Recent evidence says he's ready to make the leap to the big time.
I'm looking forward to seeing him try.
I reckon his inside evasive skill means he will make it.
The OP pretty much sums the books up accurately.
But there are some juicy bits.
Cotch's book makes it clear he almost pulled the pin after 2016 and went elsewhere.
And he pots Dimma (in his nice man way) for putting the skids under the team (or his own relationship with Dimma at least) by ending...
I would say it was a 'rabbit-holer' explaining why you have to be special to be able to use 'rabbit-holes'.
And why skeptics are not special.
Apparently.
I disagree.
This is a really serious debate.
MJR has the grit of Aarts, the speed of Kosi Pickett (admittedly over shorter distances) and an as yet untapped skill potential rivalling his great uncle Cyril.
Unlike some others, I was mightily impressed by Ivan's return game against Witts and the Nuns.
The continuing absence of Nank should give us the chance to see Soldo in the #1 ruck position for at least a couple more games.
I'm betting they will both play when Nank returns.
Some good suggestions there.
Contrary to what some think, I rate MRJ as a forward pocket with huge potential.
If you add Pickett at HF as well, that's a whole lot of fear/hurt factor going on.
For those who think Tassie is a financial basket case...
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2023-04-30/tas-regains-top-spot-as-best-performing-economy-commsec-report-/102279292
Some good suggestions being bandied about.
I don't think Soldo will be ready for the seniors just yet though.
Ross and Broad in for Hugo and MRJ makes sense.
And I'd swap Baker and Mansell around to see whether that gives us better small forward teeth.
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