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Re: Port Adelaide 2021
Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2021 12:31 pm
by amber_fluid
Lightning McQueen wrote:You could almost have "Boon's best- Boak, Wines" saved as a template, they give some much week in week out, I'm loving the return that Wines has had after being under the microscope in previous years.
I didn't watch much of the game but Aliir x2 continues to impress me, he's got a good set of mittens on him and I love seeing defenders back themselves to outmark instead of spoiling.
Why did he pinch hit in the ruck and play forward last night?
Made no sense at all.
Re: Port Adelaide 2021
Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2021 12:38 pm
by Booney
amber_fluid wrote:Lightning McQueen wrote:You could almost have "Boon's best- Boak, Wines" saved as a template, they give some much week in week out, I'm loving the return that Wines has had after being under the microscope in previous years.
I didn't watch much of the game but Aliir x2 continues to impress me, he's got a good set of mittens on him and I love seeing defenders back themselves to outmark instead of spoiling.
Why did he pinch hit in the ruck and play forward last night?
Made no sense at all.
He followed Jackson, Melbourne's 2nd ruck, into the middle. That I understood as it meant we (tried) kept our forward structure instead of Dixon going in the middle as May and Lever were already on top. Went forward as a last gasp attempt to snatch the win.
Re: Port Adelaide 2021
Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2021 12:40 pm
by UK Fan
stan wrote:Wheres the ******* review?
Also what was the crowd like.
I should say I'm probably more interested in the second item lol starting to turn into UK fan.
The crowd was pathetic and so were the excuses

Re: Port Adelaide 2021
Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2021 12:42 pm
by The Bedge
Booney wrote:He followed Jackson, Melbourne's 2nd ruck, into the middle. That I understood as it meant we (tried) kept our forward structure instead of Dixon going in the middle as May and Lever were already on top. Went forward as a last gasp attempt to snatch the win.
His set shot miss in the 3rd was worse than Georgiades
Re: Port Adelaide 2021
Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2021 12:44 pm
by Lightning McQueen
UK Fan wrote:stan wrote:Wheres the ******* review?
Also what was the crowd like.
I should say I'm probably more interested in the second item lol starting to turn into UK fan.
The crowd was pathetic and so were the excuses

F*** off idiot.
Re: Port Adelaide 2021
Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2021 12:48 pm
by Booney
stan wrote:Wheres the ******* review?
Also what was the crowd like.
I should say I'm probably more interested in the second item lol starting to turn into UK fan.
30,908.
Port have had 3 of the 5 largest crowds in the last 5 weeks.
West Coast v Richmond 50834
Port v Melbourne 30908
Port v Sydney 29631
Brisbane v Geelong 29024
Port v Geelong 28718
Just to add further evidence to support how much of a moron he is.
https://www.austadiums.com/sport/comp/afl/results
Re: Port Adelaide 2021
Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2021 12:51 pm
by tigerpie
Butters injury is a big blow.
Felt sorry for the kid last night.
Hope its not long term.
Re: Port Adelaide 2021
Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2021 12:57 pm
by MW
tigerpie wrote:Butters injury is a big blow.
Felt sorry for the kid last night.
Hope its not long term.
Feel for the lad when all the supporters and port media ambassadors are holding ports finals hopes purely on if he plays or not
Re: Port Adelaide 2021
Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2021 12:59 pm
by amber_fluid
Booney wrote:amber_fluid wrote:Lightning McQueen wrote:You could almost have "Boon's best- Boak, Wines" saved as a template, they give some much week in week out, I'm loving the return that Wines has had after being under the microscope in previous years.
I didn't watch much of the game but Aliir x2 continues to impress me, he's got a good set of mittens on him and I love seeing defenders back themselves to outmark instead of spoiling.
Why did he pinch hit in the ruck and play forward last night?
Made no sense at all.
He followed Jackson, Melbourne's 2nd ruck, into the middle. That I understood as it meant we (tried) kept our forward structure instead of Dixon going in the middle as May and Lever were already on top. Went forward as a last gasp attempt to snatch the win.
