He appears to be a good leader and NEAFL player but I'm struggling to work out what position he can play. At the moment he's 4th ruck and can't even get a regular game down back despite the injuries.
Brodie has had consistent hands on the ball all year, but most importantly has also been ranked top 4 in NEAFL for clearances & is now starting hitting the score board.
A lot of first year players at other clubs have played 16+ games this year and only get the odd break. So why can't ours?
I don't know the specifics but a mate of mine works for champion data at neafl games and for the reason of a fantasy footy keeper draft he has been telling me to avoid brodie all year saying he won't get games for the sun's. Turned out he is spot on.
Well going by what GcSunsfan said which was Brodie looked tired last week playing him in the 1s would do him no good. I'm going to back in what the high performance team have planned for him. It's no secret our players were over played early days.
If people are so impatient that they can wait till their second year for more games then they shouldn't be playing. Brodie not playing is for his own benefit.
Running 15kms in the NEAFL places the same stress on the body as does 15 kms in the seniors. He's picked again this week in the NEAFL so it's not his fitness
But the speed and intensity it's at is a lot harder. Ainsworth can get away with it in the forward line but Brodie couldn't if he's tired. He'll get his chance just gotta be patient however if one of the Suns journo's just asked this instead of 50 Gary Ablett questions it would certainly help
GA is just fine mate
I found GA seats would usually be full unless you got there 60+ minutes before game. Personally prefer sitting on a wing but it's pricey. Next best would be a flank. Never been keen on sitting behind goals as you can never see the other end of the ground.
Who's pumped?
yay team
If you mean the scoreline then yesWho's pumped?
