Team Selection R23 v Essendon @ MCG

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  • KSAS
    Senior Player
    • Mar 2018
    • 2121

    Team List Team Selection R23 v Essendon @ MCG

    IN: Grundy, Rampe
    OUT: McLean, Kyle

    McInerney is still a week away. Kyle who has been a bit quiet, makes way for Rampe.

    I'd like to give Green another run as he showed promise and see what he can provide as 2nd Ruck/Forward, but i think they'll most likely play it safe with McLean.

    Will the selectors be tempted to rest/manage Heeney?
  • Ludwig
    Veterans List
    • Apr 2007
    • 9382

    #2
    IN: Grundy, Rampe, Snell
    OUT: McLean, Hamling, Heeney (rested)

    We have no chance of losing this game, so we can rest any player who can use a week off.

    It's important to get Snell into these last 2 games. Even though I was pleased to see Edwards get a shot at AFL level, I've long thought that Snell was the better prospect. I don't know if he can show enough for us to use him in the Finals, but I would like to see how he goes at this level. He's an important player for us long term. If he goes well, I would seriously consider trading Melican. I think McCartinin, Edwards and Snell will be our KPD backline next year, injuries permitting.

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    • Roadrunner
      Senior Player
      • Jan 2018
      • 1551

      #3
      Originally posted by Ludwig
      IN: Grundy, Rampe, Snell
      OUT: McLean, Hamling, Heeney (rested)

      We have no chance of losing this game, so we can rest any player who can use a week off.

      It's important to get Snell into these last 2 games. Even though I was pleased to see Edwards get a shot at AFL level, I've long thought that Snell was the better prospect. I don't know if he can show enough for us to use him in the Finals, but I would like to see how he goes at this level. He's an important player for us long term. If he goes well, I would seriously consider trading Melican. I think McCartinin, Edwards and Snell will be our KPD backline next year, injuries permitting.

      Agree with the above. We need to give Isaac a rest as he’s spent a lot of time at the coalface lately. Is there anyone else in the ressies we should consider for the last two games before the finals?

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      • UUaswan
        Senior Player
        • Sep 2024
        • 1238

        #4
        I think Paps needs a rest
        Heens can just stay fwd

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        • BRS328
          Regular in the Side
          • Feb 2018
          • 517

          #5
          Originally posted by Ludwig
          IN: Grundy, Rampe, Snell
          OUT: McLean, Hamling, Heeney (rested)

          We have no chance of losing this game, so we can rest any player who can use a week off.

          It's important to get Snell into these last 2 games. Even though I was pleased to see Edwards get a shot at AFL level, I've long thought that Snell was the better prospect. I don't know if he can show enough for us to use him in the Finals, but I would like to see how he goes at this level. He's an important player for us long term. If he goes well, I would seriously consider trading Melican. I think McCartinin, Edwards and Snell will be our KPD backline next year, injuries permitting.
          There is no way Snell will be given a game at this stage of the year. Firstly he has been out injured, and secondly the coaching staff will be looking will be looking at consolidating the team and bringing in players with senior experience and likely to be in contention for the finals.
          I feel for Snell as he deserved a chance a few weeks ago but unfortunately injury came at the wrong time.
          I cannot agree with you on dropping Hamling, he was far better than Melican last week who looked slow.

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          • SwanSand
            Regular in the Side
            • Aug 2020
            • 597

            #6
            Agree with Ludwig

            Give Heeney some rest
            I think we should give Campbell, Serong some more midfield time and see what they can do.
            No tagging please this game. Let them play and let James Jordon hunt the ball.

            Grundy to come back,
            It would not be a bad idea to see how Will Green goes in forward 50 instead of Mclean
            I think Papley, Gulden, Campbell, Wicks to get some more games under their belt. They have a 1 week off coming so no reason to rest them.
            Warner can play more forward role. And let others run the midfield to see how we go.
            Protect Gulden in Quarter 4.

            I would like to see how Charlie Curnow can drag the main defender outside f50 over the course of the match. He is playing a bit more physical but with Tom Barass I think the best Idea would be get him outside the f50 and let Logan or Mclean and smalls run amok in the f50.
            The strategy against Hawthorn is playing 3 talls apparently. They have not coped with it in a few games. But they will bring back Scrimshaw for the finals. It will be a great tactical game.

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            • UUaswan
              Senior Player
              • Sep 2024
              • 1238

              #7
              Originally posted by BRS328

              There is no way Snell will be given a game at this stage of the year. Firstly he has been out injured, and secondly the coaching staff will be looking will be looking at consolidating the team and bringing in players with senior experience and likely to be in contention for the finals.
              I feel for Snell as he deserved a chance a few weeks ago but unfortunately injury came at the wrong time.
              I cannot agree with you on dropping Hamling, he was far better than Melican last week who looked slow.
              Would play Melican, hopefully he was just rusty

              Hamling doesn't even play defence in the 2s and he looks less comfortable with the ball then the person holding the banner

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              • UUaswan
                Senior Player
                • Sep 2024
                • 1238

                #8
                Originally posted by SwanSand

                I would like to see how Charlie Curnow can drag the main defender outside f50 over the course of the match. He is playing a bit more physical but with Tom Barass I think the best Idea would be get him outside the f50 and let Logan or Mclean and smalls run amok in the f50.
                The strategy against Hawthorn is playing 3 talls apparently. They have not coped with it in a few games. But they will bring back Scrimshaw for the finals. It will be a great tactical game.
                I think the strategy against anyone is 3 tall fwds, Freo are top of ladder with 3 guys at 150 goals because no one has been able to go with them for height

                All 3 very mobile taking marks all the way upto CHB.

                Blah blah blah, they play 2 Rucks as well.

                Grundy/Green Bench cover only

                Mclean,Logan,Curnow Synergy as 3 permanent fwds.

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