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Essendon fans were rating Zerrett higher than Heppell at the end of last year and before suspensions. I think he definitely has it in him.
He's only had the one poor game against the Pies where he copped a tag.
The Rich game was due to some CD misfortune.
He will have big games when Zaha cops the no. 1 tag.
I think he'll definitely be a top 6-8 forward from here. Much better than the likes of Toby Greene.
He's only had the one poor game against the Pies where he copped a tag.
The Rich game was due to some CD misfortune.
He will have big games when Zaha cops the no. 1 tag.
I think he'll definitely be a top 6-8 forward from here. Much better than the likes of Toby Greene.
Pretty much when Richmond are winning, Delideo scores well. His scoring at the end of last year reflects this because the Tigers won most of their games in the second half of the year.
Last year + this year in our winning games (excluding 2015 round 1's score of 66 as he got injured this game), Delideo averaged a whopping 118.75. (Scores: 133, 115, 103, 105, 134, 141, 139, 90, 117, 85, 134, 142, 133, 125, 97, 107)
In losing games this year + last year including the elimination final last year he has averaged just 88.14. (Scores: 98, 123, 60, 95, 89, 64, 88)
Whether or not you bring Lids in depends on whether you think the Tigers can win games from now on. After Friday night's dismal performance I would suggest this is unlikely.
Last year + this year in our winning games (excluding 2015 round 1's score of 66 as he got injured this game), Delideo averaged a whopping 118.75. (Scores: 133, 115, 103, 105, 134, 141, 139, 90, 117, 85, 134, 142, 133, 125, 97, 107)
In losing games this year + last year including the elimination final last year he has averaged just 88.14. (Scores: 98, 123, 60, 95, 89, 64, 88)
Whether or not you bring Lids in depends on whether you think the Tigers can win games from now on. After Friday night's dismal performance I would suggest this is unlikely.
From the Gold Coast website
Gold Coast midfielder Aaron Hall will not play in the SUNS round 12 clash against Richmond at the MCG on Sunday, with coach Rodney Eade confirming on United Coaches Chat the Tasmanian has been omitted from the side.
The 25-year-old will instead travel with the NEAFL team to play Sydney University at Henson Park in Sydney on Sunday afternoon.
Hall had been in scintillating form in the early stages of the season, averaging 33.2 disposals across the first five rounds but has failed to reached those heights since.
“His form’s dropped off a bit the last few weeks, but there’s also a few things, part of his game that need correction that he’s dropped away in that he had earlier in the year,” Eade said.
“We’ve spoken to Aaron about that so we just felt for his confidence and for us that he needs to go back and rediscover that and just get the basics right.
“I’m certain he’ll be back. He’s too good of a player to be out for too long and I’m certain he’ll be back in very soon.”
2015 No. 8 draft pick Callum Ah Chee will also miss the game at the MCG after injuring his calf at training on Thursday but in positive news, talls Sam Day and Rory Thompson are both set to return.
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Hmmmmmmmm.
Gold Coast midfielder Aaron Hall will not play in the SUNS round 12 clash against Richmond at the MCG on Sunday, with coach Rodney Eade confirming on United Coaches Chat the Tasmanian has been omitted from the side.
The 25-year-old will instead travel with the NEAFL team to play Sydney University at Henson Park in Sydney on Sunday afternoon.
Hall had been in scintillating form in the early stages of the season, averaging 33.2 disposals across the first five rounds but has failed to reached those heights since.
“His form’s dropped off a bit the last few weeks, but there’s also a few things, part of his game that need correction that he’s dropped away in that he had earlier in the year,” Eade said.
“We’ve spoken to Aaron about that so we just felt for his confidence and for us that he needs to go back and rediscover that and just get the basics right.
“I’m certain he’ll be back. He’s too good of a player to be out for too long and I’m certain he’ll be back in very soon.”
2015 No. 8 draft pick Callum Ah Chee will also miss the game at the MCG after injuring his calf at training on Thursday but in positive news, talls Sam Day and Rory Thompson are both set to return.
More By Kieron Turner
Hmmmmmmmm.
Sounds like Hall could be back for Round 14 and should be back for Round 15. It's not quite enough to trade now I think. I traded Barlow after he was out for 2 weeks. Time will tell whether that was the right move.
If Hall comes back and gets any where near the Rnd 1-4 form, you'll have to trade him back in. I'm not so sure he'll get back to that scoring, but I'd hate to be cheering against him like I did for the first 2 rounds. GC have an easy draw on the run home too.
Different player but Davis got thrown in the 2s for a few weeks, did what he was asked and now he's back scoring huge! If he does what he's asked, Hall should be okay.
If Hall comes back and gets any where near the Rnd 1-4 form, you'll have to trade him back in. I'm not so sure he'll get back to that scoring, but I'd hate to be cheering against him like I did for the first 2 rounds. GC have an easy draw on the run home too.
Different player but Davis got thrown in the 2s for a few weeks, did what he was asked and now he's back scoring huge! If he does what he's asked, Hall should be okay.
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