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Re: Changes for the Blues

Post: # 1668345Post satchmo »

Toy Saint wrote:
saynta wrote:
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saynta wrote:According to the Saints coaches,Marshall is a boy in a man's body.

That would put him a long way off senior selection.
I think Marshall is too skinny for senior footy just yet.
We had another skinny Saint in the 1960s- Ian Cooper
That we did. And he was BOG in the 1966 grand final.
Ian Cooper was about 6'1" and about 70kgs, Marshall looks about 6'7" and appears to be around 90kg's

And I thought Cowboy was BOG in the Grand Final.
Cooper was BOG. Cowboy was only amazing! Barry Breen snatched it, and Bob Murray saved it. Every act counts.


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Post: # 1668351Post tony74 »

The one thing the club really tried to develop this year with their trading and drafting was a replacement foe each player and position ( whether through injury or management ) Think we've achieved that so really any changes shouldn't make much difference to the way we play. There is one player/position that we haven't got a ready made replacement. Let's hope he's durable.


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Re: Changes for the Blues

Post: # 1668355Post saynta »

Straight swap.

Mav, if he is fit, for Koby.


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Re: Changes for the Blues

Post: # 1668357Post saynta »

satchmo wrote:
Toy Saint wrote:
saynta wrote:
spert wrote:
Jacks Back wrote:
saynta wrote:According to the Saints coaches,Marshall is a boy in a man's body.

That would put him a long way off senior selection.
I think Marshall is too skinny for senior footy just yet.
We had another skinny Saint in the 1960s- Ian Cooper
That we did. And he was BOG in the 1966 grand final.
Ian Cooper was about 6'1" and about 70kgs, Marshall looks about 6'7" and appears to be around 90kg's

And I thought Cowboy was BOG in the Grand Final.
Cooper was BOG. Cowboy was only amazing! Barry Breen snatched it, and Bob Murray saved it. Every act counts.
I have heard a few names thrown about as BOG recently as well as over the years, including Stewie, the Doc and the Cowboy.

Make no mistake, Ian Cooper was clearly BOG.

Get yourself a copy of the game and see for yourself.

For the record, Ian is listed at 188cm and 76 kg and Marshall at 201cm and 98 kgs.

Rowan's not anywhere near as slight as Ian was, but his coaches don't think he is ready to step up just yet.
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Re: Changes for the Blues

Post: # 1668369Post bigcarl »

tony74 wrote:The one thing the club really tried to develop this year with their trading and drafting was a replacement foe each player and position ( whether through injury or management ) Think we've achieved that so really any changes shouldn't make much difference to the way we play. There is one player/position that we haven't got a ready made replacement. Let's hope he's durable.
Let the guessing games begin. I say Jack Steven, a midfielder who can break away from packs. I'm not sure we have a replacement who can do it to the same degree.

I can't think of any other position we cannot cover adequately so long as the designated replacement isn't injured or otherwise unavailable.


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bigcarl wrote:
tony74 wrote:The one thing the club really tried to develop this year with their trading and drafting was a replacement foe each player and position ( whether through injury or management ) Think we've achieved that so really any changes shouldn't make much difference to the way we play. There is one player/position that we haven't got a ready made replacement. Let's hope he's durable.
Let the guessing games begin. I say Jack Steven, a midfielder who can break away from packs. I'm not sure we have a replacement who can do it to the same degree.

I can't think of any other position we cannot cover adequately so long as the designated replacement isn't injured or otherwise unavailable.
Big Jakey Carlisle looks close to the hardest to replace, for mine...


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SuperDuper wrote:
bigcarl wrote:
tony74 wrote:The one thing the club really tried to develop this year with their trading and drafting was a replacement foe each player and position ( whether through injury or management ) Think we've achieved that so really any changes shouldn't make much difference to the way we play. There is one player/position that we haven't got a ready made replacement. Let's hope he's durable.
Let the guessing games begin. I say Jack Steven, a midfielder who can break away from packs. I'm not sure we have a replacement who can do it to the same degree.

I can't think of any other position we cannot cover adequately so long as the designated replacement isn't injured or otherwise unavailable.
Big Jakey Carlisle looks close to the hardest to replace, for mine...
Josh Bruce can play chb and a Paddy can play ff.


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Post: # 1668373Post thejiggingsaint »

Excellent point re: McCartin's added "presence" up forward.


