Boxcraft - Brisbane v Adelaide | The Means Test with Adam Simpson! (14.09.26)
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What are the key Boxcraft tagging strategies used by Brisbane and Adelaide?
Boxcraft and the Lions. Well, Fagues gave up a little bit too in his press conference. Um, so you know, they had three tags, didn't they? So they had Leicester, they had Dunkley and who are the other and McKenna. So McKenna's been sneaky tagging all year as a forward. So Miller. And when you're watching the game, you go, Miller hasn't really done much tonight. And he's the type of guy that will kick a couple on you. So really good. Um and Leicester on Raschelli. Yeah. That wasn't a hard day. Just play on him. Uh I we spoke off air briefly about who's not quite ready for finals, young players. Um and it looked like Rushelli wasn't quite ready. And then Dunkley, for as much as Dunkley just does this every week as well.
He goes to um Rankin and just keeps him quite he had two possessions in the first quarter Rankin and never really got going. I thought one of the box crafts against Adelaide was they tried to get maybe um Rankin to go to Lockie Neal to free up an
How did the coaches evaluate player readiness and the impact of young talent?
Yeah. That d that didn't work. So Duncan would do it every week. Um They always tag uh with a half forward every week and then uh Leicester's a he plays on the best forward so Not new, but they worked. From Boxcraft.
Dardeland. Is this where Warfy Time in in in Dardeland, Warfy Time was a thriller. Well,
Dardeland says Geelong were up until Voss kicked that last goal. um on the siren almost. So they were five points up. So Dareland says that that that um Frere won by a point or something like that.
Well imagine that.
Imagine if that was the uh center bounce Dareland. Yeah.
Why did the hosts label Adelaide the underdogs despite recent wins?
So and that probably just came down to Geelong's missed opportunities in the third quarter when they kicked six points. The
between the lines, this is excellent here, Justin Longmuir uh laying claim to underdog status.
It doesn't really make it a unique challenge for for me. Clearly didn't seem like they missed any of those players. They played a fantastic selfless Brand of Footy. Um Yeah, and now we'll go over there as underdogs and they'll be really confident after their win against Brisbane and They'll be heavy favourites on their home deck, but yeah, we'll go over it and give it our best. Nope. Nope. There's a lot of things JL is.
But he's not a salesman. He can't convince me of that. We'll go with Backs against the Warboys, us against them. David versus Goliath. But uh no, that uh I'm not buying that. Um I'm not buying that jail.
What arguments were made about choosing the most vulnerable top‑four team?
No, they're heavy favourites, the Dockers. Yeah. Isn't it the sliding doors moment when the Dockers were on the wrong side of the draw thinking they're gonna have to play Brisbane, all of a sudden it's flipped. Um As a coach, you do have preference. Don't don't oh we'll play anyone anywhere. No, no, no, no. Let's play the the most vulnerable side out of the top four. We're just the same as supporters, Jared. We're hoping for injuries. You know. Oh no, we want to play against the best. None of that rubbish. Hope there's plenty of injuries and we play the worst team in the top four. And this was
Fags between the lines on his spray.
Well, this is the first time this year. I and I know there's been some other games and we haven't played all that well, but we've sort of went down different pathways after after those games, but um
What was the controversy surrounding the pre‑game spray and its aftermath?
Now this was the first time this year probably where it was uh That was a pretty fierce week.
Well, I heard Danny Daly pregame, we asked him about the the spray and he said, Oh, well, I was really surprised Zach Bailey signed because he copped an almighty spray in the on the Monday meeting. So after the Monday meeting, Bailey said to Danny Daly Can we catch up? I've got something to tell you. And Danny's going, Oh no, Fags is Fagues has pushed him out. And it was a reverse psychology. Oh, it was smart ass. Well done, Fagues.
All right, I've only left six sixty seconds for this deliberately, the misread. So the AFL says the arc was right, insufficient intent. The EPL overnight had a bad one with the AR, and they simply put out a statement declaring error of judgment, and they'll be ringing the club to apologize.
Yeah. It was wrong.
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Chapters
7 chapters
1
What are the key Boxcraft tagging strategies used by Brisbane and Adelaide?
0:00–0:55
2
How did the coaches evaluate player readiness and the impact of young talent?
0:55–1:33
3
Why did the hosts label Adelaide the underdogs despite recent wins?
1:33–2:27
4
What arguments were made about choosing the most vulnerable top‑four team?
2:27–3:12
5
What was the controversy surrounding the pre‑game spray and its aftermath?
3:12–4:14
6
How did the conversation shift to AI, the Arctic and future technology?
4:14–4:42
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What sponsor message concluded the episode and where can listeners learn more?
4:42–4:52
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