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Re: Brad Hill

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The_Dud wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 8:42am
CURLY wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 8:38am
The_Dud wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 8:35am
CURLY wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 8:15am
The_Dud wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 12:03am Every footballer, no matter the ability of level, needs to put their head over the ball when it’s their turn.

Someone should tell Brad.
Why? Maybe he puts family first.
Easy to play lots of games if you continually squib contests, eh Curly?

He might think so. It’s his choice isn’t it.
Yeah I suppose. If he keeps getting picked, could even get to 400!

:)

Maybe he could just miss the tough games when his team needs him. Yep 400 big number.


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Re: Brad Hill

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CURLY wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 8:46am
The_Dud wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 8:42am
CURLY wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 8:38am
The_Dud wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 8:35am
CURLY wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 8:15am
The_Dud wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 12:03am Every footballer, no matter the ability of level, needs to put their head over the ball when it’s their turn.

Someone should tell Brad.
Why? Maybe he puts family first.
Easy to play lots of games if you continually squib contests, eh Curly?

He might think so. It’s his choice isn’t it.
Yeah I suppose. If he keeps getting picked, could even get to 400!

:)

Maybe he could just miss the tough games when his team needs him. Yep 400 big number.
Not so big when you drop everything for football and refuse to put your head over the ball :)


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Re: Brad Hill

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The_Dud wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 8:50am
CURLY wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 8:46am
The_Dud wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 8:42am
CURLY wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 8:38am
The_Dud wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 8:35am
CURLY wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 8:15am
The_Dud wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 12:03am Every footballer, no matter the ability of level, needs to put their head over the ball when it’s their turn.

Someone should tell Brad.
Why? Maybe he puts family first.
Easy to play lots of games if you continually squib contests, eh Curly?

He might think so. It’s his choice isn’t it.
Yeah I suppose. If he keeps getting picked, could even get to 400!

:)

Maybe he could just miss the tough games when his team needs him. Yep 400 big number.
Not so big when you drop everything for football and refuse to put your head over the ball :)
He’s a outside player every team has them his positives out way the negative. Then again takes a special type of armchair expert to question courage.


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Re: Brad Hill

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Even outside players need to put their head of the ball when it’s their turn. Every half decent footballer knows that 👍


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Re: Brad Hill

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Given Fiora and Hill would be undisputed number 1 and 2 in terms of toughness (not sure which order) who would the candidates for the third podium spot be?


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Re: Brad Hill

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The_Dud wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 9:01am Even outside players need to put their head of the ball when it’s their turn. Every half decent footballer knows that 👍
He goes he just go like some others it’s like some players don’t run as hard or as far as Hill. They are all expected to they all try to they just can’t. A sideline expert like yourself wouldn’t watch that.


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Re: Brad Hill

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CURLY wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 9:10am
The_Dud wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 9:01am Even outside players need to put their head of the ball when it’s their turn. Every half decent footballer knows that 👍
He goes he just go like some others it’s like some players don’t run as hard or as far as Hill. They are all expected to they all try to they just can’t. A sideline expert like yourself wouldn’t watch that.
They say ‘game recognises game’, and now I guess we can safely say the opposite is true too :)


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Re: Brad Hill

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The_Dud wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 9:12am
CURLY wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 9:10am
The_Dud wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 9:01am Even outside players need to put their head of the ball when it’s their turn. Every half decent footballer knows that 👍
He goes he just go like some others it’s like some players don’t run as hard or as far as Hill. They are all expected to they all try to they just can’t. A sideline expert like yourself wouldn’t watch that.
They say ‘game recognises game’, and now I guess we can safely say the opposite is true too :)
Nothing worse than a armchair critic claiming a player is soft or doesn’t go hard enough.


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Hill is an absolute soft c**k and by far the worst of our trades. He is happy to be the front runner when the team is going ok, but is mentally weak and goes completely missing as soon as the going gets a little tough. Ratts needs to read him the riot act leading into next season! Hopefully Gaggs put some performance clauses in his contract??


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Re: Brad Hill

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Impatient Sainter wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 9:41am Hill is an absolute soft c**k and by far the worst of our trades. He is happy to be the front runner when the team is going ok, but is mentally weak and goes completely missing as soon as the going gets a little tough. Ratts needs to read him the riot act leading into next season! Hopefully Gaggs put some performance clauses in his contract??

Mentally weak players don’t run end to end last quarters.


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Re: Brad Hill

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A wasted trade- past his peak and a finals flop for us. Byrnes probably would have got more of the ball.


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Re: Brad Hill

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spert wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 9:44am A wasted trade- past his peak and a finals flop for us. Byrnes probably would have got more of the ball.
What were our highly touted recruiters thinking?
His actual trade cost was probably around what you would expect to pay for Judd or Pendlebury as a 26 year old!
I would not hesitate to send him back for a straight swap for Acres.
The stuff he is getting away with on the ground cannot possible be a good example to younger teammates!


