Couldn't wait so here goes.
Benny out permanently; never to be played again.
No tank, no legs speed, no skills.
Rose in.
And since its Carlton, whose young players are tiring quickly, lets blood another young player.
Would like to see Abe Davis in, Towers out.
Towers only plays well after he has being drop to the seconds.
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As much as I like Benny I agree he has to go. Showed nothing last night.
The difference between Tower's good games and bad games are too extreme. He's had many many chances but just not consistent. Freezes under pressure
Out: Jones (injured), McGlynn, and Towers
In: Cunningham, Davis, Heeney
Richards will need to move down back
How about we wait until after the NEAFL game tomorrow ?
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Yep I agree Ugg. We know Jones needs to be replaced, but surely McGlynn's spot is on the line, and arguably one or two other should be under the pump as well.Originally Posted by ugg
"You get the feeling that like Monty Python's Black Knight, the Swans would regard amputation as merely a flesh wound."
What to do with Ted will be the interesting one for mine.
He was ineffective last night as the defensive forward.
He doesn't put on enough pressure, and on multiple occasions led his opponent to marking contests when he should of been going the other way.
He needs to either go back to defence, or out of the side.
I thought Allir Allir was excellent last night and should definitely hold his spot.
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Yep I think the Ted experiment, as well as it worked against Geelong, failed pretty miserably last night. The lack of pressure he can apply was really noticeable, and good teams are going to punish us through that. I don't know who would come in, but we are going to have to make a tough call sooner rather than later.
Only obvious change is Zak Jones out (I'd say he is done for the season, it looked nasty) and Laidler in - I'd argue Harry Marsh would be a better fit into the back 6 mix at the current time, but he will need a week or two in ressies (interesting to see if he plays this weekend) to get going after a few weeks off.
"You get the feeling that like Monty Python's Black Knight, the Swans would regard amputation as merely a flesh wound."
Marsh hasn't been named for the reserves
Real shame about Jones, his drive off halfback while sometimes wayward has been inspiring and game lifting at times
Bugger - his couple of weeks is turning into much longer, like so many of our injuries in recent seasons.
"You get the feeling that like Monty Python's Black Knight, the Swans would regard amputation as merely a flesh wound."
Agree about Ted. Contributed nothing last night so he should play in defence or if not there, in the reserves.
Out : Benny, Towers, Jones (injured)
In: Heaney, Ladler, Cunningham (if he plays well in the NEAFL)
Out: McGlynn, Richards, Sinclair
In: Heeney, Foote, Nankervis
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