Axcellence
Cancelled
Will still be eligible for rising star next year.
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lol, seriously, what? He's played ELEVEN games or something.Will still be eligible for rising star next year.![]()
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I think ten games makes you ineligible, right?
Unless we get a dream run of injuries I expect he'll play a few more this year so I doubt he'll be eligible for it next year.
I got a feeling it's '10 games or less'. So he may still be eligible.
"To be eligible for the AFL Rising Star Award, nominated players must be under the age of 21 at 1 January 2015 and have played no more than 10 AFL games to the start of that season."
http://www.afl.com.au/risingstar/history
I agree. Takes one injury and he'll be back.Unless we get a dream run of injuries I expect he'll play a few more this year so I doubt he'll be eligible for it next year.
Grade 6 in 2007... **** I'm oldI'll just leave this here
That's like a really polite troll on this thread! We want to get as many games as possible into young Jack, and back those calves to take care of his knees and ankles and feet and...well you get my picture.I'll throw one out there and would be interested in what you all think. Now that Jack has signed on for 2 years and will be elevated at the end of the year to our main list, would the club be inclined to wrap him in cotton wool if we get no more LTI and there's say 3 or 4 rounds to go and we can't make the 8? I suggest this because, if he was to do a knee, we'd lose him for all of 2016 and some might say you don't stop someone's evolvement of his game but I don't think its worth the risk. I know it's a bit of a pessimistic point of view but I was just thinking of this today when I heard he signed which I'm happy about, by the way. Your thoughts?
GO SAINTS!!
Respect your opinion and as I said, I was just throwing it out there but how is that a 'polite troll' how exactly is that trolling? That's an insult to say I would be trolling a thread for our own player. Look past the big picture. He can't play 1's, 3 or 4 games is not going to make a difference in his development. I know the club wouldn't do it anyway. Just a thought.That's like a really polite troll on this thread! We want to get as many games as possible into young Jack, and back those calves to take care of his knees and ankles and feet and...well you get my picture.
If anything I think Jack must be challenged to go back to the VFL and really start to hone his craft as a clearance player in that environment, and lift his disposal count. If he can use this time productively we can all get excited about seeing him re-emerge in 2016.
I have said it before Jack's endearing quality is his consistency. You know you are going to get about 15 disposals every week. Wouldn't it be great if the next time we saw him the new baseline was 25 possessions per outing.
Heard Sinclair on SEN yesterday, they had a project he did at school im 2007 which asked what he'd let to he doing in 10 years time. He said either wicket keeping for Australia or playing for the Saints. Funny thing is, he was a Blues supporter, but his Pop played for the Saints apparently.
Forget calling him Jeff.It's those tree trunks he puts inside his socks everyday! Love the way he never loses his balance in that passage and stays on his feet and therefore ready to get to the next contest! Also, I haven't seen Jack bounce the ball ever, and that clip is another great example of his ability to read play and spot and deliver within seconds of taking possession.
He has been likened to Sam Mitchell by many, but I think Trent Cotchin and Robert Harvey could also be described as similar.
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