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Re: Brad Hill

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Teflon wrote: Fri 09 Oct 2020 11:47pm He is never going to bust a pack and that’s not his go
Would love to see a little more courage in how how he throws his body into a tackle....
But that said.... he’s an outside running machine who I agree we’ll use him better over time
Disposal is normally great
I was more disappointed with midfield clearance tonight.....and the coach has mentioned it 3 times since the game ...15-5 difference...
Can you just be an outside running machine in today’s football?


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Re: Brad Hill

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CURLY wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 9:44am
Impatient Sainter wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 9:41am Hill is an absolute soft c**k and by far the worst of our trades. He is happy to be the front runner when the team is going ok, but is mentally weak and goes completely missing as soon as the going gets a little tough. Ratts needs to read him the riot act leading into next season! Hopefully Gaggs put some performance clauses in his contract??

Mentally weak players don’t run end to end last quarters.
Fiora could run all day also...football is a contact sport you might want to remind him!


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Re: Brad Hill

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Impatient Sainter wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 10:04am
CURLY wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 9:44am
Impatient Sainter wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 9:41am Hill is an absolute soft c**k and by far the worst of our trades. He is happy to be the front runner when the team is going ok, but is mentally weak and goes completely missing as soon as the going gets a little tough. Ratts needs to read him the riot act leading into next season! Hopefully Gaggs put some performance clauses in his contract??

Mentally weak players don’t run end to end last quarters.
Fiora could run all day also...football is a contact sport you might want to remind him!
Amazing the best coach of the modern era played him in 3 Grand Finals.


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samoht wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 8:18am Acres is the running machine we had and didn't appreciate/nurture ... ask any player whose tackles he's easily broken through.
Freo got the best out of Hill and they are now getting the best out of Acres!!

This typifies St Kilda and its poor decision making ... it's not just confined to the playing field.
Both should have been playing for us last night. Acres is possibly the most valuable set of steak knives ever given away.


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Re: Brad Hill

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Ghost Like wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 10:11am
samoht wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 8:18am Acres is the running machine we had and didn't appreciate/nurture ... ask any player whose tackles he's easily broken through.
Freo got the best out of Hill and they are now getting the best out of Acres!!

This typifies St Kilda and its poor decision making ... it's not just confined to the playing field.
Both should have been playing for us last night. Acres is possibly the most valuable set of steak knives ever given away.
Yep. Bad bad completely unnecessary trade.

We would have got the ⛷⛷⛷ anyway.


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whiskers3614 wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 9:06am Given Fiora and Hill would be undisputed number 1 and 2 in terms of toughness (not sure which order) who would the candidates for the third podium spot be?
Aussie Jones would have to be right up there.


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Re: Brad Hill

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Ok
Hill had a bad night .
Do we ever think that part of this may be due to the tigers .
Hanners and hill were a big part of last weeks win .
This week they did bugger all
Do we think the tigers may have planned to keep the ball away from them .
On the other hand
Seb Ross had plenty of the ball
There has been plenty of threads over his time discussing how he butchers the ball.
Do we think the tigers would have happy that he got plenty of the ball .


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Re: Brad Hill

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Listen to you lot looking for a scapegoat.

Last week he was instrumental in our win over the Dogs.

He had a howler. I guarantee he knows it.

Hill is almost the very, very least of our worries.


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bigred wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 5:40pm Listen to you lot looking for a scapegoat.

Last week he was instrumental in our win over the Dogs.

He had a howler. I guarantee he knows it.

Hill is almost the very, very least of our worries.
You must be joking!
What about the example he provides for younger players...
When you cost what he did providing an example is part of the deal.
Just because you're an outside player doesn't mean you have licence to avoid the possibility of physical contact.


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The sheer irony of giving him Max Hudghton's jumper number.
Two greater polar opposites in heart size do not exist!


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He had a good few games in the second half of the season.
Was in the votes recently.
Yes he was horrible last night, but he will come good.


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Re: Brad Hill

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CQ SAINT wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 5:14pm
whiskers3614 wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 9:06am Given Fiora and Hill would be undisputed number 1 and 2 in terms of toughness (not sure which order) who would the candidates for the third podium spot be?
Aussie Jones would have to be right up there.
Really? I would put Billings ahead of Aussie Jones any day. Aussie Jones could kick a great goal and was a very good attacking half-back with excellent foot skills in the latter stages of his career.


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Re: Brad Hill

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saintkid wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 10:53pm
CQ SAINT wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 5:14pm
whiskers3614 wrote: Sat 10 Oct 2020 9:06am Given Fiora and Hill would be undisputed number 1 and 2 in terms of toughness (not sure which order) who would the candidates for the third podium spot be?
Aussie Jones would have to be right up there.
Really? I would put Billings ahead of Aussie Jones any day. Aussie Jones could kick a great goal and was a very good attacking half-back with excellent foot skills in the latter stages of his career.
Aussie was a star. But avoided contact like his life depended on it.


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