I've never said he wont be a good footballer. There isn't enough evidence either way for me to judge that.
do you think his value at draft time was 32? (pls don't say yes because we paid it). he was unknown. he is more like a late pick or rookie.
2015
While his fellow draftees experienced a taste of elite football in the TAC Cup, Sier spent the majority of his 2015 campaign playing school football for Marcellin and in the Northern Football League for Banyule. In his two games for the Northern Knights he performed admirably, averaging 15 disposals, three tackles and five clearances. His first against the Northern Knights was arguably the most impressive, with 16 disposals coming at 93.8 per cent efficiency.
2016
Born in December of 1997, Sier was the youngest man on Collingwood’s 2016 list. That, plus his inexperience at TAC Cup level (he played predominantly school football in his final year of juniors), meant he was eased into his first season on an AFL list. He managed eight VFL games, averaging 10.5 disposals and 2.1 clearances, with a high of 17 touches against Geelong in round six. Sier played just one game after round seven, with injuries restricting him to the rehab group in the second half of the season.
Sier is a big-bodied midfielder who stands at 190cm and carries a playing weight of 91kg. He arrived as something of an unknown commodity, given he played only two TAC Cup games before he was snapped up at pick No. 32. Not one for the conventional junior footballing pathway, he didn't attend either the national or state combines but spent the majority of the season playing for his school, Marcellin, where he won their best and fairest, while playing senior football for Northern Football League club Banyule. Sier's build and ability to win the inside ball are among his key attributes, and looms as an intriuging prospect as he prepares for his second season at the highest level.