I think sheed would be quite damaging rotating wing/HFF. The sooner we get the next generation of onballers going, the better. Him and Kelly playing wing/HFF would be lethal if we had even an average on ball team to support them.The bye will do him [Ginbey] good. Agree that he has been taking an absolute beating for a first year player and likely will need to be managed for at least an additional week during the second half of the season.
Regarding Sheed - he is icing when we are missing the cake. In a strong team, where he doesn't receive targeted opposition attention and can fly under the radar due to the eye-catching quality of superior teammates, he can be very effective and damaging. However, in a much weaker team where he is expected to be the primary driver, he will go missing against physical attention and his defensive frailties will be increasingly exposed.
He is so defensively unaccountable that his presence in the middle is arguably a net liability at the moment as opponents know they can effectively create an additional midfield spare by getting his marker to run into corridor space whenever they [the opponent] take possession of the ball.
The combination of Sheed & Gaff does feel a bit similar to Priddis & Mitchell in 2017 in the way that due to their lack of pace neither are able to make any defensive impact once the ball is more than three metres away from them.
Difference of course is Priddis was 32 in 2017 whereas Sheed is 28 this year and contracted for the next two seasons after this one.
If trade interest came in for him at the end of the season I would jump at it, but I would be surprised if there were any suitors, or indeed that Dom would be himself interested in leaving.