With you on the broader ins. Scharenberg down back as third tall would make it easier to have Reid permanent forward.RudeBoy wrote:I don't think we can play Grundy, Cloke, White and Witts. It makes us too top heavy. I'd stick with just Cloke and White as the main tall forwards, with Goldsack as the third marking option. Grundy will get beaten most weeks, but he makes a good contest and will improve week by week.Brown26 wrote:Might be useful to have another big forward / ruck in for this game - Witts or Lynch could do the job but not sure if they're up to it. Reid would be perfect.
I reckon Adams needs a full game or a run in the twos. Dwyer will be better for the run, keep him in. Swannie I agree with others, if not fit don't play him. If fit, he should be rotated through the middle where he's most damaging IMO.
We could go with just the one change this week, which would be nice, or try to get one or Fasolo or Kennedy in for probably Langdon (or Adams if he's unlucky, that would just be based on team balance).
We'll have to be cleaner this week than against Sydney to win this one but we're in with a show. If we improve a little every week from now on we're in with a real show.
- Ben
Adams must be played on the ball where he plays best.
I expect Toovey to slowly get better as the season unfolds.
Ins: Keeffe, Kennedy
Outs: Brown (inj), Swan (inj)
I can't wait to include Sharenberg, Freeman, Reid and Fasolo to this team.
Freeman a perfect sub for this year with his pace.
Based upon what I saw of the reserves on the weekend, I'd have Fasolo in over kennedy or Thomas.
1 Fas delivery is superior and it's still an area of weakness
2 Took a great contested mark and kicked truly to seal the game.
Neither of the other two impressed me, although I only caught the second half.
In Keefe, Fasolo
Out Brown, Blair
Adams to replace Ball in the midfield. Hard as him but with superior disposal.
Perhaps Dwyer as sub, with Goldsack required for match up flexibility?