West Coast and Adelaide, both with much aplomb I might add, have demonstrated off field dramas equal on field problems in recent times, Melbourne might just be the next.
Booney wrote:West Coast and Adelaide, both with much aplomb I might add, have demonstrated off field dramas equal on field problems in recent times, Melbourne might just be the next.
On to last nights game some of the Ruck taps last knight were elite especially some of the "back-hand" taps to advantage from both Gawn and Grundy.
The new interpretation allowing Ruckman to hold position with their arm and protect their space if they read the ball best appears to be a good move based on a sample size of n=1
Let that be a lesson to you Port, no one beats the Bays five times in a row in a GF and gets away with it!!!
Booney wrote:West Coast and Adelaide, both with much aplomb I might add, have demonstrated off field dramas equal on field problems in recent times, Melbourne might just be the next.
On to last nights game some of the Ruck taps last knight were elite especially some of the "back-hand" taps to advantage from both Gawn and Grundy.
The new interpretation allowing Ruckman to hold position with their arm and protect their space if they read the ball best appears to be a good move based on a sample size of n=1
The "Matt Primus is too big and strong" rule has been reintroduced.
Booney wrote:West Coast and Adelaide, both with much aplomb I might add, have demonstrated off field dramas equal on field problems in recent times, Melbourne might just be the next.
On to last nights game some of the Ruck taps last knight were elite especially some of the "back-hand" taps to advantage from both Gawn and Grundy.
The new interpretation allowing Ruckman to hold position with their arm and protect their space if they read the ball best appears to be a good move based on a sample size of n=1
The "Matt Primus is too big and strong" rule has been reintroduced.
Grundy's knee to the kidney of Gawn might be a precursor of things to come for smaller rucks.
Then watch the AFL introduce a rule to ban jumping at ruck contests...
Booney wrote:West Coast and Adelaide, both with much aplomb I might add, have demonstrated off field dramas equal on field problems in recent times, Melbourne might just be the next.
Strongly doubt it, Sydney are almost cherry ripe, they’ll be very hard to beat at home, it’s been their downfall over the past couple of seasons IMO, nearly IMHO