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Pies4shaw 
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| qldmagpie67 wrote: | | Pies4shaw wrote: | It’s the first time a Collingwood top 10 draft pick from 2013 has had 29 disposals in a game of AFL footy. And no Collingwood halfback from that draft has had 29 disposals since ...
... round 20 last year. |
You need to add Scharenberg's 14 marks, 5 tackles, 7 rebound 50's DE @84.6% 320 meters gained and 6 X 1%ers
The other game by the other HBF had half the marks, half the tackles, half the rebound 50's a DE of 64%, 214 meters gained and 2 X 1%ers
So basically it was half the game of Scharenberg's
Highlights why they were drafted were they were
One taken at pick 6 is showing to be a champion the other is a 4th round pick and not in the team |
It's hard to see quite as much of the ball when you're so good at moving itl downfield that it doesn't come straight back at you and your team is actually winning.
The bottom line is, as you well know, that Langdon is starting 22 when he's fit, which is why it wasn't a line ball to play Smith instead of him in round 1. He's out of the team like Pendlebury is - and I don't expect that you're likely to tell me that Crocker replaced Pendlebury for team balance. |
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perthmagpie 
Joined: 27 Mar 2004
Location: Yarrawonga
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Scharenberg will eventually be one of those players that is close to first picked. I saw alot of Jimmy Clement's career and he was a champion. Sharenberg can be just as good or better but it may take one or two uninterrupted seasons to see the proof.
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MJ23
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Location: Sydney
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PyreneesPie 
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| MJ23 wrote: |
With just 21 career games I think he is developing perfectly. |
I was only thinking about this particular fact yesterday. No doubt if he was to have a poor game or two, many would forget that although he's been at the club for several years, he's still like a first-year player in experience. Makes his recent form even more impressive I reckon. |
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Boogie Knights
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| If he hadn't played those 4 games in 2015 and was just a year younger, he'd be NAB Rising star eligible this year. |
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RudeBoy
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| The most impressive thing about Schaz has been his determination and perseverance, to come back, time and time again, after multiple serious leg and foot injuries. It shows great character. If he can remain injury free and get a whole season under his belt this year, he could become an out and out star of the game in 2019. |
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Skids 
Quitting drinking will be one of the best choices you make in your life.
Joined: 11 Sep 2007
Location: Joined 3/6/02 . Member #175
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He's also our best(#33 in the AFL) user of the ball with a disposal efficiency of 83.5%.
Add 3 more from our backline; Langdon (#65) 81.4%, Dunn (#123) 77.6% & Howe (#132) 77.1% and we're no longer holing our breath every time we're rebounding from the back half.
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Raw Hammer
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...until Adams was added to the team and back half in recent weeks.
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| Raw Hammer wrote: | | ...until Adams was added to the team and back half in recent weeks. |
Adams was brilliant this week. At least to anyone who know anything about the game,........
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