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Would love to see him back in the Red, Black & White. Think he might just have a point to prove & could just be that X factor we need in going forward. A proven small forward who can show the young guns how to play that position.
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28.15 from 16 games in his 1st year. 17.11 from 13 games last yearDidnt he kick 40+ goals in his first season for us.
You could argue that hed be leading our goal kicking this year and we just kicked 3 goals for a whole game yesterday.
Also Cooksen made a good point about being a positive story.
Im excited to see what him an a fit templeton can do in the forward line.
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Didnt he kick 40+ goals in his first season for us.
You could argue that hed be leading our goal kicking this year and we just kicked 3 goals for a whole game yesterday.
Also Cooksen made a good point about being a positive story.
Im excited to see what him an a fit templeton can do in the forward line.
28.15 from 16 games in his 1st year. 17.11 from 13 games last year
Nothing gets past Svetlana factobot 3000Caught by the fact checker.
On one hand, that was in response to a direct question from a journalist, so what else was Richo meant to say, "Nup, not interested..." ?I think it's likely.
“We think that Ahmed potentially has a bit to offer,” Richardson said on Thursday.
“He played some good footy for us – albeit a while ago now – but he has the attributes if he can get back in shape.
“It’s a bit of a challenge for him given that he’s been away from an AFL environment.
“It’s a tricky situation because he won’t be able to work with us physically in our program until after the draft so that’s going to be a bit of a challenge.
“He’ll have to make sure he works really hard on his own to get himself to the standard required for AFL footy, but that will be up to Ahmed.”
Richardson confirmed the Saints have been in contact with Saad during his time away from the game.
“There’s been a little bit of dialogue. We have to be a little bit mindful we’re not allowed to work with Ahmed at all,” he said.
“The conversations have more been from a welfare perspective to see how he’s tracking and support him in that area, but there’s no doubt he’ll certainly be in the mix.
“We can give him guidance, but we certainly can’t work with him until his ban is up."
http://www.saints.com.au/news/2014-07-17/saad-still-on-the-radar
I don't think we are going to re-draft just based on that article, i think a few things point the way of it but we'll see or hear more soon i guess.On one hand, that was in response to a direct question from a journalist, so what else was Richo meant to say, "Nup, not interested..." ?
BUT, on the other hand, nobody forced the club to put it on their website, with a nice shiny title. There were any number of things in that interview they could have highlighted, but they chose to focus on that.
So, I'm not saying they're going to take him... but they're going to take him...
If you read this entire thread, you'll see I've been seeing lots of breadcrumbs leading to us redrafting him, from the second we delisted him in the first place.I don't think we are going to re-draft just based on that article, i think a few things point the way of it but we'll see or hear more soon i guess.
Was there a suggestion that he's not entirely fit there?
Personally I would love to get him back and would be spewing if another club picked him up. Which in all honesty must be a potential considering he's a proven goal-kicker.
I've heard whisperings of an, uh, "understanding" among the other clubs, who feel that the whole thing was a complete and utter farce, that they will let us take Saad back without any real competition. Yes, they're our competitors, so take that with a grain of salt - but I think they feel a collective stand against the kind of crap Ahmed had to put up with is ultimately more in their interest.Was there a suggestion that he's not entirely fit there?
Personally I would love to get him back and would be spewing if another club picked him up. Which in all honesty must be a potential considering he's a proven goal-kicker.
I've heard whisperings of an, uh, "understanding" among the other clubs, who feel that the whole thing was a complete and utter farce, that they will let us take Saad back without any real competition. Yes, they're our competitors, so take that with a grain of salt - but I think they feel a collective stand against the kind of crap Ahmed had to put up with is ultimately more in their interest.
http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/a...eraldSunTopStories+(Herald+Sun+|+Top+Stories)AFL multicultural manager Ali Fahour is in Saad’s camp, his Blue Rock management team is fighting hard to get Saad a second AFL lifeline and former Collingwood player Adam Iacobucci appointed himself Saad’s fitness coach.
Iacobucci, who captained Saad in the VFL, gives the 24-year-old five high-intensity sessions each week and said he already boasted an impressive fitness base.
The personal trainer and founder of Unified Fitness Systems is mapping out a plan to get Saad to elite levels by later his year.