In Robbo’s tackle dislike column :-
6. Lachie Whitfield
The two-time best-and-fairest winner is plodding. His numbers stack up OK, although they are slightly down on last year, but the slicing and dicing in Whitfield’s game has been subdued. So much so, that teammate Isaac Cumming has gone past Whitfield as a rebounding defender. He has more disposals, metres gained and intercepts than his big-name comrade. Whitfield played halfback, wing and half-forward against Melbourne and was hardly a threat.
With NOD looking great/ start on the field worthy & Daicos getting defender eligibility, think I am moving on from him.
His scoring yesterday despite the possessions was the final straw, can’t see him being a top 6 defender this year.
6. Lachie Whitfield
The two-time best-and-fairest winner is plodding. His numbers stack up OK, although they are slightly down on last year, but the slicing and dicing in Whitfield’s game has been subdued. So much so, that teammate Isaac Cumming has gone past Whitfield as a rebounding defender. He has more disposals, metres gained and intercepts than his big-name comrade. Whitfield played halfback, wing and half-forward against Melbourne and was hardly a threat.
With NOD looking great/ start on the field worthy & Daicos getting defender eligibility, think I am moving on from him.
His scoring yesterday despite the possessions was the final straw, can’t see him being a top 6 defender this year.