- Oct 22, 2014
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Jack Ziebell:
Some guys fail under the pressure of captaincy and some guys stand tall and take their game to another level. We have all seen what this guy is capable of just not regularly enough to call him an A grade, bona fide star of the competition, yet. But I know it's there. Be that guy Jack
If Jack can eliminate blind kicks out of congestion and give some clean handballs to our hard running quick transition midfielders (that's right we have some of those now) this will go a long way to retaining the football, higher scoring, less turnovers and lower scores against.A 25 disposal average and 30+ goal season is not beyond him and should be what he is aiming for next season.
Note this also applies to Cunnington
Majak Daw:
7th season and the daw (sorry) of opportunity opens for you off the back of hard work and some solid, sometimes spectacular but inconsistent performances. No doubt there have been some frustrating times when solid VFL form has not always resulted in a senior call up. Now it is your time.
Never going to be a world beater but if he can average 3goals 6 marks several goal assists and a few bone crunching tackles a game then look out. Let brown do all the grunt work and take advantage of the holes he creates.
Ryan Clarke:
In his draft year he was credited as the guy who willed his team over the line in the finals series and now he gets the opportunity to be that guy in the big league. You run son, and link up and move the ball forward, and then get it again. Could be the missing link in a midfield seen by many, myself included as too slow and to predictable.the running man
And from left field
Marly Williams:
Could prove to be one of the most astute trades from this year. I just want a role player, but that role has the potential to completely change the way this list is utilised. Work with me here. Imagine an opposition forward line where the most dangerous small forward is neutralised week in week out. But wait there's more. Imagine that this allows one of our quickest defenders time and space to break lines and feed the ball lace out to our hard running quick transition midfielders. I want you to also think about the opportunity for LMac and JMac to spend more time through the midfield and the flow on effect to stoppages and rotations and how the opposition set up to Goldstein's ruck work.
Stay away from your D/H mates, stay off the Persian rugs and just play a role. Albeit an important one.