The zone of outriders that undid Walls' great innovation still holds the upper hand, explaining why scores from unbroken chains from kick-ins are beaten two-to-one and more by scores against by an opposition that forces a turnover.
The stats are not so much an indicator of the kicker's proficiency as his team's game style; that not one of Houli's 18 kick-ins since round 17 has led to a Richmond inside 50 betrays how slowly the Tigers have been moving the ball of late, and that their "keepings-off" commitment has been breaking down before they've got close enough to hit the scoreboard.
http://www.theage.com.au/afl/why-the-kickin-hasnt-kicked-on-20150813-giy7k4.htmlArguably, one of the reasons we're not hitting the scoreboard as much as we should.
