Scott Pendlebury (Silk)
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It wouldn't surprise me if he's still lurking around here somewhere, just waiting for his chance to re-appear.frankiboy wrote:Apologies for going off topic but am I the only person who thinks that 'wasteofspace' character is still with us?
lol, I remember when I joined Nick's (a few days before this thread) and he thought I was magpie greg!
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Pendlebury to half back
Obviously restricted but can still set up like no other.. let the howls of protest begin starting with the despised term 'Quarterback role'
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correctJoel wrote:His clearance work is enough to justify his position in the middle. Who do you propose replaces him in the midfield?
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Yeah it's a pity we don't have any other midfield stars.. we have to do something, it straight sets the way we are playingJoel wrote:His clearance work is enough to justify his position in the middle. Who do you propose replaces him in the midfield?
Big moves can sometimes turn it around ala Jarman to FF when the Cows lost Modra.. can't just go in the way we have been or it's death
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With due respect, anybody who would consider putting Pendles in the back line must be on drugs. Forward at time throughout the game - most certainly, but putting him back for long periods of time would be counterproductive. He certainly hsa not been in best form since breaking his leg (who would be) but he still much better than most. What we are missing in the middle is Ball and his hard ball gets.
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I don't think that had too much to do with itMember 7167 wrote:With due respect, anybody who would consider putting Pendles in the back line must be on drugs.
At the moment he's just a good ordinary player as Jack Dyer would say, but down back his disposal would create something very difficult to stop and wouldn't be as demanding on his body
ps: 'With due respect' is internet code for I'm a passive aggressive little pussy
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Actually, he is. It's called "the Australian Football League" and it plays in Melbourne. (Also in some other cities around Australia.) Matches are held several times a week during the season. They are rather good. You should go to one.Joel wrote:I hope you are not being serious (hence the roll eyes). I like Blair, but he isn't in the same league.Lazza wrote:Blair?Joel wrote:His clearance work is enough to justify his position in the middle. Who do you propose replaces him in the midfield?
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Re: Pendlebury to half back
If he has 40 pass attempts like a QB, that's 40 free kicks paid against him for a throw in our back half. That's just stupid.ClokingDevice wrote:Obviously restricted but can still set up like no other.. let the howls of protest begin starting with the despised term 'Quarterback role'
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