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Thanks JenI was told by Mark Anderson CEO last night, when my friends and I bumped into him at the footy, that Henry could play round 1
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Thanks JenI was told by Mark Anderson CEO last night, when my friends and I bumped into him at the footy, that Henry could play round 1
From what I’ve seen of him he can only kick on one foot. We will see how that turns out.
It's irritating getting a snippet of information and not being able to access the details. Still it is the HUN and my expectations are none too high anyway, so I am not totally shattered at being denied the story. But there really is no point in providing a link to a paywall site.Hi Dave - are you able to post the full article please?
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Like Stephenson? Not everyone is a ‘Josh Daicos’.From what I’ve seen of him he can only kick on one foot. We will see how that turns out.
A good player has awareness enough of ground position and play flow to win the ball flowing onto their dominant side.Really scraping the bottom of the barrel when someone is criticised for not being able to use their opposite foot! I get it by hand because every player should be dual handed, but by foot the margin for error is too large. The assumption is either you enter those elite systems with that skill or you’re good enough to not need it.
From what I’ve seen of him he can only kick on one foot. We will see how that turns out.
From what I’ve seen of him he can only kick on one foot. We will see how that turns out.
You really are a glass half-full type of guy, aren't you?From what I’ve seen of him he can only kick on one foot. We will see how that turns out.
You don't need to be damaging, but it's a disadvantage if you're not competent enough to get a bit of distance down the line to a contest - most players can do that on their opposite foot.Really scraping the bottom of the barrel when someone is criticised for not being able to use their opposite foot! I get it by hand because every player should be dual handed, but by foot the margin for error is too large. The assumption is either you enter those elite systems with that skill or you’re good enough to not need it.
I’ll put it another way. For you to be genuinely dual sided at AFL level you need to be elite on both feet at all other levels. Except for the most seriously talented kids have too much going on to acquire that level of skill anymore. Some like C Brown find it hard enough to be damaging on their strong foot...
will say again, Gary Buckenara had him rated at 5 in the draft, ahead of Phillips & Hollands. Would love to know more re the reasons he had him so high, but we'll soon find out what he can do either way...
I think his parents are crap at filling out forms and he is actually Henry Oliver.Never trust someone who has two first names as his whole name.