Spot on. It was the lack of intent and the annoyance with others - rather than himself - that rung alarm bells. Three games in, when his previous involvements were a thrashing against Collingwood and solid loss to the Lions. First real opportunity to impact a game at AO in front of the fans.The delivery to him was pretty poor, but welcome to Ken Hinkley's forward structure.
It was more his response to balls dropping short or missing him. Maybe he wouldn't have been able to get to any of them, but he mostly just stuck out one hand and watched the ball sail past with a bit of an annoyed look on his face.
Not dissimilar to Finlayson's body language at times, which is the worry, although certainly not as bad. Still, I'd have thought in game 3 or whatever it was for your new club, after a loss last week, you'd be wanting to show some more intent.
Probably looked worse with the close ups on TV than at the ground.



