#22 Steele Sidebottom
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Sidey - congratulations
Only 1 Collingwood player has drawn votes in the AFL Coaches Award in each of the last five games (GWS, Hawthorn, Brisbane, Fremantle and Melbourne).
Guess who?
Guess who?
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Re: Unparalleled consistency
who is it??Pies4shaw wrote:Only 1 Collingwood player has drawn votes in the AFL Coaches Award in each of the last five games (GWS, Hawthorn, Brisbane, Fremantle and Melbourne).
Guess who?
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It's Sidey he's polled votes in 6 of the 12 games thus far
So he's consistent on 50% of occasions in obtaining votes
Given that Dangerfield received votes in 17 of 22 games last year I would say that this being unparreled consistency is drawing a long bow.
But for Sidey polling votes in 5 consecutive games is good work for a average footballer
Surprisingly though his still sitting 4th in the votes for Collingwood players with Pendles Treloar Adams above him
He's yet to poll 5 votes in the a match from both coaches and only polled a 5 on 1 occasion
So in realistic terms with 24 chances to receive the best on ground from a coach he's done in once
He did have 32 touches yesterday and got 4 votes and in the GB medal he's received everything from a 5 to not being in the best 5 (I gave him votes)
Looking at the voting I'm surprised Grundy and Howe haven't received more coaches votes this season. I would have them in the top 6 for Copeland at th present time (personal opinion)
P4S love of Sidey and Langdon is well known unfortunately for him he doesn't get to vote in any awards other than our own GB medal so eithers chance of ever winning any award is doubtful
So he's consistent on 50% of occasions in obtaining votes
Given that Dangerfield received votes in 17 of 22 games last year I would say that this being unparreled consistency is drawing a long bow.
But for Sidey polling votes in 5 consecutive games is good work for a average footballer
Surprisingly though his still sitting 4th in the votes for Collingwood players with Pendles Treloar Adams above him
He's yet to poll 5 votes in the a match from both coaches and only polled a 5 on 1 occasion
So in realistic terms with 24 chances to receive the best on ground from a coach he's done in once
He did have 32 touches yesterday and got 4 votes and in the GB medal he's received everything from a 5 to not being in the best 5 (I gave him votes)
Looking at the voting I'm surprised Grundy and Howe haven't received more coaches votes this season. I would have them in the top 6 for Copeland at th present time (personal opinion)
P4S love of Sidey and Langdon is well known unfortunately for him he doesn't get to vote in any awards other than our own GB medal so eithers chance of ever winning any award is doubtful
I have said it previously and I feel the need to make the point again. Coaches see the game differently to supporters ( thankfully )qldmagpie67 wrote:It's Sidey he's polled votes in 6 of the 12 games thus far
So he's consistent on 50% of occasions in obtaining votes
Given that Dangerfield received votes in 17 of 22 games last year I would say that this being unparreled consistency is drawing a long bow.
But for Sidey polling votes in 5 consecutive games is good work for a average footballer
Surprisingly though his still sitting 4th in the votes for Collingwood players with Pendles Treloar Adams above him
He's yet to poll 5 votes in the a match from both coaches and only polled a 5 on 1 occasion
So in realistic terms with 24 chances to receive the best on ground from a coach he's done in once
He did have 32 touches yesterday and got 4 votes and in the GB medal he's received everything from a 5 to not being in the best 5 (I gave him votes)
Looking at the voting I'm surprised Grundy and Howe haven't received more coaches votes this season. I would have them in the top 6 for Copeland at th present time (personal opinion)
P4S love of Sidey and Langdon is well known unfortunately for him he doesn't get to vote in any awards other than our own GB medal so eithers chance of ever winning any award is doubtful
What a coach wants more than anything, is unconditional effort. They will look beyond the odd blunder when they see that a player repeatedly gut run the full length of a field to involve himself in repeated contests. Sidebottom is being rewarded by the coaches for his desire to be involved and also his use of the ball on around 30 odd occasions each over the last 5 games.
He had a slow start but his last five weeks have been very good.
Just as a side issue, I get a bit bemused by posters who drag out the benchmark of the competition when they choose to compare any other players negatives against that benchmark. There is only ONE benchmark.
Every onballer in the league is less than perfect when compared to Dangerfield right now, so it's just not a fair comparison.
A true comparison is against all other other outside mids in the competition and I cannot think of one other club in the league where Sidebottom wouldn't wouldnt be part of their best 22, GWS included ( albeit he may play in a different role )
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Fair post, I'm a Sidey fan also and whilst he would be in my top 10 Pies players he wouldn't be in my top 5.
Qldmagpie has potted Steele a few times so I enjoyed seeing Pies4shaw serve him up a generous portion of humble pie
Qldmagpie has potted Steele a few times so I enjoyed seeing Pies4shaw serve him up a generous portion of humble pie
People forget that our last premiership was only 2010 and rebuilds take some time. 2018 we play finals again.
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Come on mate don't give up this is the most fun you can have with your clothes on.Pies4shaw wrote:What goes around comes around.
Anyway, now I've had my fun, they can trade him to Essendon for a late third-rounder.
I enjoy this
Also I don think Essendon have a spare 3rd rounder to waste mate lol
Just for the record I've actually given Sidey votes in several games this year in the GB medal which is more than the coaches
AT3 I get we all see the game differently and depending on personal expectations of certain players we can either over state there benefit to a side or underrate it
My opinion on Sidey hasn't changed in years.
The comparison to Dangerfield is actually fair because he's the gauge all midfielders should be judged against. He's standard is elite on every level of consistency
I've said it before the only elite player wearing black and white is Pendles and then there's a big gap to the rest on our side Treloar included who I don't consider elite.
Many will argue he is as they would Sidey it's not the way I see it again a personal opinion
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Re the Dangerfield comparison and I'm not trying to rate Sidebottom alongside Danger in any form or fashion but below is an interesting C D statistic.
In 2016 ( Dangers Brownlow year ) for the minutes spent in the midfield, only Dangerfield and Sidebottom were rated at an elite level for intercept marks and goals scored.
This little stat simply shows how hard both these guys work between the two arcs and not only are they working hard but they are making an impact in those areas.
I'm always happy to argue the point of comparing a benchmark against mortals but that's just opinion. The facts are that stats don't lie from a big sample base, albeit Danger certainly has more strings to his bow than Sidey will ever have.
As for Sidebottoms quiet second half against Dee's. 21 possessions in first half and 11 in the second. I guess if those numbers were reversed, then he would have had a better game according to some. You could argue that he was a main reason that we were four goals odd up at half time.
In 2016 ( Dangers Brownlow year ) for the minutes spent in the midfield, only Dangerfield and Sidebottom were rated at an elite level for intercept marks and goals scored.
This little stat simply shows how hard both these guys work between the two arcs and not only are they working hard but they are making an impact in those areas.
I'm always happy to argue the point of comparing a benchmark against mortals but that's just opinion. The facts are that stats don't lie from a big sample base, albeit Danger certainly has more strings to his bow than Sidey will ever have.
As for Sidebottoms quiet second half against Dee's. 21 possessions in first half and 11 in the second. I guess if those numbers were reversed, then he would have had a better game according to some. You could argue that he was a main reason that we were four goals odd up at half time.
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