Could last year's weakness cost Collingwood again in 2023? - Footy Classified | Footy on Nine
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- The Footy Classified panel delves into Collingwood after back-to-back losses, and what Nick Daicos' injury means for the club's flag hopes.
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Hawks fan, loved every bit of the win and performance. But honestly, one bad loss and everyone jumping off the Pies. The Pies have been so good and so consistent for so long and found so many different ways to win. Even with the key injuries they have plenty of top players and players in form in the VFL who are itching for a chance. They deserve the benefit of the doubt to restructure things and bounce back from this set-back and I think they will.
Exactly right mate. Pies are something like 5-15 in the last 20 games against Hawks. Just a bogey club in my opinion
Have to wonder if with top spot and top 2 just about guarenteed the pies probably started a bit more intense training blocks leading up to the break for finals because they can afford to do it and lose a few on the back of some tired bodies after heavy trainings. Wouldn't be surprised if they come good.
They still haven't overcome the dreaded Colliwobbles. Two premierships in 65 years since their 1958 Grand Final victory, and more Grand Final defeats during that time than the amount of fingers on both hands vindicates that. What we are seeing now is just a precursor to an even greater disaster for them in September.
@@darrenmiles-morland8038 One can only hope mate im certainly not a pies fan nonetheless haha
Shades of the 2011 pies when they had top locked up. Got sloppy and in the end were found out and weren't the best team, with the cats peaking at the right time and beating them 3 times that year.
These Boys have been Together 1.5years if Geel Pt Melb Dogs or the Lions Don't Win it this Year all your Arseholes will be So Sorry from What the Greatest Sporting Club has Install for the Dynasty that's About the Take Place for Many Years to Come, That's Why We KILL FOR COLLINGWOOD Blame your Shitty Parents for you been brought Up Supporting a Shitty Team You had Years to Wake Up to Yourself you BUM Don't ENVY The Mighty PIES Forever.!
@bhansen9468 yeah but you got absolutely pasted in the final round of the regular season against them and looked very sloppy and like you were barely trying. It was over 10 goals from memory. That gave them a lot of confidence going into the finals against you! Imo
I've re-iterated exactly the same point myself several times during this past week or two. The Magpies can't just switch off now and then expect that they can just switch back on again once the finals commence, because it doesn't work like that.
@@skillsmachine9164 It was 96 points. The match was a whitewash. The Magpies didn't come to play because they had top spot sewn up, and the match was a dead rubber for them. They thought they they could just switch back on again once the finals commenced, and everything would be alright.. But they struggled to even make it to the Grand Final, and then in the Grand Final Geelong followed on from that final round smashing to keep them goalless in the last quarter and deny them back to back premierships.
@darrenmiles-morland8038 yeah exactly my point mate. That last reg season game against the cats was almost embarrassing to watch. Im a dees fan and I can definitely sniff them taking the foot off and we are circling.
Last year, the one difference between Geelong and Collingwood in that Qualifying Final was Jeremy Cameron. Single-handedly won that game for Geelong.
Mihocek had six touches and one goal. Ash Johnson had nine touches and two goals. Tom Hawkins had ten touches and one goal.
Cameron had 17 touches, kicked three goals out of Geelong's 11, and was absolutely the difference.
I think gary rohan was the difference personally
@@Cloudzyy5 without Rohan, we would have lost (which is easy to say with a one-goal win of course) but IMO Cameron was best on ground by a long way.
Rohan was just as huge
Cameron was handled ok, didn't go off which is a real danger. Rohan was the difference.
Interesting Collingwood on top of the ladder and cats are struggling to make the 8.
I love how collingwood is 2 games plus percentage on top yet they have issues. the reality Is they will get 2 finals at the mcg. they have 3 players ready to go to take daicos spot. pies will win this week
A good comment bro well stated now let's go magpies.
That's the reason why Collingwood won't win this week. They could afford to lose 2 of their last 3 matches and would still finish minor premiers. They've already put the cue in the rack. However, it's a dangerous practice what they're doing. It cost them back to back premierships back in 2011. It's also dangerous what Collingwood are doing because they have managed to successfully cover up so many of their weaknesses until now because they were good enough to win many matches that they had no right to be winning. It catches up with you in the end, and we are seeing it now. They would be flattered with their current position on the ladder. They're certainly not 2 games better than the next best lot of teams.
I think Caro secretly loves Jeff Kennett
Our forward line has always been lacking, it only looked good because we moved the ball so fast that opposition defence couldnt set up, giving our forwards great opportunity. Since teams have slowed our plays down, giving them time to set up defensively, it has gone back to exposing our weak forward set up.
Good call.
Where's Jack Ginnivan been this season? Is he being punished for being a smarty pants? Or has he just fallen back to Earth with an almighty thud?
