Is that you Dylan Clarke?How can a man have such a disparity between his handballs and his kicks
Clarke doesn't have hands nearly as good as Parish.Is that you Dylan Clarke?
Its fallen off a cliff. In 2016 it was nowhere near this.It’s the easy targets he misses that really catch the eye
I'm not sold on the idea that we all should be running forward of the ball, but if we are, Parish should be one who is. His set shots are solid.Its fallen off a cliff. In 2016 it was nowhere near this.
Add to that, with our front running game, a turnover from an inside 50 exposes us. If we're gonna have players all running forward with the ball, we cant miss targets, be it players or the goals
Totally. Every game he will miss at least one 25m chip to a simple target, usually in transition. These days that is literally gifting the opposition a goal.Its fallen off a cliff. In 2016 it was nowhere near this.
Add to that, with our front running game, a turnover from an inside 50 exposes us. If we're gonna have players all running forward with the ball, we cant miss targets, be it players or the goals
If we can get a first rounder take it
Could we turn him into a run-with player?I expect what will happen is Merrett will leave and we'll end up extending Parish. But unless he improves on the outside, he's definitely the guy in our midfield rotation I would be most keen to move on so we can either bring in a genuine bull or a quality outside player (trade or draft).
As he is currently, he does some things well but it's a narrow skillset as a midfielder that with our lack of midfield balance is exposed further.
too small, usually you want a bigger more athletic type to do a good tagging jobCould we turn him into a run-with player?
Liam Shiels? Matt de Boer?too small, usually you want a bigger more athletic type to do a good tagging job
Same value as Melksham when we traded him?What would we get for him now? Surely would have to be worth more than a Caldwell, but obviously not a high end pick either.
Deal.I'd say a late first