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Won't happenJust you wait. In 2019 when Glass-McCasker sprints to make a contesnt deep in D50 and spoils, Byrne picks it up and dashes his full measure, handballs to Plowman who kicks a 30m sharp pass to Charlie Curnow in the centre, dishes off to a running Boekhorst who spears one into the outstretched hands of Weiner Ingredients in front of Rance and kicks his 80th goal for the year after the siren to win a flag against whoever Rance now plays for, I WILL BE THERE TO SAY I TOLD YOU SO.
Who says there has to be a 'one'. The law of averages is accumulative, it's not a constant.ShanDog I worry McKay might be the one
Weiner Ingredients sounds like a special player. His parents obviously hated him though.Just you wait. In 2019 when Glass-McCasker sprints to make a contesnt deep in D50 and spoils, Byrne picks it up and dashes his full measure, handballs to Plowman who kicks a 30m sharp pass to Charlie Curnow in the centre, dishes off to a running Boekhorst who spears one into the outstretched hands of Weiner Ingredients in front of Rance and kicks his 80th goal for the year after the siren to win a flag against whoever Rance now plays for, I WILL BE THERE TO SAY I TOLD YOU SO.
It's OK we love him.Weiner Ingredients sounds like a special player. His parents obviously hated him though.
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Ben Silvagni next year... I think![]()
I. WANT. A. FORWARD.
Who says there has to be a 'one'. The law of averages is accumulative, it's not a constant.
You can already see he's proleaderfying the backline with plenty of expectorating and accurebounding.
You make a very cromulant point.
I'm not a draft expert at all but I struggle to think of a team who took a similar number of draftees in the first round and nailed them all. Gold Coast and GWS don't count - they have had like 7 picks in the top 20 a few times, including the first few picks overall. You got any examples? Maybe Hawks in the Buddy draft year?
Why is that?
Thats fair enough and you raise some good points. Not great that he won't play footy for a while either which will hinder his development as well.Just a personal gut concern.
He didn't have great numbers at TAC level, which is a proven indicator of likely AFL level success (though not 100% of course), and, the history of the game tells you not a lot of 200cm players make it as key forwards.
It is just a personal concern, and I duly hope I am wrong.
Thats fair enough and you raise some good points. Not great that he won't play footy for a while either which will hinder his development as well.
J.Daniher is 201cm and Carey just said he played the best CHF game he has seen for 20 years.
The thing about McKay, is he seems very agile/mobile for his height, and I suspect this is what appealed to SOS etc.
P.Salmon was a good 'ruck height' forward.
Struggling to think of too many others.
Tippett, Dixon, Daniher. I think Darcy Moore is scraping 200cm.
There is enough recent precedent for us to be hopeful of a 'good' forward. Salmon is probably the only example to this point of a great forward at that height.
Yes, I know it's not technically a real law, given that the outcome is always influenced by the procedure, but you get what I meant.It's not even that. It's a fallacy.
Nailing them all obviously less likely but entirely possible.
yepA KPD with elite rebound is worth their weight in gold.
Being swung forward every now and then to kick a goal or two like SOS used to is the way I see Weiters playing.
yep yepRance is more value to Richmond than Riewoldt IMHO.
Don't think he rucked at junior level.Can McKay ruck??
Fall Back Option ??
In 5 minutes where Weitering hurt himself and went down the race for treatment it is no coincidence that the Swans kicked 3 goals. He runs our defence already. On a number of occasions on Sunday arvo I saw him calling the shots. On one occasion he was screaming and waving for Simon White to get away from him and find his own space (White was 2m away).
Sure, he looked dangerous in the forward line, and it is tempting. But not at the cost of our defence. In today's game attack starts from defence.
I appreciate that he may be used up forward but any temptation to make that move permanent should be treated with caution.Jacob is a very shy fellow.....I hope he grows out of it one day
Lots can happen and probably will, but the CFC may have a dilemma as to who to appoint captain in a few years time.
Nothing to consider now but all being well, it's going to be a tough decision with him and Cripps ready to go.
Weitering will be played forward at times and no better times than this year, already.
Bolton wouldn't have done it on Sunday had it not been in consideration well before the event.