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I dont disagree that we have given some opportunity ahead of others BUT ....
As Woosh said last night, Masten is starting to feel more comfortable in himself (which means his body is starting to feel up to AFL) and certainly they have been waiting for him to get to that point. He had a minimal pre-season relatively speaking and is still "getting there". He had 3 kicks into our attacking zone yesterday that were the best 3 our team had all night. He is also still not playing anywhere enough as a starting centre square player - which is his position.
Ebert has gone backwards this year. One hopes its related to coming back from the injury and again, the limited pre-season.
Houlihan deserves a spot, but he is generally outside and IMO needs to play Rosa's role. I would do that swap every day of the week but the coaches do worry about loading up on inexperience.
Swift is the future but given his last 2 years and his modfied pre-season they are being cautious... I would pick him immediately.
Davis, I remain unconvinced, - we need pace and he is 100% committed to everything he does BUT he sprays the ball worse than Nico and Fletch and he makes poor decisions. He does that at WAFL level as well. I like his speed and competitiveness but, not sure...
... and apologies for my grumpiness this morning!![]()
Not comfortable enough. He can kick the ball but he cant win a clearance, lay a tackle, run into space or lay a shepherd. Hes a winger at best atm but then again hes lazy and unfit so that leaves him as a forward crumber. Let him get comfortable at AFL level at WAFL level. For now why not bring a Stenglein in so he can protect the Kerrs and lets get Hurn in the middle. Someone whose actually ready for that role
Ebert and backwards is a understatement. Would be on the verge of delisting if he wasnt a 1st round draft pick on last nights effort alone






