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Has anyone else been a little puzzled at the absolute lack of mention David King has gotten in respects to who our next captain will be?
Now i am not for one moment intimating that Stevo or Arch wouldn't be worthy incumbents, but all the discussion seems to suggest either them or Simpson or possibly Colbert, without King rating a mention at all.
I must admit to being a massive David King fan and do believe he would be ideal to take over the Captaincy, particularly in the current climate we find ourselves in. The guy is a gun player, plays more good games than bad, leads by example, is inspirational, is excellent with the young blokes, is charasmatic, gives his all for the club, is brilliant at club functions when it comes to the supporters, is articulate and funny (the latter not necessarily a pre-requisite to captaincy, but he is a funny bloke!) and isn't afraid to get his hands dirty for the good of the club (apparenlty voluntarily painted the club rooms at Arden St?).
Considering the amount of publicity our next captain is guranteed, and considering it is vital we display an ability to not only move on from all this drama, but turn over a new page and make a big statement that there is life after Carey, we need someone who can be prepared to get out there and promote the club, the players and everything that is North Melbourne and help us take what is going to need to be a monumental step forward.
For mine, David King is that man.
Now i am not for one moment intimating that Stevo or Arch wouldn't be worthy incumbents, but all the discussion seems to suggest either them or Simpson or possibly Colbert, without King rating a mention at all.
I must admit to being a massive David King fan and do believe he would be ideal to take over the Captaincy, particularly in the current climate we find ourselves in. The guy is a gun player, plays more good games than bad, leads by example, is inspirational, is excellent with the young blokes, is charasmatic, gives his all for the club, is brilliant at club functions when it comes to the supporters, is articulate and funny (the latter not necessarily a pre-requisite to captaincy, but he is a funny bloke!) and isn't afraid to get his hands dirty for the good of the club (apparenlty voluntarily painted the club rooms at Arden St?).
Considering the amount of publicity our next captain is guranteed, and considering it is vital we display an ability to not only move on from all this drama, but turn over a new page and make a big statement that there is life after Carey, we need someone who can be prepared to get out there and promote the club, the players and everything that is North Melbourne and help us take what is going to need to be a monumental step forward.
For mine, David King is that man.





