Changes v Swans
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Re: Changes v Swans
Battle, Lonie possible in
Ross possible out injured
Hannebury & Webster no hope both hamstrung.
Hannebury needs to see the medical team that brought O'Meara back from the dead.
Ross possible out injured
Hannebury & Webster no hope both hamstrung.
Hannebury needs to see the medical team that brought O'Meara back from the dead.
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Re: Changes v Swans
You think Parker is worth another go?
Kent?
Hind?
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Re: Changes v Swans
If Ross injured or carrying something then perhaps Bytel , as reading it seems form warranted
Parker did nothing but tough gig to say no proper footy for months, 1 game in and expect a lot from a guy who has played less than 15 games. May be needed so another week makes sense.
Line through Hannebury as inj again,
Battle - swans not big so would be top heavy against this opponent.
Parker did nothing but tough gig to say no proper footy for months, 1 game in and expect a lot from a guy who has played less than 15 games. May be needed so another week makes sense.
Line through Hannebury as inj again,
Battle - swans not big so would be top heavy against this opponent.
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Re: Changes v Swans
Parker did no more or less than Sinclair
Ross - injured or rest / out
Bytel - in...get a few games into him
With the cluster of games ahead and short breaks we do need to rotate the squad a little
and keep 25 or so 'match fit'
Ross - injured or rest / out
Bytel - in...get a few games into him
With the cluster of games ahead and short breaks we do need to rotate the squad a little
and keep 25 or so 'match fit'
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Re: Changes v Swans
swans a very young team. Wouldn't be the worst game to rest a couple if necessary/carrying something.
Not wholesale but Ross and geary/kent for example.
Not wholesale but Ross and geary/kent for example.
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Re: Changes v Swans
We now have a week off and then 4 games in 16 days
Do we start some rotations this Saturday or wait till the middle two games?
Swans have very limited numbers of talls so this week do you rest One of the rucks and Carlisle
There is no real matchup for Jake.
Wilkie goes to Blakey and Howard to Reid.
Geary for Papley
Do we start some rotations this Saturday or wait till the middle two games?
Swans have very limited numbers of talls so this week do you rest One of the rucks and Carlisle
There is no real matchup for Jake.
Wilkie goes to Blakey and Howard to Reid.
Geary for Papley
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Re: Changes v Swans
I'd keep the ruck advantage. Both getting rest on the ground it is part of the advantage of having two of them.terry smith rules wrote: ↑Sun 26 Jul 2020 10:27am We now have a week off and then 4 games in 16 days
Do we start some rotations this Saturday or wait till the middle two games?
Swans have very limited numbers of talls so this week do you rest One of the rucks and Carlisle
There is no real matchup for Jake.
Wilkie goes to Blakey and Howard to Reid.
Geary for Papley
Equally don't like messing with a back 6 which is working. Although we have had a back 7 really and perhaps one of them could be rested. Perhaps Carlisle for Austin if he is right to go. Or Geary given he has spent time forward.
Would cap the number of changes to 2 this week and give one of the mids or small forwards a rest. Ross, Kent or Parker.
More I think about it the more I'd be looking at the below.
In
Brynes/bytes
Lonie
Out
Ross
Geary/Kent/Parker
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Re: Changes v Swans
Out
Ross (injured)
Kent (injured)
In
Bytel (for Ross)
Savage (for Kent)
Hanners and JWeb have hamstring injuries .
Lonie needs to spend more time out, and Parker has a bit of the X-factor about him, so they stay out and in respectively.
No way do you drop your captain, against a side like the Swans you need your human cannonball captain in, by your side.
Ross (injured)
Kent (injured)
In
Bytel (for Ross)
Savage (for Kent)
Hanners and JWeb have hamstring injuries .
Lonie needs to spend more time out, and Parker has a bit of the X-factor about him, so they stay out and in respectively.
No way do you drop your captain, against a side like the Swans you need your human cannonball captain in, by your side.
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Re: Changes v Swans
Re Geary I think its more a rest than dropping if he is out. Going to need a few changes each week to get through the next month and given his recent injuries and age he'll likely be one.
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Re: Changes v Swans
But not this week as Papley is a great match up for him.nostalgicsaint wrote: ↑Sun 26 Jul 2020 11:27am Re Geary I think its more a rest than dropping if he is out. Going to need a few changes each week to get through the next month and given his recent injuries and age he'll likely be one.
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Re: Changes v Swans
As far as I'm concerned, you put the best team on the field every game, no matter who the opposition, as percentage wins are all important and may be the difference in playing finals or not.
