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He has definitely lost some speed in the few games we saw him play, but I agree he is a player with huge upside and I am buggered if I know why Saints didn't persist with him for at least another 12 months given the investment they had in him..I’d have a look at Nathan freeman as a dfa if the medical confirms the surgery last year rectified the hamstring issues
Has speed- lots of upside to be realized still
Would only want us to consider him for a rookie spot if at all, and if we're to add one more DFA would rather see it be used to address all the games experience we have lost this trade period.I’d have a look at Nathan freeman as a dfa if the medical confirms the surgery last year rectified the hamstring issues
Has speed- lots of upside to be realized still
I’d have a look at Nathan freeman as a dfa if the medical confirms the surgery last year rectified the hamstring issues
Has speed- lots of upside to be realized still
Need to get injury prone blokes off the list not add to the problem.I’d have a look at Nathan freeman as a dfa if the medical confirms the surgery last year rectified the hamstring issues
Has speed- lots of upside to be realized still
If u looked a little closer the constant hamstrings have been rectifiedNeed to get injury prone blokes off the list not add to the problem.
Very surprised Delidio survived.
http://www.afl.com.au/news/2018-11-08/draft-prospect-hills-slide-may-be-west-coasts-gainHill, who is a second cousin to Fremantle pair Stephen and Bradley Hill, was touted as a possible top-five pick at the beginning of 2018 but did not reach those heights this year. The premiers don't enter the draft until pick No.20 but Hill is considered a chance to still be available, although Port Adelaide (pick 15) and Greater Western Sydney (pick 19) have also shown interest, and Fremantle (pick 14) also have been linked to the small forward.
What does different unit look like?Hearing he is a different unit. Right specs but maybe give a wide berth.
http://www.afl.com.au/news/2018-11-08/draft-prospect-hills-slide-may-be-west-coasts-gainThe Crows have four selections in the first 21 picks (No.8, 13, 16 and 21) and could also look to bolster their ruck stocks, with GWS academy prospect Kieren Briggs tipped to attract an early bid. Rivals believe the Giants could look to trade up in the draft from their current position at No.19 to ensure they don't need to use their third top-20 pick to match a bid on the bullocking big man and instead match a bid with later picks.
From what I can find of him it seems we should do whatever it takes. Hopefully we can get some long term careers from guys like Briggs, Perryman, Shipley, TOJ and Cumming. I think we will now the shrinking phase is over.Also from the same article it would appear that Briggs will likely cost us our mid 20 pick
http://www.afl.com.au/news/2018-11-08/draft-prospect-hills-slide-may-be-west-coasts-gain
What does different unit look like?
Clubs realise we have to Match any reasonable bid for Briggs, otherwise the whole academy program to provide us with local talent is questioned. I think that means an earlier bid than is probably fair will be made on Briggs. I think it would be hard to trade, unless we did 19,25 for geelongs 12 and 50 odd.Also from the same article it would appear that Briggs will likely cost us our mid 20 pick
http://www.afl.com.au/news/2018-11-08/draft-prospect-hills-slide-may-be-west-coasts-gain
Sounds fine. Good teams have a mix of personalities.The chat is he’s very different aka a weirdo.
Sounds fine. Good teams have a mix of personalities.
If there’s some specific issue like a refusal to contemplate areas for improvement or being quick to anger or whatever then sure.
However “weirdo” sounds like a high school diss for the kid who will most likely end up studying engineering.
Are you talking about Hill or Smith?I think consensus is he is better staying in WA. He came out and said he wants to go to a Melbourne team and that he is a footy head.
I remember one of our guys saying they tend to steer clear of the footy head types as they can be much harder to manage in Sydney.
I LOVE Bailey Smith in terms of his specs but he would be an unmitigated disaster by the sounds of his very eccentric all in footy lifestyle.
The article on him yesterday was a massive red flag to any interstate team, and frankly made him look like a very odd OCD person that was pushing way too hard.
Are you talking about Hill or Smith?
Point stands either way for me I think.
I think consensus is he is better staying in WA. He came out and said he wants to go to a Melbourne team and that he is a footy head.
I remember one of our guys saying they tend to steer clear of the footy head types as they can be much harder to manage in Sydney.
I LOVE Bailey Smith in terms of his specs but he would be an unmitigated disaster by the sounds of his very eccentric all in footy lifestyle.
The article on him yesterday was a massive red flag to any interstate team, and frankly made him look like a very odd OCD person that was pushing way too hard.
This certainly makes sense to me. Its a tough conundrumCertainly remember Caruso saying that in the past, and on the flip side he has also said that they rate guys who show the strength of character to get over hardship such as injury setbacks as they see it as a sign they are more likely to be able to deal with homesickness or when things aren't going as well as they would like.