View Full Version : Chris Heffernan
lamby29
19 Apr 2003, 23:49
Heffernan was very, very impressive today. Every single one of his 21 possessions was a killer, he kicked a lovely goal, and was one of the few Demons who wanted to tackle, ending with 7 for the match. He will be a good pickup.
lufc618
20 Apr 2003, 14:42
The problem with Heffernan is that he is very inconsistent. He will play a very good match here and there but other that he is average.
Generalissimo
20 Apr 2003, 18:24
Originally posted by lamby29
Heffernan was very, very impressive today. Every single one of his 21 possessions was a killer, he kicked a lovely goal, and was one of the few Demons who wanted to tackle, ending with 7 for the match. He will be a good pickup.
That was a nice goal. I thought we were in trouble when Heffernan kicked it, because it's the sort of thing that can lift a team. I'd say it was goal of the day.
Heff was great, the only highlight in a very depressing day.
robbos_babe_24
26 Apr 2003, 13:50
chris is new at the demons i think he will become a great player he just needs time he came from essendon they had a different style of play i watched him last night at the dees game and i think he is playing better
Ms.Storm
28 Apr 2003, 04:41
Originally posted by robbos_babe_24
chris is new at the demons i think he will become a great player he just needs time he came from essendon they had a different style of play i watched him last night at the dees game and i think he is playing better
Yes, I agree, but he still has to concentrate a bit harder on his game....and it will all click into place.
Since that Geelong match, Heff has been averaging 19 possessions a game. With Yze out of touch (despite getting a lot of the ball), TJ injured and Brucey injured, I now think Heff is our number 1 midfielder. I love watching him play in full flight.
Broadbridge_20
2 Jun 2003, 20:15
He dodges too many contests. There were at least 3 one-on-ones he had a chance of winning but didnt because of side stepping to avoid contact. He never puts himself between the opposition and the ball.
He's only small but so is Daniel Ward and it doesnt stop him.