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I just want to see a UFO and Zach Reid.Can't wait to see this kid again, I have high hopes for him.

Really excited to see what Reid can do. He has the frame to develop into an absolute man-mountain. Unfortunately though, most of the content I've read regarding Reid is about him being in the modified group. Hoping he can get a good run at it this year![]()
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(after glandular fever, stress fracture in his back and then his foot issue I don’t think anyone was actually expecting him back straight away, given he’s barely been able to train…)In positive news, young key defender Zach Reid will play his first game in 2022 after overcoming multiple injuries.
Since his AFL debut in round five against Brisbane last year, the 2021 No.10 draft pick has unfortunately battled glandular fever, stress fractures and a foot injury.
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Zach Reid (right) will be a welcome addition to the VFL Bombers' line-up on Saturday. (Photo: AFL Photos)
Murphy said he was looking forward to the highly talented 202cm defender returning to play in the VFL Bombers’ round two clash against Casey on Saturday.
“It’s a really anticipated return for Zach Reid,” Murphy said.
“He had that back injury and the end of last year which has been the main injury.
“Then he had a little bit of foot soreness that we had to manage. He’s built his loads back up and he’ll play about half a game in the VFL, so it’s really exciting for him to be back out there.”
Reid no longer under an injury/illness cloud (first time in forever). Will play a half in the VFL this weekend
In the video also said it’ll be a 3-4 week build up. So no AFL yet, chill(after glandular fever, stress fracture in his back and then his foot issue I don’t think anyone was actually expecting him back straight away, given he’s barely been able to train…)
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Injury news: Cox to miss, Shiel a test, Reid returns
The latest on Nik Cox, Dylan Shiel, Zach Reid, Zach Merrett and more ahead of round three.www.essendonfc.com.au
Reid is about 6’8 I think, although one being deep in his stride and the other bouncing out of it makes it look like moreReminder that Voss is 6’4” alongside Reid in that picture.
Reid is about 6’8 I think, although one being deep in his stride and the other bouncing out of it makes it look like more
That explains the stress fractures I sposeNo Lore, clearly Reid has grown and is now 7’2”.
That explains the stress fractures I spose
Reid looks monumentally huge. I was thinking bigger than 202cms.Reminder that Voss is 6’4” alongside Reid in that picture.
Going to be a game changer having him at full back when he’s developed.Reid is about 6’8 I think, although one being deep in his stride and the other bouncing out of it makes it look like more
You can be sure we will get to find out, in the long tradition of Hurley, Carlisle, Ryder, Hooker, Francis...Reckon he could do well as a forward.
Hurley and Fletcher doing a lot of work with him at training and on gameday places him in really good stead.
Excited to see how he goes and how he moves given it looks like he's about a foot taller and doubled his bodyweight since last year.
A couple of pretty good defenders to learn from there!
AFL heights are all over the joint. Different “official” heights often differ (club, league, different guides etc) and then there’s other sources too.Reid looks monumentally huge. I was thinking bigger than 202cms.
Will take a few more years to fill out that frame.
Player profiles that appear on club websites seem to be somewhat centralised and the images and stats should all match up with the AFL websites and apps. Same images are used in Foxtel graphics as well, so it seems. Usually the heights get updated once a year after photo day so I assume that’s when that gets done.AFL heights are all over the joint. Different “official” heights often differ (club, league, different guides etc) and then there’s other sources too.
I think once upon a time they were actually measured annually but now it seems like they take a measurement at draft camp and most of them are never updated beyond that - though some clearly are.
Reid is listed at 202, he’s standing next to Phillips in this years team photo, who is listed at 201. There’s not a heap in it but it’s pretty clear that Phillips actually looks taller.
A little while back I tried to find out how tall Ridley was and found about three figures. They seem to have settled on 195 which is certainly taller than he was reported a few years ago.
doesn’t seem right when the other two are constantly spoken of as too small.In: ReidI can't wait for the day the team sheet reads
In: Reid
Out: Stewart