Discussion regarding Forward Setup

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Re: Discussion regarding Forward Setup

Post: # 1965957Post B.M »

Rather a key forward have guns than spaghetti arms!!!

King and Sharman lack strength- only one way to get it

Throw some fkn weights around

Stewart Loewe didn’t lack for size - in fact very few key forwards do?!

Guns don’t make a poor mark better at marking - being good at marking is something you either have or not (Reiwoldt had it, Buddy doesn’t)
But being strong makes a good mark a better mark!

King is easily moved off the footy
Sharman cannot even come close to holding down a KP


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Re: Discussion regarding Forward Setup

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Teflon wrote: Fri 08 Jul 2022 12:19am
spert wrote: Thu 07 Jul 2022 10:57am Hayes has only played a handful of games- took everyone by surprise in his first game, played workmanlike otherwise, but jeez I would want to see a lot more before I could make judgement. Playing Sharman in the ruck, totally stuffed his game against the Swans, and if you want inexperienced forwards to settle and improve, you don't throw them into the ruck and then expect them to impact as a forward- one of Ratt's more questionable moves. King needs to play high, Membrey deep, and Paddy maybe more time deep forward...very silky skills for his size.
Correct
Reality is we don’t even know if Sharman will make it cause facts are he hasn’t had the chance yet
But I’m loving the arm chair heroes !!
That's not true, he's had 7 opportunities.


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Re: Discussion regarding Forward Setup

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SaintPav wrote: Sat 02 Jul 2022 11:43am Losing Hayes has hurt us.

Another key forward would help but they don’t grow on trees, hence why some of us were surprised we let Bruce walk. Something must have been off with that.
Would trying Leinert as a key forward first at sandy and see how he goes.
He is big has a huge kick and is very mobile would give us a point of difference and defenders often turn into forwards.
Nothing to loose by trying it.


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Re: Discussion regarding Forward Setup

Post: # 1966020Post Yorkeys »

Vortex wrote: Fri 08 Jul 2022 10:00am
Teflon wrote: Fri 08 Jul 2022 12:19am
spert wrote: Thu 07 Jul 2022 10:57am Hayes has only played a handful of games- took everyone by surprise in his first game, played workmanlike otherwise, but jeez I would want to see a lot more before I could make judgement. Playing Sharman in the ruck, totally stuffed his game against the Swans, and if you want inexperienced forwards to settle and improve, you don't throw them into the ruck and then expect them to impact as a forward- one of Ratt's more questionable moves. King needs to play high, Membrey deep, and Paddy maybe more time deep forward...very silky skills for his size.
Correct
Reality is we don’t even know if Sharman will make it cause facts are he hasn’t had the chance yet
But I’m loving the arm chair heroes !!
That's not true, he's had 7 opportunities.
Now you are trying too too hard.


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Re: Discussion regarding Forward Setup

Post: # 1966024Post saynta »

Sharman might be skinny but he has something many AFL footballers lack. Footy smarts.


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Re: Discussion regarding Forward Setup

Post: # 1966043Post Vortex »

Yorkeys wrote: Fri 08 Jul 2022 12:27pm
Vortex wrote: Fri 08 Jul 2022 10:00am
Teflon wrote: Fri 08 Jul 2022 12:19am
spert wrote: Thu 07 Jul 2022 10:57am Hayes has only played a handful of games- took everyone by surprise in his first game, played workmanlike otherwise, but jeez I would want to see a lot more before I could make judgement. Playing Sharman in the ruck, totally stuffed his game against the Swans, and if you want inexperienced forwards to settle and improve, you don't throw them into the ruck and then expect them to impact as a forward- one of Ratt's more questionable moves. King needs to play high, Membrey deep, and Paddy maybe more time deep forward...very silky skills for his size.
Correct
Reality is we don’t even know if Sharman will make it cause facts are he hasn’t had the chance yet
But I’m loving the arm chair heroes !!
That's not true, he's had 7 opportunities.
Now you are trying too too hard.
I think you might be mis reading the play Yorkeys


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