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I didn't find time to get this one up last week but it's just a quick look at North Melbourne falling for the same kick out strategy 10mins apart in the very same quarter, but one we've seen in these game analysis posts at least a dozen times!
I'll catch on this week's games by tonight/tomorrow and be back on schedule before we know it.
Today we look at:
- Gulden Kick
- Freo Breaking Tackles
- Warner Splits
- Slow Sydney Defenders
- Treacy Leading Patterns
- Freo Forwards
- Frederick Goal
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Watching the 1st my lack of confidence in our team defense of late was put to ease as we simply smothered them in the 1st quarter with some scoreboard return for the Swans.
That defense continued into the 2nd but with little scoreboard reward for both teams.
With 11 straight misses for Freo in the 1st half I just knew that crowd would erupt once they did goal, which happened 30secs into the 3rd term and even though they were scoring heavily, we also managed to score in the 3rd (6 goals to 3 Freo's way) to go into 3/4 time 2 points ahead.
Even with 1omins remaining we were still only a goal down but in 14mins of football they piled on 7.3 to 0 and it was out to bed.
Stas-wiser there was nothing obvious that set the Dockers apart except for out lack of ability to start chains and then do anything with them, the same problem we had with Brisbane 2 games back.
It doesn't get any easier with the Crow's defense either going into this Friday night so we better extract the digit quickly.
In part 1 we look at:
- Sydney Overlap Run
- Lizard Run
- Sydney Defense
- Cox Ruck Run
- Hambling Issue
- Freo Outnumber
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The Dogs continues with their rolling back team defense which turned us into a kick-mark team and we only managed 366 meters gained by handball, our lowest for the year and which was actually bested by the Dogs at 413m.
The Swans were able to break even at worse in the contested metrics which is all you really need to against the Bulldogs as they don't really get you anywhere else.
Just 3 clips today where we look at Sydney at center bounce clearance x 2 and also Sydney performing some forward press defense.
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The Pies have the best team-system in the AFL to be in every game they play but not enough talent to win enough of them.
Nick Daicos is the constant, and De Goey is having one of his "up" years but then it's a raffle as to who will support those 2 any given week.
Ive got them making the 10 where they could win a game or 2 but that's about it I reckon for the Pies in 2026.
The Suns have been THE biggest disappointment in 2026 and that's including a competition that has Essendon in it!
$3.5 million invested at center bounce is a huge price to pay for a poultry 15th placed ranking in clearances so they really need to change up the mix in there, but they are playing half the team they did last year with most of the incoming players being young but they still wouldn't have thought this is where they'd be right now.
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The Cats are sliding a touch at the moment having lost 3 of their past 4 with a bye in there as well and have just seemed a touch off the pace all season long with Cameron struggling bigtime with that arm issue.
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