The defence looks slow, one dimensional and vulnerable when he’s not there though.
You need a Hartlett, Bonner, Houston type on the HBF for flexibility as well.
None of the players in defence were willing to kick it through the corridor last night.
Re: Port Adelaide 2021
Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2021 1:00 pm
by Rik E Boy
Boak looked very sore last night. Moved like Selwood did last year. Probably should have given him a spell.
regards,
REB
Re: Port Adelaide 2021
Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2021 1:04 pm
by The Bedge
I'd love to see McKenzie just take one kick out sometime, play on, and pump the ball as far as he possibly can.
Re: Port Adelaide 2021
Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2021 1:06 pm
by amber_fluid
The Bedge wrote:I'd love to see McKenzie just take one kick out sometime, play on, and pump the ball as far as he possibly can.
He’d hit the centre circle every time.
Why wouldn’t they do it?
It’s old school but it still works.
Re: Port Adelaide 2021
Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2021 1:18 pm
by Jim05
Another soft tissue injury to Burton?
Just can’t seem to take a trick
Re: Port Adelaide 2021
Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2021 1:21 pm
by Booney
Jim05 wrote:Another soft tissue injury to Burton?
Just can’t seem to take a trick
Has played every game this year, was just looking like he was "right", clearly needs to be closely managed with his game time.
Re: Port Adelaide 2021
Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2021 1:22 pm
by whufc
amber_fluid wrote:The Bedge wrote:I'd love to see McKenzie just take one kick out sometime, play on, and pump the ball as far as he possibly can.
He’d hit the centre circle every time.
Why wouldn’t they do it?
It’s old school but it still works.
Agree.
Reckon it would be best implemented occasionally after a point from a set shot where McKenzie could position himself eg goal square for the quick kick out with Port players knowing where the ball will be hit.
Something like McKenzie sets up in the defensive goal square, someone like Dixon sets up in the centre square and if the point is quick McKenzie looks to distribute long and far as quick as possible with the small guys knowing what areas to hit.
Re: Port Adelaide 2021
Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2021 1:49 pm
by UK Fan
Booney wrote:stan wrote:Wheres the ******* review?
Also what was the crowd like.
I should say I'm probably more interested in the second item lol starting to turn into UK fan.
30,908.
Port have had 3 of the 5 largest crowds in the last 5 weeks.
West Coast v Richmond 50834
Port v Melbourne 30908
Port v Sydney 29631
Brisbane v Geelong 29024
Port v Geelong 28718
Just to add further evidence to support how much of a moron he is.
https://www.austadiums.com/sport/comp/afl/results
What an amazing achievement whilst half the country is in lockdown. Well done PAFC.
Re: Port Adelaide 2021
Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2021 2:52 pm
by Dutchy
Play Hayes, has to happen, been watching a lot of him at SANFL level and I genuinely believe he would be in the top 10 ruck men in game at the moment. If he doesn't get a game this year he is going to seek a trade, no doubt.
Re: Port Adelaide 2021
Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2021 5:13 pm
by beef
tigerpie wrote:Butters injury is a big blow.
Felt sorry for the kid last night.
Hope its not long term.
I'm sure they know a lot more than me but I was staggered he played.
Thurs night game after playing on Saturday didnt seem ideal. Would've given him another run in the sanfl.
Re: Port Adelaide 2021
Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2021 6:04 pm
by JK
beef wrote:tigerpie wrote:Butters injury is a big blow.
Felt sorry for the kid last night.
Hope its not long term.
I'm sure they know a lot more than me but I was staggered he played.
Thurs night game after playing on Saturday didnt seem ideal. Would've given him another run in the sanfl.
Said to my Port mates all week surely you won’t bring ZB back yet?? In no medical expert so you have to trust the club, but seemed a bit of desperation in it.
Re: Port Adelaide 2021
Posted: Fri Jul 09, 2021 6:05 pm
by MW
Wasn't his injured ankle-knee though he hurt the other one