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BazBoy
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| Post subject: Ins and Outs |  |
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Outs
Walsh
McGuire
Rocca
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Wright
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???
Who comes in 🤪
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The ?? And ?? Are :
Andrew westacott (ceo of the Australian Grand Prix corporation)
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Justin Leppitsch (ruck and assistant coach) |
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BazBoy
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Westacott seems a bit too involved at present
Leppitsch like Pebble,s not a ruckman
What about this
In,s
Craig Kelly
Damien Monkhurst
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23 YIPPEE!!!
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Again with kelly and monkey is looking back into our selfs the doesn’t work just look at Buckley.
The only good choice ex Collingwood is graham Wright was wanting Wright for a long while now.
The rest we need to look outside. |
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BazBoy
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Over coffee with fellow Pie supporter he recalled that Graham Wright was approached to come across during the 2017 Review—but knocked it back
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Like to see an astute prudent business type of president stay away from any one associated with the media.
Need a business type person like a ceo of a highly successful company who has the runs on the board. Same can be said to the senior coaching someone who is proven and has the runs on the board. |
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derkd
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Name out of left field for ruck coach is Brad Ottens. He is the ruck coach at Geelong....got them to finals and a grand final with what ruckman??? .see if he can finally teach Grundy to punch the ball towards our forward line...
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Lazza
Joined: 04 Feb 2003
Location: Bendigo, Victoria, Australia
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Fair dinkum 🙄 if Grundy doesn’t know that by now as a senior AFL ruckman, I have no confidence that he will ever get that into his thick skull 🤬😡
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derkd
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| Lazza wrote: | ^^^^
Fair dinkum 🙄 if Grundy doesn’t know that by now as a senior AFL ruckman, I have no confidence that he will ever get that into his thick skull 🤬😡 |
The strange thing is Lazza, I don't know why more rucks are not going for the bash forward. This is not just a Grundy thing, in this day and age where meters gained is such a important stat. And forward choas ball can work as well and the pin point pass into the forward line.
Why are more ruckman not going for the forward fist punch atleast a few times a game?
This fine tap work to your own feet thing strikes me as over done. Why not think more outside the box...or square in this case 😃.
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Boogie Knights
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Why are more ruckman not going for the forward fist punch atleast a few times a game?
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I think it's possibly unfair to blame Grundy for not doing this - it would have more to do with him following instructions / gameplan than anything.... |
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Lazza
Joined: 04 Feb 2003
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| derkd wrote: | | Lazza wrote: | ^^^^
Fair dinkum 🙄 if Grundy doesn’t know that by now as a senior AFL ruckman, I have no confidence that he will ever get that into his thick skull 🤬😡 |
The strange thing is Lazza, I don't know why more rucks are not going for the bash forward. This is not just a Grundy thing, in this day and age where meters gained is such a important stat. And forward choas ball can work as well and the pin point pass into the forward line.
Why are more ruckman not going for the forward fist punch atleast a few times a game? |
derkd, I remember a former Geelong ruckman named Burke (forget his first name) who used to consistently hit the ball deep into their forward line and he created many scoring opportunities. That was a great tactic to use occasionally.
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Boogie Knights
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| ^^^ Clark Keating used it to great effect for the Brisbane Lions as well... |
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dalyc 
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| Boogie Knights wrote: | | ^^^ Clark Keating used it to great effect for the Brisbane Lions as well... |
Helps to have 3 Brownlow medallists in your midfield plus another who was an A grader.
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Helps to have 3 Brownlow medallists in your midfield plus another who was an A grader. |
Or - given the extra room to work in with a stoppage clearing hit out - it helped turn them into Brownlow medalists? 
Yes, that was as good a midfield as there's possibly ever been but I'm sure Pendles and Sidey would relish the extra space to work in...  |
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