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Re: Coburg vs Northern Bullants - Sat, July 30 --- LIVE on ABC TV
« Reply #105 on: August 02, 2011, 12:06:59 PM »
The Coburg Report
richmondfc.com.au
Tue 02 Aug, 2011



Development coach, David Newett, provides a summary of how the Richmond-listed players performed at VFL level with Coburg in last Saturday’s stirring victory over the Northern Bullants.


Ben Nason
Worked his way into the match to create some good link-up.  Didn’t have a big possession game, but it was an improvement on his form the previous week.  Sealed the team’s win with his goal late in the final term.   
 
Jamie O’Reilly
While not having a major impact on the game, he played well from a defensive perspective, keeping his opponents in check.  Used the ball effectively, overall, when rebounding.  An improved effort from his previous outing. 

Jeromey Webberley
Generated many rebounds for the team with his good positioning and ball use.  Worked hard to have an impact throughout the game, either by linking up play offensively, or applying pressure defensively.

Dean MacDonald
Played his best game for the season at senior VFL level.  Performed his role admirably, using his pace to advantage, both offensively and defensively.  Was involved in several scoring opportunities in a really positive display.

Jayden Post
Top performance in defence.  Spoiled strongly and also took several fine marks to repel the Bullants’ forward movement.  Accumulated 22 possessions and used the majority of them to the team’s advantage.

Tom Hislop
Very good display, highlighted by his work in the contested situations - winning the hard ball and tackling strongly.  Took advantage of teammate Andrew Browne’s ruck dominance around the stoppages.  Also provided outside run to link up play and generate scoring opportunities.   

Matt Dea
Played on dangerous Bullants forward Ahmed Saad and did a good job in restricting him to just a couple of goals.  Was strong in his actions, whether spoiling, tackling or marking.  Offensively, showed composure with the ball, to cap off another solid game.

Robbie Hicks
Another who played his role well, using his pace to break the game open at various stages throughout.  Had several shots for goal and worked hard to apply forward-line pressure.

Mitch Farmer
Played a very good defensive game.  Was solid with his positioning and ability to impact contests.  Won critical contests to thwart the opposition’s offensive thrusts.  Rebounded well using foot skills to link up play and generate scoring opportunities.

Andrew Browne
Dominant display in the ruck.  Won 37 hit-outs to give Coburg’s midfielders first use from the stoppages.  Accumulated 21 possessions, due to good follow-up work.  Worked hard throughout the game, led by example, and played a prominent role in setting up the victory.


Pat Contin
Returned to the side after a week off due to injury and, despite a quiet first half from a possession perspective, played his role well.  Had a significant impact in the third term, with 11 possessions.  Linked up play and used the ball effectively to create scoring opportunities.  Finished off in the last quarter with some important touches. 


Nick Westhoff (Coburg reserves)
Played his second game back from injury in Coburg’s reserves.  Was used in a variety of roles, forward and through the midfield, and finished the match with a dozen possessions.  Highlight of his performance was a fine snap goal from 45 metres out against a strong breeze.

http://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/6301/newsid/119952/default.aspx

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Re: Coburg vs Northern Bullants - Sat, July 30 --- LIVE on ABC TV
« Reply #106 on: August 02, 2011, 03:15:23 PM »
just goes to show David Newett, no idea.

O'Rielly, he played well  ::) ::) ::) was shocking in all aspects.
Dea, didnt get near the ball at any stage, whether in offensive or defensive mode ::)
Mc Donald ::)
Webberley ,, how on earth can anyone say "'good ball use"'  , he was the turnover king

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Re: Coburg vs Northern Bullants - Sat, July 30 --- LIVE on ABC TV
« Reply #107 on: August 02, 2011, 04:39:53 PM »
Newey has played in premierships, won association B&Fs and coached a club to premierships. I reckons he's got more of a clue than most of us on here

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Re: Coburg vs Northern Bullants - Sat, July 30 --- LIVE on ABC TV
« Reply #108 on: August 02, 2011, 04:41:36 PM »
Newey has played in premierships, won association B&Fs and coached a club to premierships. I reckons he's got more of a clue than most of us on here

well his comments are garbage, watch the game

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Re: Coburg vs Northern Bullants - Sat, July 30 --- LIVE on ABC TV
« Reply #109 on: August 02, 2011, 04:43:11 PM »
Perhaps he is trying to make himself look good - eh Jack!

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Re: Coburg vs Northern Bullants - Sat, July 30 --- LIVE on ABC TV
« Reply #110 on: August 02, 2011, 04:46:22 PM »
Newey has played in premierships, won association B&Fs and coached a club to premierships. I reckons he's got more of a clue than most of us on here

well his comments are garbage, watch the game


No, your comments are garbage. Do you think he's going to come out and bag the poo out of our young players? Of course there's going to be a few comments that will be off the mark. You don't rubbish your players.

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Re: Coburg vs Northern Bullants - Sat, July 30 --- LIVE on ABC TV
« Reply #111 on: August 02, 2011, 04:50:03 PM »
The Coburg Report
richmondfc.com.au
Tue 02 Aug, 2011



Development coach, David Newett, provides a summary of how the Richmond-listed players performed at VFL level with Coburg in last Saturday’s stirring victory over the Northern Bullants.


