No injuries, but GWS played a very physical match. They'll have some sore players and have to back up next week. I'd say we'll be streets ahead of them as far as player fitness is concerned when the PF rolls around (if they make it).What'sinaname wrote:WCE and GWS both win and win without any injuries.
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I think we can cover JDG and Greenwood. Greenwood can be covered by say, Goldsack, or Magden, and one thing, JDG did not spend much time up forward last night, he didn't do a great deal prior to going off, correct ? I really hope he comes up for the GF, if we make it. But, for the Prelim, why not play Varcoe or Aish, in his spot, even Wells? I dunno, but I reckon we can cover them, we do have great depth now.
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Hi Jo [and Rudey], sorry if my OP sounded somewhat dry and bereft of joy! I'm simply trying to keep the lid on things after the horror of 2018, and not dilute the super importance of this superb victorythink positive wrote:I agree Rudey, celebrate this for a little while! I’m lovin it!
I was absolutely stoked for the win last night, considering the caliber of players missing through injury.
But it was more a feeling of relief, and merely a stepping stone to something way more important, and totally achievable, ahead of us.
It was to me simply phase-1, of a 3-4 step process we need to master.
But hey, damn right celebrate the win for the next two weeks in whatever fashion floats ones boat!
Personally, I'm filing this win in the "Tick: assignment complete" folder, and going into analytical mode about how we take down our next opponent.
And hoping those contenders literally smash the shit out of the other in the process; I care little for any rate of attrition at their end of the street.
But job well done Pies, both on and off the field! Go you good things!
I'm yet to watch our GWS loss from several rounds ago; however that might be my first task, to see what can be corrected should we encounter them in the PF.
ps. Eat a super-sized bucket of fried dick, Geebung and Scott; you earned it.
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Nice to hear David King call out Chris Scott’s poor coaching on radio today. Now I wait with bated breath for someone to cast a critical eye over Joel Selwood. Once again he went missing in a big game for his side and once again he escapes scrutiny. Good player when the Cats’ midfield included Bartel, Ablett, Champman, et al. Personally, I’ve always regarded him as vastly overrated.
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TBH, I think we smashed them in the midfield, due to the ferocious pressure of both Tay and Wombat. Tim Kelly likewise was basically non-existent for them. Losing Duncan turned out to be a massive blow for them, since that meant they basically had only one effective midfielder - Dangerfield.shawthing wrote:Nice to see Duckwood returning to his position as the number one Aussie bleeder. Geez that guy cuts more easily than a punch drunk boxer in the 15th round against Mike Tyson.jg22 wrote:Nice to hear David King call out Chris Scott’s poor coaching on radio today. Now I wait with bated breath for someone to cast a critical eye over Joel Selwood. Once again he went missing in a big game for his side and once again he escapes scrutiny. Good player when the Cats’ midfield included Bartel, Ablett, Champman, et al. Personally, I’ve always regarded him as vastly overrated.
You may or may not be right about Selwood, but I think his lack of impact during the game was much more due to our midfield ascendancy than anything else.
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GWS game was a first quarter car crash but we kicked 10:8 to 11:7 after quarter time so held our own. The difference is this time we won’t have Flynn Appleby playing as a key position back. So we will have much better match ups. Also we were in a form slump when we played them notwithstanding the win against the Weagles.
Further we have a rest while they need to play away in Brisbane, should they beat the Lions, which I suspect they will.
Further we have a rest while they need to play away in Brisbane, should they beat the Lions, which I suspect they will.
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Agree - he was highly competitive the whole game despite not ending up with much of the ball. Should've got a free in front of goal in the last when he almost ended up headless after a crude spoiling attempt. The umps seemed to have no trouble finding frees in the cats forward line, but lost their bionic vision when the violations were in our f50.matrix10 wrote:Mihocek's game was superb- did so much stuff off the all and contested everything- most of trime he spilt a contest when he had 2 cats on him. He is a peerless clubman.
I find your lack of faith disturbing