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Post by daviejojo on Sept 28, 2015 19:00:39 GMT
Seems to go down onto his knees, and gets caught out of position would be my assessment. But, that said, what do I know
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Post by coloradoflyer on Sept 29, 2015 10:44:59 GMT
any goalie in any team sport there first job is to stop the inital shot and if not defence around then it's up to you to stop all shots, if you do have a defence in front of you they should be helping and providing additional cover to clear your goal area it's a team sport for a reason your a team help each other out
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Post by Dirty Lyle on Sept 29, 2015 22:27:10 GMT
any goalie in any team sport there first job is to stop the inital shot and if not defence around then it's up to you to stop all shots, if you do have a defence in front of you they should be helping and providing additional cover to clear your goal area it's a team sport for a reason your a team help each other out Sorry have read that a few times now and don't understand a word of it |
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Post by tam on Sept 30, 2015 5:48:59 GMT
any goalie in any team sport there first job is to stop the inital shot and if not defence around then it's up to you to stop all shots, if you do have a defence in front of you they should be helping and providing additional cover to clear your goal area it's a team sport for a reason your a team help each other out Sorry have read that a few times now and don't understand a word of it i think you are spot on with that, regan used to stop the shots and catch the puck, this caused lots of faceoffs at our end, dave brown seems to save the shot but dump the puck back out to defence and keep the game going. not sure which is more dangerous a rebound or the chance of a set play from a faceoff in front of goal. |
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Post by drwho on Oct 3, 2015 14:05:57 GMT
Rebounds are definitely more dangerous
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Post by daviejojo on Oct 5, 2015 13:20:40 GMT
It is interesting to consider how many MOM awards Brown has. Must be miles ahead of anyone else, is 3,4 or 5 he's won already? He does make the initial save, I wonder if maybe his style is just more frantic. I was a BIG fan of Zemmer, but even if you think back to Zem, he did like to slide about like a Wasp in a Carrier bag at times, and looked flustered, when he obviously felt he was in control of things.
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Post by jambitink on Oct 5, 2015 14:37:00 GMT
It is interesting to consider how many MOM awards Brown has. Must be miles ahead of anyone else, is 3,4 or 5 he's won already? He does make the initial save, I wonder if maybe his style is just more frantic. I was a BIG fan of Zemmer, but even if you think back to Zem, he did like to slide about like a Wasp in a Carrier bag at times, and looked flustered, when he obviously felt he was in control of things. Zemmer was a terrible goalie with an even worse attitude. He shipped a ton of goals, but had the excuse of a bad team in front of him. Got found out when he went to Braehead. I don't even think he played hockey again after his stint at Belfast despite begging on social media for a team to pick him up. |
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Post by redtussell44 on Oct 5, 2015 14:50:45 GMT
It baffles me that he still lives in England and commutes up here for training and games. That's mental. Why haven't the flyers sorted this out? If they haven't already of course.
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Post by jambitink on Oct 5, 2015 15:00:47 GMT
It baffles me that he still lives in England and commutes up here for training and games. That's mental. Why haven't the flyers sorted this out? If they haven't already of course. Doesn't he go to uni? |
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Post by amazepux on Oct 5, 2015 15:01:26 GMT
It baffles me that he still lives in England and commutes up here for training and games. That's mental. Why haven't the flyers sorted this out? If they haven't already of course. Isnt he part way through a course in Hull though...that said though it cant be helping |
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Post by tam on Oct 5, 2015 16:33:12 GMT
think its the other way round he lives here and commutes to hull for uni, most courses you only go in a couple of days a week
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Post by swarfiga on Oct 5, 2015 16:47:30 GMT
think its the other way round he lives here and commutes to hull for uni, most courses you only go in a couple of days a week I was told and asked on here if anyone knew where he was living, if you listen to his interview with the Murdoch hockey blog he says he's staying here and traveling down a couple days a week I think |
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Post by framey1988 on Oct 5, 2015 17:21:58 GMT
Dave stays up here and am sure he said to Graeme (murdochhockey) he only travels down something like once every 6 weeks or something like that! Most of his studying can be done on his computer at home
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Post by waterboy on Oct 5, 2015 17:28:41 GMT
Dave stays up here and am sure he said to Graeme (murdochhockey) he only travels down something like once every 6 weeks or something like that! Most of his studying can be done on his computer at home Cant remember the exact time line but he did say that the dates for visits to hull for uni had all been sorted out before the season started and that he would be doing the bulk of the work from here. Have to say I don't feel confident with him still but he doing well and as has already been mentioned 4 or 5 MOM's is good going. His penalty shot saves on Saturday were very good. |
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Post by amazepux on Oct 11, 2015 18:29:35 GMT
Any reflections after this weekends matches?
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