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    Re: Bulldogs V Blues - Round 18, Sat 13/7/24 Marvel Stadium 4:35PM AEST

    Not only was the Curnow hold against Khamis BS, it happened 1-1.5m outside the fifty. Khamis was called back to 1-1.5m inside the fifty or went there himself, and then Curnow kicked it while Khamis was being forced to concentrate on the mark by the umpire.

    The AFL is riddled with poor rules and interpretations.
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    Re: Bulldogs V Blues - Round 18, Sat 13/7/24 Marvel Stadium 4:35PM AEST

    A great bit of commentary bias towards the stars was when Bramble kicked the ball out of defence along the ground as a straight ball to Walsh, who fumbled, and Huddo calls it a cruel bounce after the pressure arrived.

    Pervert.
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    Re: Bulldogs V Blues - Round 18, Sat 13/7/24 Marvel Stadium 4:35PM AEST

    Cody flying for the ball and it resulting in a ground ball was maniacal, and helped get Marra his second goal massively.

    He might make it.
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    Re: Bulldogs V Blues - Round 18, Sat 13/7/24 Marvel Stadium 4:35PM AEST

    The JUH kick on his right to West and West's finish were the two best kicks of the game.

    JUH will never be Buddy, but Buddy was never able to hit a guy on the tit 55m away on his opposite. Outside of the easy race based comparisons there's some decent football ones to consider.
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    Re: Bulldogs V Blues - Round 18, Sat 13/7/24 Marvel Stadium 4:35PM AEST

    The Curnow goal off the throw in was Libba's fault. He's looking directly at him but didn't move to block the space.
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    Re: Bulldogs V Blues - Round 18, Sat 13/7/24 Marvel Stadium 4:35PM AEST

    Quote Originally Posted by jeemak View Post
    The JUH kick on his right to West and West's finish were the two best kicks of the game.

    JUH will never be Buddy, but Buddy was never able to hit a guy on the tit 55m away on his opposite. Outside of the easy race based comparisons there's some decent football ones to consider.
    Jamarra has really struggled with his ball use and taking the best option from ground ball gathers. Saturday needs to be his template now, take the easy option and don’t invite pressure.

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    Re: Bulldogs V Blues - Round 18, Sat 13/7/24 Marvel Stadium 4:35PM AEST

    Wow Jee you really are a night owl or a very troubled insomniac. Thanks for the insights.
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    Re: Bulldogs V Blues - Round 18, Sat 13/7/24 Marvel Stadium 4:35PM AEST

    Quote Originally Posted by Hotdog60 View Post
    Wow Jee you really are a night owl or a very troubled insomniac. Thanks for the insights.
    I prefer ramblings rather than insights. And I'm troubled for many reasons but not that one.
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    Re: Bulldogs V Blues - Round 18, Sat 13/7/24 Marvel Stadium 4:35PM AEST

    AFL website now has the full match replay

    https://www.afl.com.au/video/1171084...=1720905960001

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    Re: Bulldogs V Blues - Round 18, Sat 13/7/24 Marvel Stadium 4:35PM AEST

    Quote Originally Posted by jeemak View Post
    The Curnow goal off the throw in was Libba's fault. He's looking directly at him but didn't move to block the space.
    The one where English was out muscled in the ruck contest by Cripps?

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    Re: Bulldogs V Blues - Round 18, Sat 13/7/24 Marvel Stadium 4:35PM AEST

    Quote Originally Posted by JanLorMill View Post
    The one where English was out muscled in the ruck contest by Cripps?
    Either way English was poor in that passage of play. The boundary throw in and the lack of follow up after it.
    More of an In Bruges guy?

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    Re: Bulldogs V Blues - Round 18, Sat 13/7/24 Marvel Stadium 4:35PM AEST

    Quote Originally Posted by Uninformed View Post
    Wasn't sure whether to ask this here or on the training thread.

    But, did any of the training watchers notice a difference in training methods that would explain the great level of desperation we showed yesterday.

    There was probably some adjustment to the method in the midfield to explain how we moved from being dominated by Port to besting the Blues (whose mids are probably better than Ports.)

    But the difference that stood out to me was the level of desperation and intensity of our defensive/pressure game all over the field.

    Just wondering if there was something identifiable in our training?
    It was a tough week on the track with so many players in the rehab area or not on the track at all. A one stage they had 3 small groups of 9 or 10 players being pitted against each other over the the ground size and Alex Johnson was on the ground to help make up the numbers.

    I can't recall them doing anything much in terms of tackling but there was a couple of sessions where they worked on congested footy. The other thing I think I called out on the Thursday update was L.Smith and English doing a bit of work with Lade on the rucking and that shorter run up that Tim employed against Carlton was the focus.
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    Re: Bulldogs V Blues - Round 18, Sat 13/7/24 Marvel Stadium 4:35PM AEST

    Quote Originally Posted by jeemak View Post
    The thing about the Dale goal in the second is the coolness and the fact it went flat and two rows back after he was tackled while kicking it from forty-five. Amazing.
    The whole passage of play was a thing of beauty. It is right up there with one of the best goals from a pure class perspective (not freakish).

    Firstly, Dale read the play and intercepted with a defensive spoil,

    Then followed up with a handball receive from Liberatore,
    Then sidestepped a Carlton opponent and within two steps was tackled again and still managed to kick it flush and it never looked like missing.

    Then considering the stage of the game - the scoreline was one goal; seven behinds. Such an important goal to nail from a team lift perspective.
    More of an In Bruges guy?

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    Re: Bulldogs V Blues - Round 18, Sat 13/7/24 Marvel Stadium 4:35PM AEST

    Quote Originally Posted by JanLorMill View Post
    The one where English was out muscled in the ruck contest by Cripps?
    That's gonna happen from time to time, but the Blues set up an open passage for Curnow to just blast through and Libba saw it and also ignored it.

    Around forward stoppages, relying on ruck advantage to win the contest and stop a score is about as smart as relying on safety vests to stop you getting run over by a forklift.
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    Re: Bulldogs V Blues - Round 18, Sat 13/7/24 Marvel Stadium 4:35PM AEST

    Quote Originally Posted by azabob View Post
    Either way English was poor in that passage of play. The boundary throw in and the lack of follow up after it.
    The boundary throw in was pathetic - fell short
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