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Started by kilbluff1985, October 16, 2014, 03:26:17 PM

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Nige

Quote from: Mr.Craig on October 24, 2014, 02:56:19 PM
The question I have about Essendon is where the goals are going to come from? They were ranked 12th for average goals last season and have lost their fourth and seventh highest goalkickers.

1    Joe Daniher           28
2    Jake Carlisle          27
3    Paul Chapman        22
4    Patrick Ryder         20
5    Brendon Goddard    17
5    Brent Stanton       17
7    Jason Winderlich    15
8    David Zaharakis     14
9    Patrick Ambrose     13
10   Ben Howlett         12
Winderlich is gone?

Mr.Craig

Oh, he back flipped yeah. Still coming up as retired on AFL.com.

Mr.Craig

Point still stands, goalkicking a massive concern.

meow meow

Giles and Cooney are each good for a goal a game.

Ricochet

Yeh would have thought that between Giles and Belly you'd get 20-30 goals
Daniher to take another step fwd
Cooney comes in as meow pointed out


A lot rests on how much Daniher can improve imo

meow meow

Meanwhile Crameri had his best season with 37.17 :P

ADEZ

Quote from: meow meow on October 24, 2014, 03:14:29 PM
Meanwhile Crameri had his best season with 37.17 :P
Yeah he went about his way quietly! I was unaware of how solid a season he had

silloc

I think our forward line isn't who's in it as much as consistency.

The problem this year is it was a brand spankin new setup. We didn't have 1 player in our previous top 4's playing in our forward line at all. Towards the end of the year we were much better.

'14
1 Joe Daniher 21 28
2 Jake Carlisle 19 27
3 Paul Chapman 20 22
4 Patrick Ryder 21 20
5 Brendon Goddard 20 17

'13
1 Stewart Crameri 16 30
2 Tom Bellchambers 18 28
3 Michael Hurley 16 24
4 Alwyn Davey 14 19
5 Brendon Goddard 22 18

'12
1 Stewart Crameri 18 32
2 Alwyn Davey 17 29
3 Michael Hurley 16 26
4 Leroy Jetta 21 22
5 Jobe Watson 22 20

H1bb3i2d

I feel like after a solid finish to the year in what was a new forward set-up, Carlisle and Daniher are ready to kick 60+ between them. Carlisle took some time to regain his confidence in a position he hadn't spent a lot of time playing for a while, and Daniher is still a boy.

More consistency from Jake and natural improvement from Joe are the obvious improvements.

A bigger issue is the ball movement in general. That was horrendous at times this year! Gave the forwards no chance.

Veterans like Chapman, Cooney, Goddard, Winderlich don't mind a few snags. Younger blokes like Colyer and Z Merrett can find the sticks when given the chance.

It's not a matter of "who's going to kick the goals," we 100% have the manpower. Just need to get the ball to them better than we have been!

My (wishful) prediction:


silloc

Quote from: H1bb3i2d on December 15, 2014, 03:56:46 PM
I feel like after a solid finish to the year in what was a new forward set-up, Carlisle and Daniher are ready to kick 60+ between them. Carlisle took some time to regain his confidence in a position he hadn't spent a lot of time playing for a while, and Daniher is still a boy.

More consistency from Jake and natural improvement from Joe are the obvious improvements.

A bigger issue is the ball movement in general. That was horrendous at times this year! Gave the forwards no chance.

Veterans like Chapman, Cooney, Goddard, Winderlich don't mind a few snags. Younger blokes like Colyer and Z Merrett can find the sticks when given the chance.

It's not a matter of "who's going to kick the goals," we 100% have the manpower. Just need to get the ball to them better than we have been!

My (wishful) prediction:

Chicken or the egg: was the movement and delivery caused by an inconsistent forward setup, or was the midfields lack off efficiency making it hard for the forwards.

I don't think you can really pin point it. But I think we can all agree, having Jakey and Joe again will be a huge plus. From midfielders decision making to crumbers positioning to their general predictive team work.

If hird changes the setup again, I WILL BE FURIOUS! not because Hurley or Carlisle are suited for either end, but because of pure team consistency.


kilbluff1985

i felt the team lost confidence in the forward line sometimes

The_Captain

Quote from: kilbluff1985 on December 16, 2014, 12:17:06 PM
i felt the team lost confidence in the forward line sometimes

No Crameri no Essendon!

kilbluff1985


The_Captain


silloc