AG,
I am in agreement with you, but you are not going to make many changes to a winning team. For mine Campbell for Robert’s who looked a little tired last weekend. Parks to miss again but he will get his chance.
AG,
I am in agreement with you, but you are not going to make many changes to a winning team. For mine Campbell for Robert’s who looked a little tired last weekend. Parks to miss again but he will get his chance.
Pittonet is most likely out ? Finger surgery
I think Parker comes in for Wicks. Parker deep forward whilst Papley gets cincotta tag. Parker helps to get around weitering.
Jordan will have to take on Walsh and hopefully Rowbottom and Grundy together handle Cripps in the middle. We get these three contests right we should be better than them. But again, Carlton is ver strong
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I agree that Francis is an excellent mark but he is not quick to react and gets lost in many of the ground ball contests. This puts him under pressure in most situations which exaggerates his inability to hit targets. Even in set plays, such as after frees or marks, he and Grundy, it must be said, lack poise with the footy. This does make him less valuable than other players and, in my opinion, Fox and Roberts are more capable.
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In: Parker, Campbell
Out: Papley, Roberts (both managed - Papley seems to be carrying an injury and Roberts needs a spell)
Parker to spend some time in the forward line. Campbell across half back.
"Unbelievable!" -- Nick Davis leaves his mark on the 2005 semi final
Jack Martin strained a calf at training and will be out for our game.
Against "premiership favourites Sydney" apparently!
Talented forward out as injury toll mounts for Blues ahead of Friday night blockbuster
While I rarely place a bet these days, I've recently been checking the odds, and we have been favourites for at least the last couple of weeks. Currently we're showing $4.50 on a couple of sites, ahead of GWS at $6.00, Carlton at $7.00, closely followed by Collingwood, Geelong and Melbourne.
The Brownlow odds are similar. Heeney is at $4.50, followed by Daicos, Merrett and Cripps, at around the $7.00 - $7.50 mark.
Of course, there's a long way to go and a run of injuries can quickly change the outlook, but I think our current favouritism is deserved.
Looks like no Parker this week either
Luke Parker absent from training as Sydney Swans prepare for Carlton Blues
'Delicious' is a fun word to say
Roberts managed
Good change - Roberts has been fantastic but his form has tapered and I hope Campbell carry’s in his confidence he has had in the 2s last few weeks
Probably in the middle of what selections everyone expected
50/50 Parker-didn’t make it
80/20 Campbell in and he did
50/50 Francis to stay in the starting side and he did
80/20 Robbo to get a week off after looking tired and he did
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