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Definately our best chance of a Brownlow IMO. Does everything. Big marks, tackles, kicks goals and gets plenty of the ball. If he had a blonde perm he'd already be a Brownlow medalist.:D

Will play games for us if injury free. Good depth pickup

This guy needs to stay fit and be given a crack. Allen and Ah chee almost pkaying for the last bench spot as a utility type. Allen could end up as another J Kennedy Swans variety. Moves elsewhere cheap and kills it.

So how about so updates.....reports are he's coming together nicely

Tough break for the kid. I'm sure he'll make something of himself with the mental aptitude he's shown for someone so young.

Looking at those skin folds the guy just oozes professionalism in getting his body right. Looks like he simply trained too hard too young. If his skills and footy brain are decent the kid has a future. Fingers cross his bad luck is behind him.:thumbsu:

So how's his foot coming along? Anyone know anything.

Will be interesting how Darling will be used. Last years injury restricted him from playing further up the ground and his GF performance showed we need someone else across half forward. Darling and Lamb rotating forward, up the ground and providing Kennedy and McGovern spells on the bench could...

We stuffed around with Yeo last year plugging holes in defence. A more consistent mid / forward role in 2016 for Yeo will pay bigger dividends. Really hope we never play 3 tall backs again. McGovern and Lamb could provide serious flexibility and allow us to play another m7d or running...

Wonder if Lamb could develop and play back as well as forward? Tall running HBFer ? CHB. Two swingmen with McGovern would add amazing flexibility.

But is he AFL match fit? Sub at best I would imagine.

So has any one seen much of Corey? He looked a solid unit at the first training photo's. Will be interesting to see where his time trail results are at. Endurance and speed compared to others of similar age.

"Unlike many inside midfielders, Waterman plays the percentages and rarely blindly bombs the ball, always ensuring he hits targets, often with serious metres gained. On the outside Waterman is able to effectively contribute. While he has well below average speed, he has a high endurance base and...

I am a One Eyed Butler supporter as I share his surname. I rate him as one of the best foot passers in our midfield, he also does very well sticking his head over the ball and shooting out a handball to the outside runners. Remember the game v Swans at Subi this year when he ran down Barry...