- Nov 14, 2010
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Would be nice if he ditched his manager Ben big brother Williams
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Very petty.Sounds like Hamish is Free Fallin'
And I'm Free
Free fallin'
Yeah, I'm Free
Free fallin'
appears to do alright by his clients?Would be nice if he ditched his manager Ben big brother Williams
He’s got a long way to go.How’s this guy travelling?
Part of the JHF trade. Need him to be a player.
Not Jacob Edwards but not far offHow’s this guy travelling?
Part of the JHF trade. Need him to be a player.
Absolutely agree…until then it’s a learning curve for the young big man..Needs another 2 pre-seasons to build his strength and tank, before there's any suggestion of him playing AFL footy.
Playing against experienced rucks like Pittonet, Campbell and Ladhams is good for education though.
The old adage of big men take time applies here. Can't properly judge whether Taylor will make it until 2026.
Well for one Jacob Edwards stood out immediately as someone who would not work hard enough once he stepped into the club. Enough stories are public knowledge on here without going any further than that.Not Jacob Edwards but not far off
I got grilled for this.Easy in hindsight, but after watching him in the VFL this year, no way known I would have used a first rounder on him. Who could seriously project what he’s going to become? He’s starting from a very low base.
Boom or bust selection, I would have played it safer with a first round pick.
A university league would certainly make the drafting of players at 21-22 more of a certainty and help even out the league. Horse has bolted on this path though.He's not physically strong enough to play VFL yet but that doesn't mean he won't be good.
Someone like Goad should have the opportunity to play U-19s in the Amateurs or equivalent until they're strong enough. Don't think it's doing his confidence any good. Obviously the US have a college system - Goad types would benefit from playing against their age group for a few more years.
It has - and because of that think it's incumbent on the AFL to be looking at ways to allow 18-19 year old ruckmen to develop outside the VFL/AFL if required. Would prefer Goad to be playing U-19 Amateurs and mainly focusing on a strength program than playing VFL where he's outmuscled through no fault of his own. Don't see any point in him trying to compete with 105kg Tom Campbell types. Can only knock his confidence.A university league would certainly make the drafting of players at 21-22 more of a certainty and help even out the league. Horse has bolted on this path though.
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Thats a really good idea. Wont happenIt has - and because of that think it's incumbent on the AFL to be looking at ways to allow 18-19 year old ruckmen to develop outside the VFL/AFL if required. Would prefer Goad to be playing U-19 Amateurs and buy mainly focusing on a strength program than playing VFL where he's outmuscled through no fault of his own. I don't see any use on him trying to compete with 105kg Tom Campbell types. Can only knock his confidence.
He's improved plenty already this season, albeit from a super low base. First game i saw him he looked at sea at center bounces, he's already competing 300% better than that.Thought his hand in close were pretty good on the weekend. Looked a lot more competitive as well. He is not comfortable at the level and has a long way to develop physically but Edwards wasn'y looking as gifted in the contest in year 3.
Patience.
Go easy lads bit early to start panicking
FWIW Adelaide were desperate for him.
As desperate as Geelong were for Will Walker?Go easy lads bit early to start panicking
FWIW Adelaide were desperate for him.
Fact.Based on?