Let me clarify what I mean by one-dimensional Tarrant. I’m referring in particular to the way that Brown and Bradshaw compete tactically as a unit. This is a typical example of the Brown and Bradshaw show: Brown leads, unsuccessful; Bradshaw leads, unsuccessful;Brown and Bradshaw position in close proximity to contest the high ball, unsuccessful; Bradshaw positions in goal square, Brown positions 30 meters away; provides targets at the goal square and for the running Brown whom can run back (wards) into the hole, successful. As a tactical unit these two players are predictable and one-dimensional in there tactical nuance. If it weren’t for superior abilities as footballers this tactic would be almost fruitless. Tarrant you might want to review your comment on Hawthorns ‘two-pronged forward- line’. It’s damn obvious that Hawthorn have an embarrassment of riches, with forwards, and the ability of ‘non-forwards’ to kick goals. There is no such thing as a two-pronged attack at Hawthorn.

yeah.... have to agree i dunno about brennan