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Please for the love of god delist him - Hawthorn have managed to draft two decent durable rucks yet we have completely failed... After Ottens the whole thing has been a complete farce for our club. Stop ******* around with injury prone players and make it a priority to bring in a durable number one ruckman that isn't a ****** (aka Mark Blake).
No it's not if you know our list situation. Even if he never plays again it's still better for our list to keep him. Can we just kill this thread because it's pointless. He ain't going anywhere.Best thing for him is to move him along.
Therefore I wonder what we would get for Simpson & Jansen at the trade table from the Lions?
What a wonderful result for the medical staff, job security.No it's not if you know our list situation. Even if he never plays again it's still better for our list to keep him. Can we just kill this thread because it's pointless. He ain't going anywhere.
What a wonderful result for the medical staff, job security.
Dawson is every chance of going straight from the Cats to Grace McKellar.Much like the players really.
GFC had give The Tigers two 1st round draft picks, and were forced to trade Moloney to the Dees to get Ottens. Quality rucks rarely fall in your lap.Please for the love of god delist him - Hawthorn have managed to draft two decent durable rucks yet we have completely failed... After Ottens the whole thing has been a complete farce for our club. Stop ******* around with injury prone players and make it a priority to bring in a durable number one ruckman that isn't a ****** (aka Mark Blake).
Ruckman Dawson Simpson is likely on the way out after playing just 28 games in eight injury-plagued seasons, with several rival clubs showing interest in the 26-year-old.
Brave clubs to be interested in Dawson. Body looks shot.
Did you hear Wells thoughts on Dawson? The way I interpret it is I rather have a rookie midget in his spot than doorknobs.No it's not if you know our list situation. Even if he never plays again it's still better for our list to keep him. Can we just kill this thread because it's pointless. He ain't going anywhere.
Was telling when Wells was discussing our ruck stocks he listed Stanley, Vardy, Clark and Blitz but said we might be looking at adding another. Was then asked about Dawson an was very uncommittal about him being here next year.No it's not if you know our list situation. Even if he never plays again it's still better for our list to keep him. Can we just kill this thread because it's pointless. He ain't going anywhere.
Was telling when Wells was discussing our ruck stocks he listed Stanley, Vardy, Clark and Blitz but said we might be looking at adding another. Was then asked about Dawson an was very uncommittal about him being here next year.
Around the 7min mark
Ruckman Dawson Simpson is likely on the way out after playing just 28 games in eight injury-plagued seasons, with several rival clubs showing interest in the 26-year-old.
Brave clubs to be interested in Dawson. Body looks shot.
Hahahahaha that gave me a chuckle.But what's the bet if he does end up on another AFL list that when he does get a chance next year he will look like a world beater and the bitching will start on here as to "why did we let him go, he should have been played more, blah blah blah".
Either shot, or about to come good.Ruckman Dawson Simpson is likely on the way out after playing just 28 games in eight injury-plagued seasons, with several rival clubs showing interest in the 26-year-old.
Brave clubs to be interested in Dawson. Body looks shot.
Our record when it comes to delisting players is pretty good I'd suggest.But what's the bet if he does end up on another AFL list that when he does get a chance next year he will look like a world beater and the bitching will start on here as to "why did we let him go, he should have been played more, blah blah blah".
Simpson actually has a dip when he's not jumping into blokes. He is always tackling and chasing. Do yourself a favour and actually watch him. The issue is he's had a series of major injuries. Back surgery. Thats not a Mitch Clark calf. Its debilitating. It means not only can he not run and get km fitness, but he cant get core strength. And that means he gets pushed off the ball at throw ins and in marking contests. Honestly. The amount of comment on this board by people who just REFUSE to look underneath the absolute surface is just so s**t.Maybe, but I'm struggling to see it.
At the risk of re-igniting another old argument, he reminds me of Blake. Might be good for the ruck contest itself, but effectively leaves the side a man down thereafter becuase he simply can't contribute anywhere else around the ground.
Hes 27 by next year, hardly young for someone who has a history of injuries.might have to keep him by default
youth is on his side at least
interesting to see what kind of fitness regime they put him on
to shed kilos and get some kilometres into him?
his body should be well-preserved, in that caseHes 27 by next year, hardly young for someone who has a history of injuries.
I've been disappointed that the poor bloke can't get a decent run at it. He really looked like he had a bit of mongrel at times, early on, when he threw himself on the ball in the centre and just worked hard in the packs. Over the past couple of years he's really lost that 'edge' to his game and I reckon that I would've, too, if my back had required surgery every year.Simpson actually has a dip when he's not jumping into blokes. He is always tackling and chasing. Do yourself a favour and actually watch him. The issue is he's had a series of major injuries. Back surgery. Thats not a Mitch Clark calf. Its debilitating. It means not only can he not run and get km fitness, but he cant get core strength. And that means he gets pushed off the ball at throw ins and in marking contests. Honestly. The amount of comment on this board by people who just REFUSE to look underneath the absolute surface is just so s**t.
The reality is Simpson couldnt run out games this year, and his core was weak. Im certain they reached a point where they decided that there was no point picking him to play 2 and a half quarters a week. So let him slowly build fitness in the VFL. He
s had minor surgery now (compared to what he's had in the past) and he'll be on a bike and running in no time. Im tipping him to stay and have a good year, provided he does a full preseason. If his back is shot, then no. He's done. But otherwise he could be an amazing recruit.
Simpson actually has a dip when he's not jumping into blokes. He is always tackling and chasing. Do yourself a favour and actually watch him. The issue is he's had a series of major injuries. Back surgery. Thats not a Mitch Clark calf. Its debilitating. It means not only can he not run and get km fitness, but he cant get core strength. And that means he gets pushed off the ball at throw ins and in marking contests. Honestly. The amount of comment on this board by people who just REFUSE to look underneath the absolute surface is just so s**t.
The reality is Simpson couldnt run out games this year, and his core was weak. Im certain they reached a point where they decided that there was no point picking him to play 2 and a half quarters a week. So let him slowly build fitness in the VFL. He
s had minor surgery now (compared to what he's had in the past) and he'll be on a bike and running in no time. Im tipping him to stay and have a good year, provided he does a full preseason. If his back is shot, then no. He's done. But otherwise he could be an amazing recruit.