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@ 1.33 polly not happy and no number on his jersey...
In this train-wreck season in the worst year for humans in decades, there are still shining lights. This is another of them.
Look, I'm guilty of over-optimism about our upcoming season every single summer, but by God we're going to be good next year. I can feel it.
C'mon mate, it's a marketing exercise.
I just hope the kid gets through unscathed.
@ 1.33 polly not happy and no number on his jersey...
Ready to go The acurate one ? Taking the Ferrari out for a test run.....
It's a marketing exercise, sure. At a minimum. It also gives him an early taste, which can only be good for him (and us).
You KNOW that the football illiterates dick heads that infest this place will turn on him the moment they imagine something that doesn't fit their narrow little world view.
I always prefer them to be fully developed & kicking down the door, with a view to coming in and cementing a spot.
It's highly likely to be 2022 at least before Flynn achieves that, and you know how they turn on them around here.
I don't mind giving him a few games over the balance of this year.
Of course you don't mind. You're curious about a player you are otherwise clueless about.
However, you're also a bit more measured than most and don't tend to be too quick to judge.
Look no further than Joel Crocker, there's people posting ridiculous stuff about him based upon nothing more than they haven't seen him and assume that means he mustn't be good enough.
You KNOW that the football illiterates dick heads that infest this place will turn on him the moment they imagine something that doesn't fit their narrow little world view.
I always prefer them to be fully developed & kicking down the door, with a view to coming in and cementing a spot.
It's highly likely to be 2022 at least before Flynn achieves that, and you know how they turn on them around here.
Don't disagree with any of that, but I am not unhappy that we have compromised the "kicking down the door" criterion in the current circumstances.
I also hope he's in the frame for 2021 selection, but more than happy to wait a couple of years, too.
I'm right there with ya buddy. Roll on 2021. And roll on Saturday with Flynn in the ins.In this train-wreck season in the worst year for humans in decades, there are still shining lights. This is another of them. Can't wait to see Flynn out there - good luck, young man.
Look, I'm guilty of over-optimism about our upcoming season every single summer, but by God we're going to be good next year. I can feel it.
He's ready when he's ready mate. There's no blueprint for all players, just generalisations that ring true after many years of watching the game. Going by his physical development this year, a big preseason and continual growth along with performance could very well see him entrenched next year. I just don't want to see another series of seasons of injury list carnage, and I reckon he is playing now for token reasons.
I mean, if we're going to mothball our best assets then why not Flynn also?
Anyway, it's done now. I hope to see him handle the heat well and come out the other side better & unscathed. I couldn't care if he only gets 3 kicks, as long as he's in good nick.
Shaw: Flynn is a really exciting talent. He’s a running defender and really exciting talent. He’ll take the game on, and I can’t wait to see him get his first touch.
Apart from Harding and Lovey, not much job security goes with #39Flynn Perez
Last 10 players to wear No.39
Billy Hartung (2018) 13 games
Mitchell Hibberd (2017) 4 games
Cameron Pedersen (2011-12) 16 games
Leigh Harding (2001-10) 141 games
Ryan Pagan (2000) 3 games
Brady Rawlings (1999) 13 games
Glenn Gorman (1996) 2 games
Warren Campbell (1994) 11 games
Brad Sholl (1993) 1 game
Jason Love (1986-89) 45 games
Flynn Perez is North player No.1027
Player 27 – Joe Wood (1925-26) 13 games
Player 127 – Paul Clarke (1930) 1 game
Player 227 – Joe Rogers (1936-37) 17 games
Player 327 – Mick Pullen (1943-46) 4 games
Player 427 – Oscar Skalberg (1951-52) 9 games
Player 527 – Dave Meehan (1961) 1 game
Player 627 – Paul Feltham (1970-76) 128 games
Player 727 – John Holt (1981-88) 71 games
Player 827 – Jason Daniltchenko (1993-97) 29 games
Player 927 – Andrew Swallow (2006-17) 224 games
Alphabetically he comes between
Frank Penney (1937) 9 games
Justin Perkins (2005) 4 games
All Flynns to play for North
Nil
All F.P. initials to play for North
Frank Pearce (1932-33) 20 games
Frank Penney (1937) 9 games
Frank Pomeroy (1964) 10 games
Apart from Harding and Lovey, not much job security goes with #39
Flynn Perez
Last 10 players to wear No.39
Billy Hartung (2018) 13 games
Mitchell Hibberd (2017) 4 games
Cameron Pedersen (2011-12) 16 games
Leigh Harding (2001-10) 141 games
Ryan Pagan (2000) 3 games
Brady Rawlings (1999) 13 games
Glenn Gorman (1996) 2 games
Warren Campbell (1994) 11 games
Brad Sholl (1993) 1 game
Jason Love (1986-89) 45 games
Flynn Perez is North player No.1027
Player 27 – Joe Wood (1925-26) 13 games
Player 127 – Paul Clarke (1930) 1 game
Player 227 – Joe Rogers (1936-37) 17 games
Player 327 – Mick Pullen (1943-46) 4 games
Player 427 – Oscar Skalberg (1951-52) 9 games
Player 527 – Dave Meehan (1961) 1 game
Player 627 – Paul Feltham (1970-76) 128 games
Player 727 – John Holt (1981-88) 71 games
Player 827 – Jason Daniltchenko (1993-97) 29 games
Player 927 – Andrew Swallow (2006-17) 224 games
Alphabetically he comes between
Frank Penney (1937) 9 games
Justin Perkins (2005) 4 games
All Flynns to play for North
Nil
All F.P. initials to play for North
Frank Pearce (1932-33) 20 games
Frank Penney (1937) 9 games
Frank Pomeroy (1964) 10 games
14 is the lowest number not to have been worn in one of the 4 premierships, then 38 and then 39. These 3 numbers haven't even been dusted off for a Grand Final, or saluted for a B&F and 14 got worn by a captain for one year, in 1936,