It's an absolute nothing article. Bullshit journalism at it's finest. They're trying to imply that our policy this year is in any way different to our policy last year which is simply not the case. We were crystal clear last year - if we had been in contention for the finals, Bock would have played as long as he was in our best 22. We were not in contention for the finals, so we gave a kid a go who might still be there next time we are in contention.
From what I read in that article, we have the identical policy this year. This junk about "NOT TREATED LIKE NATHAN BOCK" and "SIGNIFICANT PHILOSOPHICAL CHANGE" is little more than a flimsy justification for a ratings-grabbing headline.
From what I read in that article, we have the identical policy this year. This junk about "NOT TREATED LIKE NATHAN BOCK" and "SIGNIFICANT PHILOSOPHICAL CHANGE" is little more than a flimsy justification for a ratings-grabbing headline.






) how much would he get? You wouldn't think even with their extra cap they would throw the kitchen sink at Walker. Its a dangerous thing to do, especially for a new club, to throw ridiculous amounts of cash at youngsters based on potential and not performance. If Walker has another year like last year, could GWS afford to take the risk and throw $800-$1 mill at the kid when they will probably take 6-8 or so "proven" players at a minimum amount of $500-$600k.
