5 damning moments from the Blues loss; Docherty, Weitering, Acres, Motlop, McGovern singled out
Jacob Weitering is one of the best advocates of the league, but it wasn’t the best one week after his wrist damaged North Melbourne. Weitering was seen in negotiations about the ankle just a few minutes before the opening leap of the club’s health personnel. This lack of confidence may have affected the ability to strengthen when he could not go with Mitch Georgiades in an important marking contest.
Double North North Melbourne Premiership player David King, Weitering should be stronger, he said.
“The body in the body, weitering larger body, it [Georgiades] He just loses him. HE [Weitering] He must be stronger than that to deny the Georgians and jump to the ball, King King Fox Footy said.
Kane Cornes, the expert commentator of Seven, added: “Well, that’s why he would be disappointed, Michael Voss, because you should be able to defend it. Weitering wasn’t physical enough.”
Premier defenders were not a good sign for Blues when beaten so easily. Weitering then closed the Georgians.
Acres misses an arrangement shooting
Second term
Blues had to be re -group in the second period, and when Blake Acres kicked a kicked out of Patrick Cripps, an early gold opportunity. Acres launched some major goals for Blues, but on this occasion, he made a slight arrangement from 40 meters.
Acres wasn’t the only blue guilty of making blue in front of the target. Curnow’s right -mobile goal scoring, a little more than a minute in the game went to the whole left pocket?
Motlop caught ‘Plodding’
Third term
At the end of the third period, Blues cannot manage the small advanced Jesse Motlop Joe Richards by following 10 goals and even points to the nearby teammate to get the power runner of Orazio Fantasia. Meanwhile, Richards moves from the 50 -meter defense line he started in Motlop, to the wings, the power of another goal to Willie Rioli.
Riewoldt targets Motlop in the comment.
“Just look at Jesse Motlop. You’re talking about the little things here. Joe Richards is passing by him, he doesn’t try. Just trying to surrender to someone else to do his job, Richards passes him and puts him 50m.”
“This ball goes to the other end. You wonder why Carlton’s backs are under pressure. These efforts, which are annoying Michael Voss.”
Mcgoven scores goals instead of calling a teammate
Last period
Charlie Curnow finds McGoveovern in her right forward pocket. Instead of centralizing the ball, McGoveovern prefers a hard control edge that scored the goal, the ball ends exactly in the opposite pocket.
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“Chip Pass had a goal 30 meters away and put himself in front of the team. I think he could have carved. [Zac] Williams Golden is 30 meters away, King King said.
Cornes, seven years old, could not believe McGoveover had missed the target.
Cornes said, “It is harder not to score a golden goal there. When Curnow had this ball, there were two players running to a almost open target.
