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tombomb83
4th June 2005, 08:14 PM
anyone think he is nearly back to 2003 form? The knees certainly appear to be fine.

punter257
4th June 2005, 08:38 PM
not quite 2003 form but he's travelling well at the moment
hope he can continue the form and start to dominate some games a bit more

ScottH
4th June 2005, 09:12 PM
Originally posted by punter257
not quite 2003 form but he's travelling well at the moment
hope he can continue the form and start to dominate some games a bit more Agree, gettiing better each week.

cruiser
4th June 2005, 09:40 PM
I think he's currently one of our consistently better players this season.

dendol
4th June 2005, 09:43 PM
yep, if one can ever see injuries and suspensions as a blessing, then Ball, Doyle, Jolly, and the AFL Tribunal did the Swans a great service by forcing Roos to put Goodes back into the ruck.

cruiser
4th June 2005, 10:03 PM
Originally posted by dendol
yep, if one can ever see injuries and suspensions as a blessing, then Ball, Doyle, Jolly, and the AFL Tribunal did the Swans a great service by forcing Roos to put Goodes back into the ruck.
I think they must realise now that Goodes has to run with the ball. Its where he belongs.

Foreign Legion
4th June 2005, 11:41 PM
He is great at being a folllower/ruck rover - he was great tonight!

Jeffers1984
4th June 2005, 11:48 PM
..And his set shots seemed to have improved. His one in the 4th, an important one never looked like missing.

robbieando
5th June 2005, 12:00 AM
Originally posted by dendol
yep, if one can ever see injuries and suspensions as a blessing, then Ball, Doyle, Jolly, and the AFL Tribunal did the Swans a great service by forcing Roos to put Goodes back into the ruck.

Very very true. Goodes has been having an IMPACT on matches the past month something he couldn't do at CHB or CHF.

liz
5th June 2005, 12:15 AM
Originally posted by Jeffers1984
..And his set shots seemed to have improved. His one in the 4th, an important one never looked like missing.

Very true and all credit to him for working on something that was a big weakness in his game. You used to be able to depend on him to miss any set shot, even the ones 30-40m out in the central arc, but I think he's nailed them all this year, even when the rest of the team had the collective yips.

dimelb
5th June 2005, 01:25 AM
And he can still pop up down back and take an important defensive mark.

Sid
5th June 2005, 10:59 AM
Yeah, was always destined to follow the ball. He was great in the center. The mobility and height is damn hard to match. If the ball goes in the air again, he can use his height to nail it like a ruckman. Otherwise, he has a great eye and offloads some smart handballs.

A great utility all over the ground.

Nico
5th June 2005, 11:31 AM
Very good last Q. Stood up when needed.

Mike_B
5th June 2005, 09:56 PM
Played very well yesterday and had a big job to do playing on Kouta and kept him VERY quiet. Was definitely suited to that sort of role rather than say across HB though.

smasher
6th June 2005, 07:18 AM
Goodes is certainly looking the goods.He did another great job on Saturday to keep Kouta quite.It was good to see him on Before the Game,he has really matured and was a credit to the Swannies.He has a terrific sense of humour.