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SaintPav wrote:
I think you will struggle again with your posts this year and and that you will really struggle to write anything that is remotley intelligent let alone anything that makes any sense.
Has all of this aggression got anything to do with the economic situation back home?
Where, Avoca? Probably a lot better than in Northern Queensland.
I'm not being aggressive Cairnsman. I'm just being honest and and I'm trying to help you. I think you should go back to school now that you are retired. You could resume where you last finished and go back to grade six.
Off course if Riewoldt does have an average year, he would have him traded (along with Goddard) to G Coast
"A REJUVENATED Nick Riewoldt will benefit from a revised St Kilda game plan devised to avoid having him playing one-out in the forward line.
Under new coach Scott Watters, the Saints have worked feverishly on their defensive/offensive balance, which includes supplying Riewoldt with aerial assistance and the team with more forward options....."
prwilkinson wrote:If he plays as a floating centreman and leads towards the goals as play streams forward he'll have an outstanding season.
Not sure it is to easy for marking forwards to play that way and luckily for us Nick wont either.
''I've been trying to pitch my case for a spot in midfield and up on the wing all through the preseason, but that remains to be seen. I think running's become an even more important part of the game in recent years, and everyone's got to be able to run and run at high intensity for a long period of time. Nick Riewoldt 13/02/2012.
I don't know where I want him to play, I was only thinking deeper in the 50 so he doesn't get so nervous in front of the sticks. The guy at CHF needs to be able to drill them from there at times, not just be the link kick.
SainterK wrote:I don't know where I want him to play, I was only thinking deeper in the 50 so he doesn't get so nervous in front of the sticks. The guy at CHF needs to be able to drill them from there at times, not just be the link kick.
Ideally playing around wing hf being our key link player into the forward line but probably will be changing between CHF and FF as required but not the sole target. His role will be dependent on how well Stanley, Siposs and to a lesser extent Kosi go.
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prwilkinson wrote:If he plays as a floating centreman and leads towards the goals as play streams forward he'll have an outstanding season.
Not sure it is to easy for marking forwards to play that way and luckily for us Nick wont either.
''I've been trying to pitch my case for a spot in midfield and up on the wing all through the preseason, but that remains to be seen. I think running's become an even more important part of the game in recent years, and everyone's got to be able to run and run at high intensity for a long period of time. Nick Riewoldt 13/02/2012.
I think the trick will be getting another 50 goals from two players who aren't named Roo or Milne. I'm hoping Stanley and Siposs are those two players. Roo will get his 40+ odd, same with Milne.
