 May 2022 10:18pmJeez Baba that's harsh. Sharman had played 6 games and is still a pup. What he's shown is enough to get excited about. An excellent prospect for a long term forward.meher baba wrote: ↑Wed 25 May 2022 9:18pm Sharman is a low output player who is forgiven this by many Saints fans who won’t put up with the same level of output from other players: eg, Butler or Kent.
Kent is 28 and has had multiple seasons at two clubs to establish himself and he still hasn't
Give the young bloke a go. Crikey. 12 goals in 6 games is a pretty handy return.
He's not AFL level, never was, never will be.
Probably works as hard as anyone, but hasn't shown any signs at all.
He's in the same bucket as Trent Dennis-Lane and a bunch of others.
I reckon when he gets delisted, the next guy who gets his number and locker should look at the name and use that as motivation to bring pride to the number
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Re: Sharman's goal in the last Q
I reckon clubs would be queuing up to get a chance of trading Cooper in.
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