Last night's win was a huge win for the club- one of the strongest wins for years. Only injured players should go out, so Ross looks gone and either Ratts bloods another new player such as Bytel, or even give Byrnes another shot, or a match-fit Lonie comes back in.
Last night's win was a huge win for the club- one of the strongest wins for years. Only injured players should go out, so Ross looks gone and either Ratts bloods another new player such as Bytel, or even give Byrnes another shot, or a match-fit Lonie comes back in.
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Re: Changes v Swans
Has Hunter Clark ever played midfield??bigcarl wrote: ↑Sun 26 Jul 2020 1:07amMight have to move Hunter Clark there prematurely. We have Robertson/Savage who can play half back.saintsRrising wrote: ↑Sun 26 Jul 2020 1:01amYes one option.vacuous space wrote: ↑Sun 26 Jul 2020 12:18am My guess would be Battle in for Ross. I'd expect minimal change after a win like that.
Though how has Bytel been going?
Byrnes and Bytel are some our only young players that were recruited as mids who were already mids. If Ross is out then Swans game might be a good chance to debut Bytel and to try him out with some midfield rotations.
Our midfield does not run that deep, and if Hanners is now gone long-terms we need some Plan Bs.
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I don’t know, but I suspect he would have in juniors.saintly wrote: ↑Sun 26 Jul 2020 12:02pmHas Hunter Clark ever played midfield??bigcarl wrote: ↑Sun 26 Jul 2020 1:07amMight have to move Hunter Clark there prematurely. We have Robertson/Savage who can play half back.saintsRrising wrote: ↑Sun 26 Jul 2020 1:01amYes one option.vacuous space wrote: ↑Sun 26 Jul 2020 12:18am My guess would be Battle in for Ross. I'd expect minimal change after a win like that.
Though how has Bytel been going?
Byrnes and Bytel are some our only young players that were recruited as mids who were already mids. If Ross is out then Swans game might be a good chance to debut Bytel and to try him out with some midfield rotations.
Our midfield does not run that deep, and if Hanners is now gone long-terms we need some Plan Bs.
Any case, they are all virtually midfielders these days. Plus he has the right skill set. Evasive, good in traffic, won’t shirk a contest etc.
Also, I think the long term plan is to get him into the midfield. He’s serving an apprenticeship in defence to get him up to speed I believe.
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Re: Changes v Swans
You are joking of course. Sinclair 15 possession( 10 kicks and 5 handpasses), 4 marks and 2 tackles.
Parker 6 possessions (3 kicks and 3 handpasses) 0 marks and 0 tackles.
The guy was poor but admittedly hasn't played for yonks.
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Re: Changes v Swans
Parker plays one game (6 possessions) but can stay in and Byrnes has one game (5 possessions) and is dropped?
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Re: Changes v Swans
100%
How the hell are we going to contend unless we get games into the lads?
How will we know if they have the ability to emerge?
Parkers had a few games that were very nice...
Hind had a few beauties as well.
If we had the VFL this year both these guyss would be substantially better.
Personally, I dont see Parker ever being in our 22 long term.
His best is defensive work but I think he wants to be more forward.
Hind could be a rotation, maybe.
Im keen to see Patton, Bytel, Mayo, Phillips etc get some game time....but not sure who they replace or if they're ready.
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Re: Changes v Swans
I'd like to see Parker retained, he played his first game of the year in a match that was as high pressure and fast as I have seen this year.
I thought Sinclair did pretty well top pick up the tempo and Parker looked a little hurried and nervous but both should be better for the run and given another shot IMO.
Ross may struggle to come up and a couple of the boys maybe sore from such a tough week in Adelaide (twice). Kent & Hill were injured and it will be interesting to see how they pull up.
Byres looked shell shocked on debut and probably needed a season in the VFL to prepare himself which obviously is not going to happen.
Battle & Lonie look likely first choices to come back in with Marsh another option.
McKenzie was prominent in the scratch matches as was Langlands so there are some back up options.
If injured
Ross / Battle
Kent / Lonie
and if Parker out perhaps Marsh?
The unknown is still Roberton, he is the one guy who is not in the team that is a walk up start when in form.
Could he play forward?
I don't think we'd be f****** with the back six who are killing it at the moment.
I thought Sinclair did pretty well top pick up the tempo and Parker looked a little hurried and nervous but both should be better for the run and given another shot IMO.
Ross may struggle to come up and a couple of the boys maybe sore from such a tough week in Adelaide (twice). Kent & Hill were injured and it will be interesting to see how they pull up.
Byres looked shell shocked on debut and probably needed a season in the VFL to prepare himself which obviously is not going to happen.
