They’re both improvements on Slattery.He's different. Better kick for starters.
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They’re both improvements on Slattery.He's different. Better kick for starters.
After playing two games in the AFL side, including ANZAC Day, Ben McNiece suffered an injury to his neck keeping him sidelined for the remainder of the season.
“Ben’s neck settled down well, the specialist was very happy and Ben has had an uninterrupted pre-season. He is out there training with no issues which is great news.”
http://www.essendonfc.com.au/news/2018-03-20/skins-injury-update“McNiece’s scan showed some mild upper hamstring irritation around where it inserts into the bone at the top of the pelvis and he also will not be available this weekend.”
http://www.essendonfc.com.au/news/2018-03-27/skins-injury-update-rd-2“McNiece is tracking well, again he’ll do a large part of the session tomorrow,” Crow said.
“With his hamstring tendon niggle, we really want to make sure we get that as good as we can before we put him back in.
“He won’t be available this weekend, but he’ll be pushing hard to become available the following week.
Good insurance player.
Saad and McKenna are clearly the mainstays as the backpockets however with Bags the next in line.
I think both Mcniece and Dea have leap frogged Baguley in the pecking order .
I agree with this...
http://www.essendonfc.com.au/news/2018-04-03/skins-injury-update-rd-3Small defender Ben McNiece is another player likely to return to the selection mix this weekend after overcoming a minor hamstring concern.
“Ben McNiece is in the same boat as Orazio in that he’s done a good session on the weekend,” Crow said.
“We’ll look to see how he goes in that main training session with a hope to making him available.”
http://www.essendonfc.com.au/news/2018-04-10/skins-injury-update-rd-4While Orazio Fantasia and David Myers made successful returns against the Western Bulldogs on Sunday, Ben McNiece just missed the boat.
However, Crow said the small defender has overcome his minor hamstring troubles and is now ready to stake his claims for selection.
“Last week we had a test with Orazio, Dave Myers and Ben McNiece. Raz and Dave Myers both passed and were clear to play.
“Ben just wasn’t quite there yet, we’ll take another week with him.
“He had a good session on the weekend, he’ll train this week and we’re expecting him to be available to play.”
Two by my count. But ye.He' been "expected to play" for 3 weeks straight. I'll believe it when I see it.
I don't know if it was just me... but did he like... wildly fling his arm at the ball a lot today? Like, a lot?
Not always.Hopefully, for your sake, there is evidence of this so called "wild arm flinging". Was it effective?
It was like one of those Toby Mclean uppercut the air jobs to draw a high tackle, just while attempting to spoil the footy though.I don't know if it was just me... but did he like... wildly fling his arm at the ball a lot today? Like, a lot?
Wait. Are you saying he kicked it 80 meters? Was there a wind?Was my pick for BOG today. Very tidy skills and kicked a 55 metre goal (which went another 25 metres past the post.)