Ben Nason
Worked his way into the match to create some good link-up.  Didn’t have a big possession game, but it was an improvement on his form the previous week.  Sealed the team’s win with his goal late in the final term.  
 
Jamie O’Reilly
While not having a major impact on the game, he played well from a defensive perspective, keeping his opponents in check.  Used the ball effectively, overall, when rebounding.  An improved effort from his previous outing.  

Jeromey Webberley
Generated many rebounds for the team with his good positioning and ball use.  Worked hard to have an impact throughout the game, either by linking up play offensively, or applying pressure defensively.

Dean MacDonald
Played his best game for the season at senior VFL level.  Performed his role admirably, using his pace to advantage, both offensively and defensively.  Was involved in several scoring opportunities in a really positive display.

Jayden Post
Top performance in defence.  Spoiled strongly and also took several fine marks to repel the Bullants’ forward movement.  Accumulated 22 possessions and used the majority of them to the team’s advantage.

Tom Hislop
Very good display, highlighted by his work in the contested situations - winning the hard ball and tackling strongly.  Took advantage of teammate Andrew Browne’s ruck dominance around the stoppages.  Also provided outside run to link up play and generate scoring opportunities.    

Matt Dea
Played on dangerous Bullants forward Ahmed Saad and did a good job in restricting him to just a couple of goals.  Was strong in his actions, whether spoiling, tackling or marking.  Offensively, showed composure with the ball, to cap off another solid game.

Robbie Hicks
Another who played his role well, using his pace to break the game open at various stages throughout.  Had several shots for goal and worked hard to apply forward-line pressure.

Mitch Farmer
Played a very good defensive game.  Was solid with his positioning and ability to impact contests.  Won critical contests to thwart the opposition’s offensive thrusts.  Rebounded well using foot skills to link up play and generate scoring opportunities.

Andrew Browne
Dominant display in the ruck.  Won 37 hit-outs to give Coburg’s midfielders first use from the stoppages.  Accumulated 21 possessions, due to good follow-up work.  Worked hard throughout the game, led by example, and played a prominent role in setting up the victory.


Pat Contin
Returned to the side after a week off due to injury and, despite a quiet first half from a possession perspective, played his role well.  Had a significant impact in the third term, with 11 possessions.  Linked up play and used the ball effectively to create scoring opportunities.  Finished off in the last quarter with some important touches.  


Nick Westhoff (Coburg reserves)
Played his second game back from injury in Coburg’s reserves.  Was used in a variety of roles, forward and through the midfield, and finished the match with a dozen possessions.  Highlight of his performance was a fine snap goal from 45 metres out against a strong breeze.

http://www.richmondfc.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/6301/newsid/119952/default.aspx


LOL - thats all I can say. Its unbelievable.  :banghead

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Re: Coburg vs Northern Bullants - Sat, July 30 --- LIVE on ABC TV
« Reply #112 on: August 02, 2011, 05:14:29 PM »
we beat the 4th placed side in an upset, someone must have gone allright !!

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Re: Coburg vs Northern Bullants - Sat, July 30 --- LIVE on ABC TV
« Reply #113 on: August 02, 2011, 06:13:50 PM »
4 players carried the team
Power( Coburg player ) , Webberley, Browne Post, 

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Re: Coburg vs Northern Bullants - Sat, July 30 --- LIVE on ABC TV
« Reply #114 on: August 02, 2011, 06:15:13 PM »
Contin ::) important touches in last quarter, Lol Laughable

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Re: Coburg vs Northern Bullants - Sat, July 30 --- LIVE on ABC TV
« Reply #115 on: August 02, 2011, 06:21:09 PM »
Were you at the game Jack or did you watch on the TV?

Because and I've said this many times; TV only picks up part of the action not the off the ball, 1%ers etc

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Re: Coburg vs Northern Bullants - Sat, July 30 --- LIVE on ABC TV
« Reply #116 on: August 02, 2011, 06:30:40 PM »
TV, have watched enough football and studied tapes to know whats going on.
Yet another who cant play at punt road, thats why we cant win a game :banghead

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Re: Coburg vs Northern Bullants - Sat, July 30 --- LIVE on ABC TV
« Reply #117 on: August 02, 2011, 06:32:10 PM »
McGuane to CHF  :cheers

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Re: Coburg vs Northern Bullants - Sat, July 30 --- LIVE on ABC TV
« Reply #118 on: August 02, 2011, 06:37:47 PM »
McGuane to CHF  :cheers
Apparently played like Carey as a Junior ;D

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Re: Coburg vs Northern Bullants - Sat, July 30 --- LIVE on ABC TV
« Reply #119 on: August 02, 2011, 06:45:33 PM »
McGuane to CHF  :cheers

Laugh all you like pal.
There is a reason we cant win a game you know.
This forum is champagne comedy, posters sticking up for players with little ability, :lol
McGaune should be tried in a differenet position,
I might also add I didnt sign him up either for 3 years at $450,000 a year, yet another mystery at Punt Rd.
try him else well i say