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Re: Tyrone Vickery [merged]
« Reply #1590 on: March 15, 2015, 06:17:43 PM »
Vickery and Conca will only ever be average playing at Richmond. Package them up and see what they get at the trade table - Maybe GWS would give us something.

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Re: Tyrone Vickery [merged]
« Reply #1591 on: March 16, 2015, 05:06:08 PM »
So the only thing the recruitment staff could hang their hat on was that they at least got their first picks right but even that seems to have question marks over it

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Re: Tyrone Vickery [merged]
« Reply #1592 on: March 16, 2015, 05:41:20 PM »
Recruiting isn't that important when you know how to develop players....I'll get back to you on that..
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Re: Tyrone Vickery [merged]
« Reply #1593 on: March 16, 2015, 05:49:13 PM »
he is an unco, simple as that.  Some people can't break it and will always be unco's.

Actually the irony is that he's incredibly agile and skilled for his size at ground level and in traffic, but is totally useless at the things a KPP should be good at it.  He's like a good mid trapped in the body of a crappy tall. Doesn't help that he's also stuffed between the ears.
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Re: Tyrone Vickery [merged]
« Reply #1594 on: March 16, 2015, 06:32:42 PM »
Dioc has nailed it.

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Re: Tyrone Vickery [merged]
« Reply #1595 on: March 17, 2015, 11:52:07 AM »
ah bs, he can't mark to save himself, he fumbles 8 times out of ten.  He isn't bad at a set shot, he runs like a giraffe in calipers and takes half an hour to get started at that. 
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Re: Tyrone Vickery [merged]
« Reply #1596 on: March 17, 2015, 12:39:13 PM »
he runs like a giraffe in calipers

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Re: Tyrone Vickery [merged]
« Reply #1597 on: March 17, 2015, 12:55:56 PM »
he runs like a giraffe in calipers

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Re: Tyrone Vickery [merged]
« Reply #1598 on: March 17, 2015, 02:41:45 PM »
ah bs, he can't mark to save himself, he fumbles 8 times out of ten.  He isn't bad at a set shot, he runs like a giraffe in calipers and takes half an hour to get started at that. 

The best stuff he did on the weekend was in traffic and midfield play and that's been the case throughout his career.We just don't see enough of it because most of the time he's either impersonating a forward, getting killed in the ruck or bludging/sulking behind play. The more time he has to think and stand around, the worse he is - he's a reflex player who needs to be constantly in the thick of the action, not thinking about leads, running patterns and his life in general whilst trying to read the play from afar or as it comes toward him. Unfortunately for him he was probably born a decade or so too early for the era of 200cm midfielders that we'll no doubt see given the way the game is headed.

Don't get me wrong , overall I think he's arse and can't see him improving now and unless he defies all critics as well as the exposed form and suddenly starts killing it he should be the first on the trade trable along with Conca (who's in the same position IMO) if the club is in any way serious about moving forward.

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Re: Tyrone Vickery [merged]
« Reply #1599 on: March 17, 2015, 02:44:14 PM »
Yep. Two duds in a pod.
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Re: Tyrone Vickery [merged]
« Reply #1600 on: March 17, 2015, 06:52:48 PM »

The best stuff he did on the weekend was in traffic and midfield play and that's been the case throughout his career.We just don't see enough of it because most of the time he's either impersonating a forward, getting killed in the ruck or bludging/sulking behind play. The more time he has to think and stand around, the worse he is - he's a reflex player who needs to be constantly in the thick of the action, not thinking about leads, running patterns and his life in general whilst trying to read the play from afar or as it comes toward him. Unfortunately for him he was probably born a decade or so too early for the era of 200cm midfielders that we'll no doubt see given the way the game is headed.


This is an open question to anyone here with good recollection.

The previous discussion on 200cm players as not being able to make it was that limited to rucks and forwards? Is it possible the 200cm midfielder isn't part of the previous analysis and that it is Unchartered territory ? Is Ty the right player to test this new hypothesis for 200cm midfielders?

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Re: Tyrone Vickery [merged]
« Reply #1601 on: March 18, 2015, 12:52:03 PM »
Just read they're trialling 15 second shot clock for set shots this weekend. It takes Ty 15 seconds to take his first 3 steps when having a shot.

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Re: Tyrone Vickery [merged]
« Reply #1602 on: March 18, 2015, 04:17:36 PM »

The best stuff he did on the weekend was in traffic and midfield play and that's been the case throughout his career.We just don't see enough of it because most of the time he's either impersonating a forward, getting killed in the ruck or bludging/sulking behind play. The more time he has to think and stand around, the worse he is - he's a reflex player who needs to be constantly in the thick of the action, not thinking about leads, running patterns and his life in general whilst trying to read the play from afar or as it comes toward him. Unfortunately for him he was probably born a decade or so too early for the era of 200cm midfielders that we'll no doubt see given the way the game is headed.


This is an open question to anyone here with good recollection.

The previous discussion on 200cm players as not being able to make it was that limited to rucks and forwards? Is it possible the 200cm midfielder isn't part of the previous analysis and that it is Unchartered territory ? Is Ty the right player to test this new hypothesis for 200cm midfielders?

I'm assumming claw meant forwards as there's been quite a few 200cm + ruckmen who've gone alright. Though blokes like Salmon counted as both.
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Re: Tyrone Vickery [merged]
« Reply #1603 on: March 18, 2015, 04:31:32 PM »
it takes 15 seconds for his brain to send a thought to his secondary brain to send a signal to his leg to move
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Re: Tyrone Vickery [merged]
« Reply #1604 on: March 18, 2015, 04:51:24 PM »
 :lol