Importantly, he has started to add more intercept marking into his game.
You’ll never want him having too many possessions, but as long as he can win the ball back and bury a few bloke per game on top of his shutdown jobs then that’s all the ‘extras’ the teams needs.
He was very good, as he has been all year. I think his confidence is up and I expect the good form to continue. Only injuries will stop him from AA this year.
Our back line is awesome. Put the GWS game aside, which was more the fault of the midfield, and I think we have had the best back line in the comp.
Sometimes it’s the only option. The pressure inside Geelongs 50 yesterday was immense. If the ball bubbles around for long enough it ends in a goal. Those dump kicks out of the area are never ideal but sometimes it’s a last resort to relieve pressure and hope there’s some players that can win the ball in a slightly more open area and give a few seconds for defence to reset. Geelong were marking everything yesterday so it never really paid off.
At what point does the question of whether to trade Hurley become ok?
We have given away our first 2 picks at the draft for the next 2 seasons. We need to find a way back in
The guy is a shadow of the player he once was.his kicking is poor, his defending has been awful apart from a few weeks earlier in the season. His body language is absolutely woeful.