Past Jaryd Cachia

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Seems to be playing well & getting decent raps from those that have seen him.

What were the weaknesses/concerns to drop him to a rookie selection does anyone know - or perhaps, what areas does he need to improve upon to push for senior selection next year?
 
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ppg05 said:
Seems to be playing well & getting decent raps from those that have seen him.

What were the weaknesses/concerns to drop him to a rookie selection does anyone know - or perhaps, what areas does he need to improve upon to push for senior selection next year?
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I'm pretty sure he missed a year of football in his mid-late teens because he went overseas and therefore slipped down the order a fair way.

Seems to be playing himself into some reasonably good form. Should be retained on the rookie list for another seson and from there - who knows.
 
As has been said, it will be tough for him to get a game with the quality midfield we have. However, Cachia and Curnow are two guys that I am really excited about. Both are tough-nut, hard, inside midfielders who hopefully can get a shot in the seniors. It would really help out guys like Judd and McLean, who both work so hard to win the contested ball.
 
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Having watched him train on the 6th of Jan, I am still convinced this kid will make it.
I said as much this time last year, and he hasn't failed to further excite me this year.

Tough, uncompromising and I really liked his disposal by hand and foot.
His supposed weakness, his decision making, looked sharp in the competitive drills.

Has a good voice on him, and is obviously comfortable out there with all the seniors and no doubt determined to make the grade and be noticed.
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TNBT said:
As has been said, it will be tough for him to get a game with the quality midfield we have. However, Cachia and Curnow are two guys that I am really excited about. Both are tough-nut, hard, inside midfielders who hopefully can get a shot in the seniors. It would really help out guys like Judd and McLean, who both work so hard to win the contested ball.
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Curnow is faster than Cachia and better on both feet. He isn't a natural runner, either in speed or endurance. Cachia will need to play some seriously good footy to earn a promotion to the senior list in/after 2011, or else he'll be spending a 3rd year on the list and battling with Ellard for a spot.
 
gday guys, have been following this post the last couple of days
just wondering what you carlton experts think cachias chances of cracking into the senior team/ getting promoted to the senior list are like??
 
footyfan97 said:
gday guys, have been following this post the last couple of days
just wondering what you carlton experts think cachias chances of cracking into the senior team/ getting promoted to the senior list are like??
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I say similar to Ellard chances cracking into the seniors/getting promoted last year...

He needs consistency, abit of luck in terms of no injury to him and infury/form for others and the ability to perform if given the chance...

IMO, he is one of 4 rookies that could see game time in 2011
 
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