Battle & Lonie look likely first choices to come back in with Marsh another option.
McKenzie was prominent in the scratch matches as was Langlands so there are some back up options.
If injured
Ross / Battle
Kent / Lonie
and if Parker out perhaps Marsh?
The unknown is still Roberton, he is the one guy who is not in the team that is a walk up start when in form.
Could he play forward?
I don't think we'd be f****** with the back six who are killing it at the moment.
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Re: Changes v Swans
Spot on spert, it would be nonsense to not select the best team every week - on AFL 360 last week both Jarryd Roughead and Jordan Lewis when asked said they would want to play every game irrespective of the short breaks, they're professional footballers and especially with the 16 minute quarters would have no problem playing 4 quarters.spert wrote: ↑Sun 26 Jul 2020 11:37am As far as I'm concerned, you put the best team on the field every game, no matter who the opposition, as percentage wins are all important and may be the difference in playing finals or not.
Last night's win was a huge win for the club- one of the strongest wins for years. Only injured players should go out, so Ross looks gone and either Ratts bloods another new player such as Bytel, or even give Byrnes another shot, or a match-fit Lonie comes back in.
The sole selection criteria should be current form.
Unfortunately Matty Parker appeared totally out of depth last night (at best VFL standard) so if Ross is injured I would envisage the following changes against the Swans:
Out: Parker & Ross
In: Battle and either one of Lonie/Bytel/Phillips/Savage
Irrespective, I would expect the Saints to have a solid win over the Swans at the Gabba next Saturday.
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Re: Changes v Swans
I think Ratts wanted to expose Byrnes to senior level for his development and maybe Bytel next. Parker has already been there.Jacks Back wrote: ↑Sun 26 Jul 2020 12:20pm Parker plays one game (6 possessions) but can stay in and Byrnes has one game (5 possessions) and is dropped?
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Re: Changes v Swans
Beware the Swans - they looked good yesterday - the big thing in our favour next week is that the Swans struggle on big grounds and we haven't played them on a big ground for a decade. We play them Saturday at the 'Gabba.Sanctorum wrote: ↑Sun 26 Jul 2020 1:55pmSpot on spert, it would be nonsense to not select the best team every week - on AFL 360 last week both Jarryd Roughead and Jordan Lewis when asked said they would want to play every game irrespective of the short breaks, they're professional footballers and especially with the 16 minute quarters would have no problem playing 4 quarters.spert wrote: ↑Sun 26 Jul 2020 11:37am As far as I'm concerned, you put the best team on the field every game, no matter who the opposition, as percentage wins are all important and may be the difference in playing finals or not.
Last night's win was a huge win for the club- one of the strongest wins for years. Only injured players should go out, so Ross looks gone and either Ratts bloods another new player such as Bytel, or even give Byrnes another shot, or a match-fit Lonie comes back in.
The sole selection criteria should be current form.
Unfortunately Matty Parker appeared totally out of depth last night (at best VFL standard) so if Ross is injured I would envisage the following changes against the Swans:
Out: Parker & Ross
In: Battle and either one of Lonie/Bytel/Phillips/Savage
Irrespective, I would expect the Saints to have a solid win over the Swans at the Gabba next Saturday.
They have made a habit of hammering us and finishing games off early and these losses have coincided with the Swans coming good against us since 2013. The first quarter will be all important. Sydney will be up and about after yesterday.
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Re: Changes v Swans
Mayo has gone home. For surgery on his knee. Doubt if he will return. Certainly not this year.SAINT-LEE wrote: ↑Sun 26 Jul 2020 12:35pm100%
How the hell are we going to contend unless we get games into the lads?
How will we know if they have the ability to emerge?
Parkers had a few games that were very nice...
Hind had a few beauties as well.
If we had the VFL this year both these guyss would be substantially better.
Personally, I dont see Parker ever being in our 22 long term.
His best is defensive work but I think he wants to be more forward.
Hind could be a rotation, maybe.
Im keen to see Patton, Bytel, Mayo, Phillips etc get some game time....but not sure who they replace or if they're ready.
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Re: Changes v Swans
Byrnes was in the midfield and just didnt look like he wanted it. Parker was up forward, wanted it and applied preasure - he was just rusty. Parker is someone who could come back next time hungrier.. not sure Byrnes is at that point yet.Jacks Back wrote: ↑Sun 26 Jul 2020 12:20pm Parker plays one game (6 possessions) but can stay in and Byrnes has one game (5 possessions) and is dropped?
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Re: Changes v Swans
We had some sore lads. If they recover well, then we only make forced changes I reckon. Anyone with an injury out. Anyone who is 100% fit replaces them