Round 11 - Casey vs Collingwood at Casey Fields
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Well there AFL players are Mostly Kids and Might not be able to play a Full Game with Big Impacdie4pies wrote:They are borderline Dave. Their effort is without question and has been great, but all three lack sustained impact on a game. The only AFL player to have a real impact on a game so far this year was when Jamie Elliott came back from injury against Box Hill with his 4 goals.Dave The Man wrote:Except for Paine,Witts and Ceglar I reckon they aredie4pies wrote:^^ Everything Culprit wrote and just want to highlight the massive inequity in the reporting of VFL listed players.
It is the AFL players letting the team down at the moment.
Preston win: Best: Boland (6 goals), Ferraro, K Pendlebury and Hellier. N Brown was named BOG which I question. Top six maybe, but not BOG.
Port win: Riddle, Wallace and Pendlbury in the best. Ferraro unlucky not to get a mention. Marley Williams racked up 27 possessions but of his 21 kicks only 13 were effective. Ricky Ferraro had 17 kicks and 15 were effective.
It is so frustrating that VFL boys are proping up the AFL boys. It is almost as though the AFL players are making up the numbers. Perhaps it is a preservation thing. With the number of players going down it is just a matter of time before a place in the AFL team opens up and you want to be fit to get the call. For the VFL boys it is a case of bust a nut to get noticed for the 2012 draft, which explains them playing out of their skins.
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Dave it has nothing to do with the players, more to do with the type of players. There is no balance with the team. We have guys that are exposed at VFL level learning the game.
I feel they would learn more at a lower level and drop them up and down. As an example, to drop a guy like Boland and put Shae just because he is an AFL listed player is DUMB!!
Drop Shae, he would learn more at local level. Some quality football clubs going around. I would go so far to suggest Collingwood align itself with a local Div 1 club and the players play on permit like they do now if they don't play for a VFL team.
I feel they would learn more at a lower level and drop them up and down. As an example, to drop a guy like Boland and put Shae just because he is an AFL listed player is DUMB!!
Drop Shae, he would learn more at local level. Some quality football clubs going around. I would go so far to suggest Collingwood align itself with a local Div 1 club and the players play on permit like they do now if they don't play for a VFL team.
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Just plain Yes!Culprit wrote:Dave it has nothing to do with the players, more to do with the type of players. There is no balance with the team. We have guys that are exposed at VFL level learning the game.
I feel they would learn more at a lower level and drop them up and down. As an example, to drop a guy like Boland and put Shae just because he is an AFL listed player is DUMB!!
Drop Shae, he would learn more at local level. Some quality football clubs going around. I would go so far to suggest Collingwood align itself with a local Div 1 club and the players play on permit like they do now if they don't play for a VFL team.
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Club would never do it though for Obvious Reasonsdie4pies wrote:Just plain Yes!Culprit wrote:Dave it has nothing to do with the players, more to do with the type of players. There is no balance with the team. We have guys that are exposed at VFL level learning the game.
I feel they would learn more at a lower level and drop them up and down. As an example, to drop a guy like Boland and put Shae just because he is an AFL listed player is DUMB!!
Drop Shae, he would learn more at local level. Some quality football clubs going around. I would go so far to suggest Collingwood align itself with a local Div 1 club and the players play on permit like they do now if they don't play for a VFL team.
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