Dermott Brereton
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first heard Jul 2026
last heard 30 Jul
Dermott Brereton’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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And as I say, the shoulders are perpendicular to the target, therefore the hips are as well, and he trusts his momentum, and the gentle ball drop with a little bit of momentum, and he's not trying to kick the cover off it,
It is just poetry.
It is as beautiful as it gets in terms of an action.
I think there will be moments we say, gee, Mullen's doing a good job, and then Nick Dacos will get three or four possessions in about 60 seconds.
That's going to ebb and flow.
Collingwood know that Mullins will go to him, know that their point of difference is Nick Dacos.
The rest of Collingwood's game as a team and the way they play is in wonderful, wonderful order.
They are playing.
It's almost a return back to the McMoulthouse days.
They're playing fairly skinny.
They play down the line and they rely on players ahead of the footy to beat the opposition's plus one.
and therefore Collingwood, with their extra plus one, guard the corridor.
So they don't get scored against on turnover.
So they're playing a really good game.
The only bloke who's really allowed... Let's take this into an isolation of the player.
If you've got the ball in the back pocket, back flank, and you look inboard, unless you're able to kick into a loose-ish man, a teammate, and it's a scrubber kick,
and it still gets to him without threatened of being a turnover, you don't take that kick.
The only bloke who takes those impossible kicks is Nick Dacos and also Dan Houston.
He will try and bite those kicks off because they are wonderful, wonderful field kicks.
Nobody else has that license unless you have that absolute surety an imperfect kick will still give you possession of the footy.
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