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I don't agree at all, ask any fan of any club and I guarantee everyone would pick Treacy over Waterman in their team, that's an objective fact.
Why would anyone pick Treacy when Waterman is proven to be the superior player?
Because Treacy is a far better long term choice, he's younger, has far more upside and has potential to be a huge player, but even despite all that he, at 21, is still a better and more exciting player than Waterman is at 25, which is supposed to be the start of his prime, and he can't even crack a game in the worst side in the competition.
Just to clear this up for you, most people understood this to be common knowledge. It really shouldn’t be a surprise considering how poor your forwardline has been in forever.
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But Treacy’s not a better player at all, he’s clearly sub afl standard when you look at the numbers.
Waterman is a 3rd tall, Tracey is a Key Forward and they're 4 years apart in age. Waterman's output is being matched by Treacy and he's only had 1 preseason.
They play very similar roles and Waterman’s output is superior to Treacy’s even though our forwards had it tougher than any other club’s this season.
Waterman gets a heap of uncontested possessions which is the main difference between the two. I assume it's because Gaff kicks it sideways to him every time he gets the ball.
Treacy should be lucky to be anywhere near a starting 22 for any club, let alone one which claims to be in their window, lol. And there’s a few more of those types on your list.
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Shultz looks really happy wearing the black and white - honestly i cant remember ever seeing him smile at CockburnFirst Henry, now Shultz has come out and said the reason for his departure is due to Cockburn’s s**t fans. Not surprisingly the straw that broke the camel’s back was when the Failmantle ferals decided to send their club’s game record holder off the park for the last time to the cheers for West Coast premiership hero Dom Sheed instead of his flagless teammate.
Schultz says Freo’s finals loss to Pies played part in trade
Former Fremantle forward Lachie Schultz has revealed how the Dockers’ semifinal loss to Collingwood in 2022 played a part in his shock trade to the Magpies.
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“The supporter base is the best in the AFL and the most passionate fans in the AFL - that was a massive incentive to come across
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Would that contract also be the cause of the glowing, healthy skin on show in the picture compared to the familiar pale, almost grey tone he exhibited along with the rest of the playing group while at Failmantle?
You’re missing Dan aren’t you? Maybe take it easy with the mashing
You’re missing Dan aren’t you? Maybe take it easy with the mashing
We’re improving our list and moving forward, can’t say the same for you guys unfortunately.
Doing time at Cockburn detention isn’t healthy for anyone.Turn it up Bev
What a crock of
Pfft. All those injuries and we still couldn’t overtake Cockburn’s worst ever season by a WA club record.
Nothing tops your 2 win wooden spoon season Masher
22 years and counting
