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We are going about this all wrong.
We need to slash his contract so he becomes a FA and we get pick #20 as compo
We need to slash his contract so he becomes a FA and we get pick #20 as compo
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I reckon he learned to slow up and assess the situation before kicking when he was at the peak of his powers. If we don't trade him he should get consistent games in the 2s until he can force his way back in. Devdon's got him covered now.Not sure if srs, but I think you are so.
Of course it does, if his body is fatiguing quicker than it normally would because he is not used to the load of AFL football so much is effected and guess what is the first thing that goes when a player is fatigued, disposal.
Players like Colyer will continue to run and exert themselves, but when it comes to actually winning/disposing of the football they have exerted all their energy getting the ball. Then when it comes to disposing the footy they don't have the energy to focus on the disposal. Then take into account Colyer was never a great disposal when he was fully fit, you can begin to see why.
Has to benefit Suns for that to work.We are going about this all wrong.
We need to slash his contract so he becomes a FA and we get pick #20 as compo
He just needs bigger hands...
I am happy for him to stay after the trade period because I think he is now where he belongs on our list. A good depth player.
It is great sign of improvement for the club if he is now not holding a spot in the best 22.
Also it is a good challenge for Trav to improve.
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Smith and McGrath will be playing midfield.Post draft and trading this guy still offers the one thing our team needs and that is midfield leg speed.
We all hope to see McGrath, Stringer, McKenna, Walla and Raz up in the midfield but imho. Colyer has the experience to be a key role player in the seniors. As places up for grabs is very much borderline, he will very much be on the fringes. Nice problem to have
Didn't have a great year, but surprised how many have written him off.
More than happy for him to stay on the list another year.
He was also one of the only blokes that rocked up to the final in Sydney.
With Trav I don't think all is lost, he just needs to learn to slow down before kicking the ball similar to how Walla does it, too often with Trav he runs hard to break free of the contest and in doing so creates space yet instead of easing up a little before kicking the ball, he tried to kick it when he is either still running at full or close to full speed which leads to him being off balance when he kicks it.
Smith and McGrath will be playing midfield.
Did he run with the ball this year?
http://www.essendonfc.com.au/news/2018-01-19/injury-update-19-januaryTravis Colyer has been placed in a moon boot due to pain in his foot but is expected to return to regular training in the coming weeks.
“Travis has sesamoid pain, sesamoids are a couple of little bones in your foot that can become painful. In order to settle that down, we have Trav in a boot, he has been in that for here weeks and he will come out of that when it has settled and then he will build back in again,” Crow said.
“He is progressing really nicely and getting a good training base.”
Cheers. Not good with his history.un_eggs
Sesamoid pain... foot bones. No time frame on the moon boot..
http://www.essendonfc.com.au/news/2018-01-19/injury-update-19-january