Jhye Clark 13
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I must admit he's surprised the crap out of me.
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I put it down to good player development hard to argue with the results the few decadesIt's embarrassing how "lucky" we are sometimes.
How old is Sav btw?
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Thought he was a bit younger
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Still got 9 years and 3 kids to go before we see him as just outside his primeThought he was a bit younger
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Hard to argue with thatI put it down to good player development hard to argue with the results the few decades
Of those I think 2E is most vulnerable form wise. Question for me is team balance in terms of being able to defend the ground ball in d50?It seems like sav bascially has to play now. Who goes out when henry, SDK come in? 2E?
If we can keep Sav it will allow J Henry to take on a quasi-Blicavs role when Blitz retires.Good call. Pretty exciting that he enables a more flexible role for Henry!
Interesting…I hadn’t thought of that.If we can keep Sav it will allow J Henry to take on a quasi-Blicavs role when Blitz retires.
J Henry is probably the closest we have on the list to Blitz’s combination of height, athleticism and contest abilities. If only he was 3 or 4 cm taller….
Are we worried he might leave. I could see swans making a very big offer, especially if they don't get Himmelberg or Barass.There’s a few locks in our team. Tom & Jerry, Stewart, paddy and a few others… Sav is almost becoming a lock in defence… doing well.
Are we worried he might leave. I could see swans making a very big offer, especially if they don't get Himmelberg or Barass.
If he decides to leave, even if uncontracted, we are now looking at a first round draft pick for him. I think he's worth keeping now. You would scratch your head and think about it if they offered two first round picks for him...Are we worried he might leave. I could see swans making a very big offer, especially if they don't get Himmelberg or Barass.
If were offered two firsts - which is a pipedream - I'd take them and run.If he decides to leave, even if uncontracted, we are now looking at a first round draft pick for him. I think he's worth keeping now. You would scratch your head and think about it if they offered two first round picks for him...
If were offered two firsts - which is a pipedream - I'd take them and run.
We have been crying out for a decent young defender for awhile now it would be madness to trade away Sav imo
Well youngish and we have been taking on this board for a few years now the concerns about the lack of upcoming KPD on the list so it would have to be a crazy offer considering that aspectTechnically, he's not that young turning 25 in a couple of months...
And devil's advocate here, but I'd still be looking for a young KPD option who is more of the traditional defender that can lockdown on the opposition's best KPF alongside SDK
Watching ER this season, at this stage he looks lost when isolated in the defensive 50 (especially deep), with his best asset being his run & leap at the ball & contest - something we see him able to exploit more in general play, and when he's slightly further up the ground rather than based out of the goal square. It may ultimately be that he's better suited as a third tall type defender, where he's not matched up against the oppositions best forward/s so he has more freedom to his game
IF an opposition team wanted to offer a crazy stupid trade in our favour for ER cone seasons end - I think we'd be crazy to not consider it (that is if he hasn't re-signed)
As context I love Sav and I hope it works and we find the right fit for long term…he looks to be a great cultural fit and attitud…things we should value highly alongside the footy capabilitiesTechnically, he's not that young turning 25 in a couple of months...
And devil's advocate here, but I'd still be looking for a young KPD option who is more of the traditional defender that can lockdown on the opposition's best KPF alongside SDK
Watching ER this season, at this stage he looks lost when isolated in the defensive 50 (especially deep), with his best asset being his run & leap at the ball & contest - something we see him able to exploit more in general play, and when he's slightly further up the ground rather than based out of the goal square. It may ultimately be that he's better suited as a third tall type defender, where he's not matched up against the oppositions best forward/s so he has more freedom to his game
IF an opposition team wanted to offer a crazy stupid trade in our favour for ER cone seasons end - I think we'd be crazy to not consider it (that is if he hasn't re-signed)