We’ve missed him a lot - can’t wait to see him back.
Snelling, Guelfi, Tippa, Menzies makes a pretty high pressure forward line.
I wondered if Bryan might be the sub, if he isn’t a late injury replacement, so we can shift to 2 rucks if needed, or play Draper and Bryan for a half each.
How goods this guy been since he came back
Love the pressure he brings
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Hard at it, clever and a good finisher
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Relieved he is back.
Played an epic last quarter. It was massive in the context of us winning tonight.
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He’s a heart and soul player.
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Guelf is the man when it matters.
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Now provides the pressure that was Snelling’s trademark. Continuing to evolve as a player.
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He gets the 1% moniker, and yes he does the 1%s really well. But he’s a lot more than that and it sells him short to think that’s all he is. He’s a smart footballer who reads the play very well.
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Love this guy. His pressure is immense.
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Looks like Alexander Skaarsgaard, plays like Tarzan
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We missed this guy badly love him
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The Prince
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for those that don’t understand the reference, the “Gorillas” had a formidable midfield in the thirties. That decade was Tarzan’s heyday, but even he couldn’t compete with Hayden Bunton and Wilfred “Chicken” Smallhorn who won FOUR Brownlows between them.
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Wreck Saad plz
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I’ve never thought he was all that similar to Snelling.
Albeit sometimes fighting for the one spot.
Too instinctive a footy player to do that completely selfless role.
Snelling really is a fantastic tackler and pressurer (better than Guelf), a calm finisher, and not much else. Guelfi’s a ball winner, and has some creativity with the ball.
I wouldn’t hate having a look at Guelf as a mid at some point.
He was an inside mid at U18 level. But I don’t personally see it at AFL.
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Was this in response to my post as I didn’t mention Snelling?
anyhoo, I do agree that Snelling and Guelfi are different types.