Player Watch #27: Marty Hore – officially returning to the Dees

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Marty HORE(Collingwood VFL)

2018

Totals
  • 18 games
  • 0 goals
  • 2 behinds
  • 8 times in best players list

Averages
  • 16.3 kicks
  • 4.3 handballs
  • 20.7 disposals
  • 7.5 marks
  • 1.7 tackles
  • 0.3 clearances
  • 0.8 frees for
  • 0.6 frees against
  • 1.8 inside 50s
  • 6.1 rebound 50s
  • 86.06 DT points

2017

Totals
  • 15 games
  • 0 goals
  • 1 behind
  • 5 times in best players list

Averages
  • 16.9 kicks
  • 5.5 handballs
  • 22.4 disposals
  • 6.9 marks
  • 2.4 tackles
  • 1.1 clearances
  • 0.6 frees for
  • 0.9 frees against
  • 2.6 inside 50s
  • 4.9 rebound 50s
  • 89.90 DT points
 
After giving you Harry O'brien this is our peace offering. Would have played games with us this year if we could pick him. Looks a good player and hope he does well for you. Good depth player behind Hibberd, Lever etc. I'm disappointed we rookied Oxley last year instead of giving him the rookie spot.

You mean queens birthday superstar.
 

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7 marks a game is what Jeremy McGovern gets in the AFL. Not suggesting they are the same player but those are good raw statistics.

Howe
McGovern
Laird
Stewart
Sicily
Jonas
Hibberd
Grimes
Smith
Rampe
Wood
Barass

These guys were all unheralded pick ups and mostly rookies. There's definently scope for a gem in these types
 
Knightmare from the DT board had this to say.

Happy to get Marty Hore as a rookie.

Arguably the best general defender outside the AFL, Collingwood's VFL player Marty Hore is a class above. He possesses a reliable left foot and a kicking efficiency of 79 percent. His intercept marking and contested marking are further strengths, with five games including 10 or more marks and an average of two contested marks per game. The 189cm, 22-year-old is an ideal list addition for any club short one quality defender and is good enough to slip into a best 22 and hold his spot.

Dare I say, he may be better than Quaynor. Different game. Not as athlete or as strong of a physical profile but a far better rebounder/intercepter/kick.
 
Competing with Joel Smith potentially.

Will be fascinating - Smith has come back in ripping shape and came third in the 3km time trial on day one I believe.

Smith's athletic size was never his problem though it was football ability
 

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