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Re: Changes for the Blues

Post: # 1668375Post satchmo »

bigcarl wrote:
SuperDuper wrote:
bigcarl wrote:
tony74 wrote:The one thing the club really tried to develop this year with their trading and drafting was a replacement foe each player and position ( whether through injury or management ) Think we've achieved that so really any changes shouldn't make much difference to the way we play. There is one player/position that we haven't got a ready made replacement. Let's hope he's durable.
Let the guessing games begin. I say Jack Steven, a midfielder who can break away from packs. I'm not sure we have a replacement who can do it to the same degree.

I can't think of any other position we cannot cover adequately so long as the designated replacement isn't injured or otherwise unavailable.
Big Jakey Carlisle looks close to the hardest to replace, for mine...
Josh Bruce can play chb and a Paddy can play ff.
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Re: Changes for the Blues

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satchmo wrote:
bigcarl wrote:
SuperDuper wrote:
bigcarl wrote:
tony74 wrote:The one thing the club really tried to develop this year with their trading and drafting was a replacement foe each player and position ( whether through injury or management ) Think we've achieved that so really any changes shouldn't make much difference to the way we play. There is one player/position that we haven't got a ready made replacement. Let's hope he's durable.
Let the guessing games begin. I say Jack Steven, a midfielder who can break away from packs. I'm not sure we have a replacement who can do it to the same degree.

I can't think of any other position we cannot cover adequately so long as the designated replacement isn't injured or otherwise unavailable.
Big Jakey Carlisle looks close to the hardest to replace, for mine...
Josh Bruce can play chb and a Paddy can play ff.
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Yes, I thought about that, too. We did win well against a benchmark side without a massive contribution from him on Saturday. But yes, he's a once in a generation player and thus is hard to adequately cover.

Membrey to a degree could play wing and go forward and kick goals. He doesn't have Rooey's tank, though, Acres maybe as well.


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Re: Changes for the Blues

Post: # 1668386Post dragit »

I don't think we have a replacement for either Carlisle or Brown right now...


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Post: # 1668410Post Jacks Back »

dragit wrote:I don't think we have a replacement for either Carlisle or Brown right now...
That's what I said on another thread yesterday. No tall back coverage apart from Goddard who is not currently fit enough or fast enough to be a ready replacement.


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dragit wrote:I don't think we have a replacement for either Carlisle or Brown right now...

Well one could play Roo or Bruce back and Paddy as a forward.

Goddard has only played 2 or 3 games (He was in the Development Squad first? So he probably needs another month or two of playing VFL first.

Plus Coghlan is also just back from injury.

Another possibility was that Marshall did play CHB at North Ballarat last season. But he would obviously be raw and I suspect only suited to playing on the really tall forwards.


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Post: # 1668419Post desertsaint »

i think tony meant we have no player that could cover that position to near the same standard as the player. i would guess carlisle, could be brown. although, even though we have an obvious replacement, i reckon with the way he's playing we'd miss roberton a lot.


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saynta wrote:Straight swap.

Mav, if he is fit, for Koby.
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saynta wrote:
satchmo wrote:
Toy Saint wrote:
saynta wrote:
spert wrote:
Jacks Back wrote:
saynta wrote:According to the Saints coaches,Marshall is a boy in a man's body.

That would put him a long way off senior selection.
I think Marshall is too skinny for senior footy just yet.
We had another skinny Saint in the 1960s- Ian Cooper
That we did. And he was BOG in the 1966 grand final.
Ian Cooper was about 6'1" and about 70kgs, Marshall looks about 6'7" and appears to be around 90kg's

And I thought Cowboy was BOG in the Grand Final.
Cooper was BOG. Cowboy was only amazing! Barry Breen snatched it, and Bob Murray saved it. Every act counts.
I have heard a few names thrown about as BOG recently as well as over the years, including Stewie, the Doc and the Cowboy.

Make no mistake, Ian Cooper was clearly BOG.

Get yourself a copy of the game and see for yourself.

For the record, Ian is listed at 188cm and 76 kg and Marshall at 201cm and 98 kgs.

Rowan's not anywhere near as slight as Ian was, but his coaches don't think he is ready to step up just yet.
Ian Cooper was seriously tall for his era and skinny.


