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The better footballer would clearly go to Higgins. Hes got it naturally. Although a tall, athletic midfielder would be nice i would rather an in and under type midfielder with a good football brain.What are your thoughts on who will become the better footballer and who you would rather at your club.
Scott Pendlebury or Shaun Higgins, take your pick
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The better footballer would clearly go to Higgins. Hes got it naturally. Although a tall, athletic midfielder would be nice i would rather an in and under type midfielder with a good football brain.
)Originally Posted by borgy
The better footballer would clearly go to Higgins. Hes got it naturally. Although a tall, athletic midfielder would be nice i would rather an in and under type midfielder with a good football brain.

It's funny that Higgins is apparently the natural footballer that knows how to get the ball in and under, when Pendlebury is averaging 8 more disposals a game, twice as many marks, and twice as many tackles...
Pendlebury's kicked 12 goals playing almost entirely in the midfield, to Higgins' 19 playing pretty much exclusively in the forward line, and goals from midfielders are worth their weight in gold.
Honestly, fair enough if you like Higgins, but Pendlebury is so far ahead of him at this point that voting for Higgins is either trying to be too "smart", or just anti-Collingwood bias.
There's a reason Pendlebury is going to win the Rising Star in a canter (Unless Martin Clarke steals it from him)
But we think Higgins is better.It's funny that Higgins is apparently the natural footballer that knows how to get the ball in and under, when Pendlebury is averaging 8 more disposals a game, twice as many marks, and twice as many tackles...
Pendlebury's kicked 12 goals playing almost entirely in the midfield, to Higgins' 19 playing pretty much exclusively in the forward line, and goals from midfielders are worth their weight in gold.
Honestly, fair enough if you like Higgins, but Pendlebury is so far ahead of him at this point that voting for Higgins is either trying to be too "smart", or just anti-Collingwood bias.
There's a reason Pendlebury is going to win the Rising Star in a canter (Unless Martin Clarke steals it from him)
Higgins averages 11.2 Disposals per game, 1.5 goals and 2.2 Tackles.couldnt have said it better
cant beat the facts and pendles is dominating at the minute for a second year player.
having said that, Higgins will be a good player. He just needs to get his hands on the footy more. 8 touches a game just isnt enough.
and Pendlebury cant play midfield and forward? Get a clue.Higgins averages 11.2 Disposals per game, 1.5 goals and 2.2 Tackles.
Pendlebury is only averaging 8 more disposals and 1 tackle but Higgins leads the goal tally.
The thing with Higgins is that he is versatile and he can play in the Midfield or as a small forward.
And Higgins is 2 Months younger.
Higgins averages 11.2 Disposals per game, 1.5 goals and 2.2 Tackles.
Pendlebury is only averaging 8 more disposals and 1 tackle but Higgins leads the goal tally.
Those 8 touches are more important than Higgins' one goal.The thing with Higgins is that he is versatile and he can play in the Midfield or as a small forward.
And Higgins is 2 Months younger.

That wasn't the question, it was who will become the better footballer in the future. Pendlebury way ahead of Higgins at this point for sure, but i think Higgins may just turn out better.It's funny that Higgins is apparently the natural footballer that knows how to get the ball in and under, when Pendlebury is averaging 8 more disposals a game, twice as many marks, and twice as many tackles...
Pendlebury's kicked 12 goals playing almost entirely in the midfield, to Higgins' 19 playing pretty much exclusively in the forward line, and goals from midfielders are worth their weight in gold.
Honestly, fair enough if you like Higgins, but Pendlebury is so far ahead of him at this point that voting for Higgins is either trying to be too "smart", or just anti-Collingwood bias.
There's a reason Pendlebury is going to win the Rising Star in a canter (Unless Martin Clarke steals it from him)
But with Pendlebury's size and relative lack of football experience, and the fact that he missed the pre-season in 2006 due to glandular fever, you'd figure that could have more improvement in him than Shaun Higgins as well.That wasn't the question, it was who will become the better footballer in the future. Pendlebury way ahead of Higgins at this point for sure, but i think Higgins may just turn out better.
Higgins averages 11.2 Disposals per game, 1.5 goals and 2.2 Tackles.
Pendlebury is only averaging 8 more disposals and 1 tackle but Higgins leads the goal tally.
The thing with Higgins is that he is versatile and he can play in the Midfield or as a small forward.
And Higgins is 2 Months younger.