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You could be right, last I heard he was doing the party thingy. Still wearing his Anzac Day medal, can’t seem to be able to put that thing away. Guess he treasures it over a premiership medallion. Who knows what’s going on in his head, or up his nose 🫢
That’s like any team though isn’t it. Hawthorn’s forward structure has looked diabolical at times this season but when we play with speed and dominate centre clearances like we did at the weekend, Lewis, Breust, Wingard and Moore have more space or get first crack and look like the top crafty forwards that they are.
@@jsequine927 yeah i agree, but if you have strong key forwards you can still have success even when defence is set up. We do not have that luxury
Just surprised the hawk player who crashed into Daicos( not in the marking contest) didn’t get reported nor a 50 m penalty. Degoey gets 3 for concussing a player(fair enough) but Daicos misses 6 weeks and no report, go figure?
that's exactly what i thought. In a year of suspensions, a bump after the mark with the intention to hurt, no eyes on the ball not only wasn't reported or looked at but wasn't paid a 50. No player should have to get hunted all game and and get injured after play with repercussions for the other team.
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Umpires suck!
@@user-cx2wf8fj3zbump? Daicos jumped into him as he marked the ball.
Harden up
It was late and a bit cheap but reported for what? A late body to body collision? There was nothing illegal in the action.
If Cornes is just a click-baiter, but is a master at it, does that make Kane Cornes a click-master-baiter?
Pies will be fine. But to be totally honest, how many games have they just won? Most of them. There's definite fragility with the pies for the last 2 years, they just won most of their close games. I think this year the standard of football is lower than previous recent years. Inconsistency isn't just something Collingwood and Port have experienced this year. Carlton are now favs, but they could go on a losing streak at any time.
Carlton were never favourites or winning anything
Toby Greene’s knee somehow avoids a headline?… knee in the neck of a downed opponent? Little comment?
Collingwood have a great full forward Jeremy Howe I’ve been saying it for the last 3 years and we finally done it he kicked 3 in the 4th quarter and with his jump and ability to read the ball it would change everything but that’s just my opinion
Couldn't agree more.
Colliwobbles have arrived early this year
In all seriousness, the Pies players are not celebrating the way they used to because a couple of them have landed massive contracts which makes the rest question why they are throwing their bodies at the same football
delusional
Haha hahaha 😂🤣🧂🤡🤡
We need Sav Rocca up forward
Two games clear and percentage is a excuse to lose but they rely to much on great goals to win the flag.
And keep coming from behind not a good recipe come finals also I think McRae comes across at the pressers a little cocky and reassured
@@antonioperre4476 He didn't look so cocky after Hawthorn pantsed his team on the weekend. Humble yourself, or the fall will be great. McRae will be the one sulking when his team loses another Grand Final (if they manage to get that far, which is now looking questionable).
@@darrenmiles-morland8038Hahahahahahahaha
😂😂😂🤣🧂🧂🧂🤡
Large betting plunge on Hawthorn 2 hours before the game on Betfair .... 5.20 into 4.20 .... well done
I think Port and Pies went a bit hard earlier in the season and are sore and getting injuries now
You mean to say the wobblers are wobbling and the chokers are choking.
And they got too comfortable with their positions on the ladder as well, and complacency has now set in.
A little bump on the road. Buckle up pie fans
As much as we all love Craig McCrea and what he has brought to the table since his signing surely we have to start to question some of the tactical decision he and the other coaches are making. This along side weekly team selection is going to be the possible downfall or a possible premiership team.
I understand the angle that he is coming from when wanting to worry mostly about how we play and about controlling what we can control from a team point of view but surely we have to respect opposition players and what they do against us. There has been a total disregard for key opposition players such as Charlie Cameron Curnow Steven may and this week James Sicily and those players almost single-handedly have taken games away from us. It's ok to acknowledge talent and to try and negate it as much as possible, like other teams do to us. Not looking forward to a rolling from the cats this Friday.
Team selection on the other hand is extremely poor, senior players on their last legs such as Adams Mitchell Miochek Sidebottom and Pendlebury play week in week out and about a rolled ankle or tight groin away from hanging up the boots. They should be rested, as well as Murphy and daicos who week in week out are pushed pulled sat on and twisted around injuries were always going to happen. If these players were rested when sitting 2 games clear on top of the ladder it also gives other er players a chance to show what they have got to add. Bianco Carmichael Finn McCrae Ginnivan just to name a few. If these guys are required I guess we will see them for one game only just like we did with Krugers suprise random selection last finals series. Share the load selection staff keep guys fresh and keep the opposition guessing.
LOL
Leppitch. A useless coach. Thinks taking Hardwicks plan makes him good. Well guess what? Others have figured out Hardwicks game plan. That's why they're where they are and he's no longer the coach.
I mill on Collingwood they get beat now the fav for the Brownlow out crime in sport [no]
Lololololol and a padded room for you lad cry and cry.
So sick of hearing about Collingwood and Daicos.
Yet here you are...
@@Bubba__Sawyer masochist.