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Player Watch Harvey Harrison
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sr36
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You're more confident that me regarding Cochran. I think he is in the TJ rhelm of speculative.
PieBeast
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Thanks for letting me know but I rate my opinion more than yours.
HH is another case of showing promise and getting an injury at the wrong time and not bouncing back - we have a few stories like that, let's hope he can live up to it
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Agree with all those here who are looking forward to Harvey Harrison in 2026.
He is already an AFL primed player.
A wonderful recruit to have straight away in the 2026 season.
He is already an AFL primed player.
A wonderful recruit to have straight away in the 2026 season.
jmac70
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What's that saying? Opinions are like arseholes.. everybody's got one.
And some are bigger than others!
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I think we need to temper our expectations. I expect him to slowly build in the vfl, he’s had a very long time out and complications with his knee
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always takes 6 months after an ACL to get back somewhere near your best
WanderingDude
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Looking forward to preseason and the build to return. Typically Wade does really well at building other parts of the body during recovery.
I don’t think anybody is realistically expecting HH to make much of an impact in the first half of the season. Will be given the time he needs to build. Slow and steady wins the race
lyfsux
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mmmmm, wonder if he does work outside of the club, i could use his skills
Ted Parker
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AFL Tables Harvey Harrison
While Lachie Schultz & Beau McCreery remain our incumbent half-forwards, as HHH works through his 4th pre-season, you'd expect he'll be pushing for more time on ground in an effort to claim a permanent HFF role, as opposed to a generic role player.
He appears to make good decisions, and there's no panic in the stands when the ball is in his hands, showing calm decision-making and finishing ability in limited senior minutes.
If indeed McCreery pushes into claim more midfield minutes, stepping into the void Mitchell as left, HHH looks poised to make his claim on a permanent senior forward berth.
Questions remain - What will be his point of difference? Can he become an impact player? Might he instinctively hunt the ball? Does he possess that innate ability to pressure defenders to cause turnover?
It's what I love about Schultz and Elliott, their work rate to make the most of any opportunity. Very much part of our DNA. Learn well, young Padawan.
Wheelo Ratings Harvey Harrison (comparison to Beau McCreery & Lachie Schultz)
While Lachie Schultz & Beau McCreery remain our incumbent half-forwards, as HHH works through his 4th pre-season, you'd expect he'll be pushing for more time on ground in an effort to claim a permanent HFF role, as opposed to a generic role player.
He appears to make good decisions, and there's no panic in the stands when the ball is in his hands, showing calm decision-making and finishing ability in limited senior minutes.
If indeed McCreery pushes into claim more midfield minutes, stepping into the void Mitchell as left, HHH looks poised to make his claim on a permanent senior forward berth.
Questions remain - What will be his point of difference? Can he become an impact player? Might he instinctively hunt the ball? Does he possess that innate ability to pressure defenders to cause turnover?
It's what I love about Schultz and Elliott, their work rate to make the most of any opportunity. Very much part of our DNA. Learn well, young Padawan.
Wheelo Ratings Harvey Harrison (comparison to Beau McCreery & Lachie Schultz)
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Peters_Nuts
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I can see Harrison having a Lachie Shultz type career. Has great forward pressure and his goal sense is very good.
Importantly, he runs both ways. I can't remember the specific game though I know it was against Carlton, though the game was in the balance late in the 4th quarter and Harrison snuck into the D50 to intercept a McKay kick amongst a sea of Carlton players. Work rate is incredible.
Edit: Found it and he's the one that also knocked it forward into the path of Daicos for the winning goal. Good footy IQ:
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I see him moving into the midfield, high hopes for this kid and my genuine Smokey to be established best 23 by end of the year with stints through the middle. Tackles hard, hunts the footy, elite hands, puts players into the right spots, runs both ways, attitude looks good.
JFTR I was wrong about Jessie White, there’s others…..
JFTR I was wrong about Jessie White, there’s others…..
granniewolf
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That was great, now I want to watch the entire game !!
manicpie
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I hope and expect him to be a regular senior player this year. His skills and pace will bring us one step closer to the likes of Brisbane and GC. Pace will be our driving force this year