While so much talk has surrounded Nick Daicos in recent times amid his brilliant rookie season, it was elder brother Josh who stole the show in the first quarter of Collingwood’s clash with Essendon with an epic goal of the year contender. It was almost like the two sides had swapped jumpers in the second quarter quarter as Andrew Phillips made it four Bombers goals on the trot to continue an emphatic response and massive shift in the contest.Īnd Ben Rutten’s side wasn’t done there, with Matt Guelfi first forcing a turnover then taking an unlikely one-handed mark in the goal square before converting the Bombers’ fifth-straight major.Ĭollingwood kicked one late to make it a 13-point game at half-time, 7.4 (46) to 5.3 (33), while Mason Redman was subbed out after a heavy collision with Brody Mihocek.Įssendon picked up where it left off to open the second half, with Wright missing a set shot before Nic Martin nailed his opportunity to bring it back to a seven-point game, while Sam Draper continued to assert his presence around the ground in a strong showing from the Bombers ruckman.Ĭhannel 7 commentator James Brayshaw put it as well as anyone could’ve, it’s just in this family’s “DNA”. Their pressure has gone up, their ability to win contests has gone up, it’s creating so many opportunities.” Jones added: “Completely different Bombers side we’re seeing at the minute. The Collingwood domination continued later in the term including a freakish goal of the year contender from Josh Daicos - resemblant of the legendary Daicos senior, who was seen in the crowd cheering, - a Mason Cox hanger, and second-game Ash Johnson booting his third goal of the term.
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That’s a free kick every day,” Ling said. Just because you’re going into the mindset of ’Ginnivan has done this before’, doesn’t mean that Essendon players can go for their life.
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As a forward you’re licking your lips when it’s coming in at that sort of speed.”Īn exciting play down the centre of the ground resulted in Ash Johnson’s second major - and the Pies’ fourth straight to start the game - with Ling noting they were playing “electric footy.”Ī week where the AFL announced a crack down on high-contact interpretation, the polarising Jack Ginnivan was taken high but the umpire called play on to draw big criticism from pundits. Former Demons skipper Nathan Jones added: “It’s incredible offensive ball movement by the Pies.
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