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Re: Essendon vs Adelaide

Postby CUTTERMAN » Sat Aug 16, 2008 10:19 am

It will be interesting how this pans out, could be introducing him to add a bit more depth for finals, if they make the finals. If they are to play him in the forward lines he might just add a bit of a spark and uncertainty.
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Re: Essendon vs Adelaide

Postby the joker » Sat Aug 16, 2008 6:03 pm

Shirtfront wrote:Adelaide by 7 goals, Gill to kick a bag.

Pretty close there
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Re: Essendon vs Adelaide

Postby NO-MERCY » Sat Aug 16, 2008 11:50 pm

Gill should of kicked a bag! :oops:
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Re: Essendon vs Adelaide

Postby brod » Sun Aug 17, 2008 12:17 am

NO-MERCY wrote:Gill should of kicked a bag! :oops:


Missed a couple in the last
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Re: Essendon vs Adelaide

Postby Psyber » Sun Aug 17, 2008 11:16 am

I'm happy if Gill kicks 5.3 every week from now on, some inaccuracy is forgiveable.
How about that brilliant and well planned leg break that bounced through. :wink:
Seriously, what he does do is contest every ball, and that is something the Crows have needed.
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Re: Essendon vs Adelaide

Postby stan » Sun Aug 17, 2008 11:18 am

Psyber wrote:I'm happy if Gill kicks 5.3 every week from now on, some inaccuracy is forgiveable.
How about that brilliant and well planned leg break that bounced through. :wink:
Seriously, what he does do is contest every ball, and that is something the Crows have needed.


That wasnt a leg break, it was a bloody off break. Come on Psyber ;)
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Re: Essendon vs Adelaide

Postby Psyber » Sun Aug 17, 2008 11:23 am

stan wrote:
Psyber wrote:I'm happy if Gill kicks 5.3 every week from now on, some inaccuracy is forgiveable.
How about that brilliant and well planned leg break that bounced through. :wink:
Seriously, what he does do is contest every ball, and that is something the Crows have needed.
That wasnt a leg break, it was a bloody off break. Come on Psyber ;)
Does that depend on whether the batsman is left or right handed, or doesn't use his hands at all? 8)
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Re: Essendon vs Adelaide

Postby stan » Sun Aug 17, 2008 11:28 am

Psyber wrote:
stan wrote:
Psyber wrote:I'm happy if Gill kicks 5.3 every week from now on, some inaccuracy is forgiveable.
How about that brilliant and well planned leg break that bounced through. :wink:
Seriously, what he does do is contest every ball, and that is something the Crows have needed.
That wasnt a leg break, it was a bloody off break. Come on Psyber ;)
Does that depend on whether the batsman is left or right handed, or doesn't use his hands at all? 8)


no im pretty sure thats still going to be a off break mate.
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Re: Essendon vs Adelaide

Postby Psyber » Sun Aug 17, 2008 12:19 pm

A serious question then from someone who only played Cricket at High School*..

I'd assumed that if the ball hit the ground and turned towards leg it was a leg break, and if it turned away from the legs it was an off break. If I'd been a batsman facing that oncoming ball - I'm right handed - it would have turned to my leg side to head for the goals, from what I saw on TV. Is there some more formal definition in the rules??

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Re: Essendon vs Adelaide

Postby McAlmanac » Sun Aug 17, 2008 1:42 pm

Leg breaks turn away from the bat. Gill's kick was an off break.
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Re: Essendon vs Adelaide

Postby Psyber » Sun Aug 17, 2008 3:16 pm

Ahh.. found a definition in "Wikipedia" as well, saying a "leg break" breaks away from the leg side, and an "off break" breaks away from the off side of the wicket.
That makes sense of it - it is where it breaks from, not where it breaks to.
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Re: Essendon vs Adelaide

Postby spell_check » Sun Aug 17, 2008 9:26 pm

Psyber wrote:Ahh.. found a definition in "Wikipedia" as well, saying a "leg break" breaks away from the leg side, and an "off break" breaks away from the off side of the wicket.
That makes sense of it - it is where it breaks from, not where it breaks to.


Whoever thought of those terminologies must have been thinking about wind direction (or perhaps the other way round). ;)
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Re: Essendon vs Adelaide

Postby NO-MERCY » Sun Aug 17, 2008 11:43 pm

stan wrote:
Psyber wrote:I'm happy if Gill kicks 5.3 every week from now on, some inaccuracy is forgiveable.
How about that brilliant and well planned leg break that bounced through. :wink:
Seriously, what he does do is contest every ball, and that is something the Crows have needed.


That wasnt a leg break, it was a bloody off break. Come on Psyber ;)


It was a ARSE break more like it, no way was he trying to kick a goal.
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Re: Essendon vs Adelaide

Postby Shirtfront » Mon Aug 18, 2008 10:05 am

the joker wrote:
Shirtfront wrote:Adelaide by 7 goals, Gill to kick a bag.

Pretty close there


I'll claim that. Doesn't happen too often.
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Re: Essendon vs Adelaide

Postby Psyber » Mon Aug 18, 2008 12:13 pm

NO-MERCY wrote:
stan wrote:
Psyber wrote:I'm happy if Gill kicks 5.3 every week from now on, some inaccuracy is forgiveable.
How about that brilliant and well planned leg break that bounced through. :wink:
Seriously, what he does do is contest every ball, and that is something the Crows have needed.
That wasnt a leg break, it was a bloody off break. Come on Psyber ;)
It was a ARSE break more like it, no way was he trying to kick a goal.
Nah, pure skill! :wink:
The commentators called it as a goal before it even bounced - admittedly as, "This could be the ugliest goal ever!"
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Re: Essendon vs Adelaide

Postby SCD » Mon Aug 18, 2008 12:47 pm

Essendon were a rabble on Saturday afternoon.

All day they went with a huddle from a point kickout, all day with no out-riders and all day the Crows ended up in an attacking position because of it.
Thought it was really poor coaching and gave the Crows a free passage to goal each and every time.
They had a number of injuries and couldn't rotate like the Crows could.

Huge positive for the Crows was Dangerfield. The work off the ball was amazing, he was running and tackling and putting pressure on every Essendon player near him, really like the look of him as a half forward and time will tell - but on the evidence of what I saw on Saturday, this bloke will be a star
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Re: Essendon vs Adelaide

Postby Browny25 » Tue Aug 19, 2008 4:12 pm

Crows were $12.00 to make top 4 3 weeks ago!! I was going to get on but chickened out!

They are now $2.50!!! :roll:
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