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TOPIC: Alex Pearce Forward

expat Alex Pearce Forward 6 years 5 months ago #15

expat
I'm sure Alex has the thumbs up to gather the ball from the half back line, dash through the corridor at speed and then boot a pearler from outside 50... if he wants some forward action.
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Morgan Alex Pearce Forward 6 years 5 months ago #16

Morgan
I think A Pearce is best used back, and there is merit in keeping the backline together to get used to playing with each other; but at some point soon (if not already) we might go into serious, umm, 'list management' mode. At that point, you might as well give A Pearce a run in the forward line to keep things interesting.

As a coach, it would also be good to have that flexibility in games for when we're actually good and one of our tall forwards (TBC) goes down injured. .
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shane Alex Pearce Forward 6 years 5 months ago #17

shane
There's a lot of talent in the backline but the setup still relies on getting lots of bodies down there. Seems a waste of talent if all you need is a body. That's why Dawson was so well thought of. He was like a self wheeling wheely bin.
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Morgan Alex Pearce Forward 6 years 5 months ago #18

Morgan
That's a bit unfair Shane. Dawson was a very tall wheelie bit with a killer fist.

Perhaps Lyon will never be persuaded, but if you had an elite backline you might be more inclined to have fewer bodies down there, and take your chances that they'll win one-on-one. Hopefully the next coach will take that view, which is why I'd like to see this backline get in as many reps as it can together now.
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shane Alex Pearce Forward 6 years 5 months ago #19

shane
I can't imagine a world where Ross Lyon doesn't hedge
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Morgan Alex Pearce Forward 6 years 5 months ago #20

Morgan
Neither can I, at least not to the extent that he'd be comfortable with the game being a shoot-out. In his defence, to be truly comfortable with that you'd need to have confidence that your forwards and midfielders would outshoot their opposition. Given in our peak years our midfield was not particularly fast or skilful, and we were always one tall forward short, I can see why Lyon would favour a different game style.

We've got some quicker and more skilful midfielders now, but still lacking firepower forward, so I can't see Lyon changing.
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shane Alex Pearce Forward 6 years 5 months ago #21

shane
There's a large middle ground between shoot out and using all the players as obstacles but it would involve handing an element of control of the game over to the people on the ground.
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Raglan Matt Alex Pearce Forward 6 years 5 months ago #22

Raglan Matt
Our backline would look a lot better and more decisive if they had less options alongside and behind them, and more options forward, stretching in a chain right TO the 10 yard square.
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guy smiley Alex Pearce Forward 6 years 5 months ago #23

guy smiley
If you're going to play the extra man or men back, as RoLy seems determined to do most of the time, then you're bringing the opposition with you to a degree... some of them are smart enough to leave men outside the congested area ready to chop off any escape attempts.

So, working on the premise that you've dragged the opposition with you you've painted yourself into a corner and there's no escape. Play gets tighter and tighter until the turnover or stoppage is created. Good players start to look ordinary because of the hypercontextualised compression of space and time, an opposing theory to much of the late and great Stephen Hawking's work known as the Lyon Effect.
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shane Alex Pearce Forward 6 years 5 months ago #24

shane
I'll tell you what was madness on the weekend, McCarthy was wandering around in the centre looking for a man to pick up.

What sort of set up requires the full forward to man up behind the ball?
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Raglan Matt Alex Pearce Forward 6 years 5 months ago #25

Raglan Matt
The set up that sees us having no-one to kick to. We have grown so accustomed to having no Freo players forward of the ball, that McCarthy decided the easiest way to get a kick was to man up their backman.
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Corporal Agarn Alex Pearce Forward 6 years 5 months ago #26

Corporal Agarn
Well maybe not quite 80m but that was the idea of recruiting Wilson but the last few weeks have seen that taken out of his repertoire.
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brayshaw8 Alex Pearce Forward 6 years 4 months ago #27

brayshaw8
Completely agree, Hamling absolutely shut down Brown, and would probably be capable to take their largest forward
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Catweazle Alex Pearce Forward 6 years 4 months ago #28

Catweazle
Guy - unlike Hawking radiation, what emissions can escape Lyon's black hole?
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