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Post: # 1668424Post SuperDuper »

bigcarl wrote:
SuperDuper wrote:
bigcarl wrote:
tony74 wrote:The one thing the club really tried to develop this year with their trading and drafting was a replacement foe each player and position ( whether through injury or management ) Think we've achieved that so really any changes shouldn't make much difference to the way we play. There is one player/position that we haven't got a ready made replacement. Let's hope he's durable.
Let the guessing games begin. I say Jack Steven, a midfielder who can break away from packs. I'm not sure we have a replacement who can do it to the same degree.

I can't think of any other position we cannot cover adequately so long as the designated replacement isn't injured or otherwise unavailable.
Big Jakey Carlisle looks close to the hardest to replace, for mine...
Josh Bruce can play chb and a Paddy can play ff.
yep, indeed he could.. but I would rate that the worst like for like exchange on our list
Which is why my answer to Tony74 remains Jakey C.


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SuperDuper wrote:
bigcarl wrote:
tony74 wrote:The one thing the club really tried to develop this year with their trading and drafting was a replacement foe each player and position ( whether through injury or management ) Think we've achieved that so really any changes shouldn't make much difference to the way we play. There is one player/position that we haven't got a ready made replacement. Let's hope he's durable.
Let the guessing games begin. I say Jack Steven, a midfielder who can break away from packs. I'm not sure we have a replacement who can do it to the same degree.

I can't think of any other position we cannot cover adequately so long as the designated replacement isn't injured or otherwise unavailable.
Big Jakey Carlisle looks close to the hardest to replace, for mine...
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WCE and Geel games, the mids got blamed for that.
Tom Hawkins only got coupla cheap easy goals at the end so Brown blanketed him superbly until then.


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Post: # 1668463Post tony74 »

SuperDuper wrote:
bigcarl wrote:
SuperDuper wrote:
bigcarl wrote:
tony74 wrote:The one thing the club really tried to develop this year with their trading and drafting was a replacement foe each player and position ( whether through injury or management ) Think we've achieved that so really any changes shouldn't make much difference to the way we play. There is one player/position that we haven't got a ready made replacement. Let's hope he's durable.
Let the guessing games begin. I say Jack Steven, a midfielder who can break away from packs. I'm not sure we have a replacement who can do it to the same degree.

I can't think of any other position we cannot cover adequately so long as the designated replacement isn't injured or otherwise unavailable.
Big Jakey Carlisle looks close to the hardest to replace, for mine...
Josh Bruce can play chb and a Paddy can play ff.
yep, indeed he could.. but I would rate that the worst like for like exchange on our list
Which is why my answer to Tony74 remains Jakey C.
Who incidently didn't train today :D :D :D . Roo also.


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tony74 wrote:
SuperDuper wrote:
bigcarl wrote:
SuperDuper wrote:
bigcarl wrote:
tony74 wrote:The one thing the club really tried to develop this year with their trading and drafting was a replacement foe each player and position ( whether through injury or management ) Think we've achieved that so really any changes shouldn't make much difference to the way we play. There is one player/position that we haven't got a ready made replacement. Let's hope he's durable.
Let the guessing games begin. I say Jack Steven, a midfielder who can break away from packs. I'm not sure we have a replacement who can do it to the same degree.

I can't think of any other position we cannot cover adequately so long as the designated replacement isn't injured or otherwise unavailable.
Big Jakey Carlisle looks close to the hardest to replace, for mine...
Josh Bruce can play chb and a Paddy can play ff.
yep, indeed he could.. but I would rate that the worst like for like exchange on our list
Which is why my answer to Tony74 remains Jakey C.
Who incidently didn't train today :D :D :D . Roo also.
Hoping it's just part of their recovery. Maybe doing laps at a local pool or something


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Post: # 1668478Post stonecold »

Rooey and Jake to rest this week?????

So maybe three changes then!!!!!


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Post: # 1668482Post bigcarl »

SuperDuper wrote:
bigcarl wrote:
SuperDuper wrote:Big Jakey Carlisle looks close to the hardest to replace, for mine...
Josh Bruce can play chb and a Paddy can play ff.
yep, indeed he could.. but I would rate that the worst like for like exchange on our list
Which is why my answer to Tony74 remains Jakey C.
You don't rate Bruce? I think he can do that role, not in the same way that Carlisle does, but he can do it adequately.

Pretty certain Riewoldt can do it too, probably as good or better even at 34.


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Please not Dunstan or Lonie. They're VFL players.


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Post: # 1668502Post longtimesaint »

Looking at our list we appear vulnerable if either Jake or Nathan Brown were to miss.
With Fisher and Dempsey retired we don't have another key defender on the list.


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