He'll play round 1
What makes you say that?
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He'll play round 1
yeah it will be interesting to see how he develops.Very unlikely based on the video clip the club broadcast the other day.
His speed and agility look amazing, but it is the other little things that make him look a long way off senior footy.
One that stood out for me, when he marks the ball on the run, he is leaping far too early, then marking the ball with bent elbows. This makes it very easy to spoil for two reasons, he can be nudged whilst off the ground and send him sprawling, or a defender can get a fist in due to the bent elbows.
It is a relatively small thing, but those types of habits are coached out of kids at colts level through hours and hours of training. If he works his butt off over the off season on his rig and little things like that, then he will push for senior selection at East Perth. From there on it is up to him if he can push for game at AFL level.
Yes, but if it doesn't work out then sack Vozzo, sack Woosha and the match committee, and especially sack Priddis.Being a category B rookie does he take 1 of our 4 rookie spots or is he seperate ?
Edit - just found info we can have 1 category B rookie outside our rookie list . Every cat B rookie after that is on our rugular rookie list .
So it really is a free hit not even using a spot on our normal list
nah, Nizzy!Yes, but if it doesn't work out then sack Vozzo, sack Woosha and the match committee, and especially sack Priddis.
On a serious note as to when he might play we need to bear in mind that he will be a rookie listed player so will require someone to be placed on the LTI so he can be elevated.
Newman and maginess are also likely to remain on the rookie list for next year so adamson will be competing with them to be elevated
In short i think it's unlikely he'll play next year other than perhaps a run in the preseason
He'll play round 1
...and umm....yeah...lets just hope he....something about a foul ball and ummm.......no wait curve ball...lets hope he doesnt through us a curve ball...swish.
Elite speed ... 188cm ... 94kgs .... There's a bit to like
Didn't we look at some Argentinians too
Couldn't agree more. Pencil him in for the Michael Tuck medal 2015 - he's going to have a blinder after a full pre-season in the gymWe'd have to be pretty confident of the depth of this draft for Maginness to miss out on elevation.
We'd have to be pretty confident of the depth of this draft for Maginness to miss out on elevation.
Not quite corect. By jumping early you get your whole body behind the ball rather than just your arms. Also bent arms are a lot stronger than straight arms. If you have seperation from your opponent, much better to go with bent armsVery unlikely based on the video clip the club broadcast the other day.
His speed and agility look amazing, but it is the other little things that make him look a long way off senior footy.
One that stood out for me, when he marks the ball on the run, he is leaping far too early, then marking the ball with bent elbows. This makes it very easy to spoil for two reasons, he can be nudged whilst off the ground and send him sprawling, or a defender can get a fist in due to the bent elbows.
It is a relatively small thing, but those types of habits are coached out of kids at colts level through hours and hours of training. If he works his butt off over the off season on his rig and little things like that, then he will push for senior selection at East Perth. From there on it is up to him if he can push for game at AFL level.
Why would we elevate him? No chance hell be ready any time soonAnother way of looking at it:
Option 1 - no elevation - means we use a r4 pick in the ND
Option 2 - elevation - means we instead use a r2 pick in the RD (assuming Powell and Newman remain rookies)
Using this logic, scepticism in the depth of the draft would mean we don't elevate him.
I wouldn't be surprised if my logic is flawed but that's how I was thinking about it.
So no chance a Smokey for the brownlow? Damn.Why would we elevate him? No chance hell be ready any time soon
Not quite corect. By jumping early you get your whole body behind the ball rather than just your arms. Also bent arms are a lot stronger than straight arms. If you have seperation from your opponent, much better to go with bent arms
Either way, I think we can both agree that Adamson is a fair way off senior football.
8 months?
They will no doubt take it very slowly with him given he hasn't played competitive football for more than half a decade.
I think his aim should be playing consistent WAFL league in his first year, personally.