Thanks for that info.Schulz, eth has probably covered it, I haven't seen him live so don't want to comment too much on him.
Bewley is a player I've seen a few times and like the look of. I got a good insight into his thinking working alongside former Williamstown assistant coach, Robbie Campbell. He said Bewley always had the tools, he just needed to put them all together and believe he could be an AFL footballer which he has done this season. Bewley's penetrating boot is as good as anyone playing currently, and will immediately step up to the level no issues.
Watson is one that has some great traits, and he has now spent a season in the League side. He tends to play taller than he is, but he is more that medium defender with smarts that can use the ball well. It's like he has passed the test of WAFL, and now it is time to step up. A good size for a player who could develop in other positions as well outside the defence.
Of those three I'm most excited to see how Bewley slots in because he could be a bargain.
We definitely need to build depth, and especially in the midfield. My hope with Bewley is that he is a bit of a surgical recruit in terms of our best 22, being brought in for a very specific need. Having traded in Hogan and Lobb, and with a pretty decent bunch of players suited for 3rd tall, some quality long kicks into the forward 50 can make that forward line come together rapidly. That also can play well with the 6-6-6 rule.
If he does play more in defence then I am expecting to see sHill kicking into the forward line. Between the two of them we have the makings of a strategy anyway.