With a easier draw........Appointing Co-captains has been a complete balls up. Port is likely to win less than games this season than last.
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With a easier draw........Appointing Co-captains has been a complete balls up. Port is likely to win less than games this season than last.
Jonas is a ploddy last line defender but Darce gets up ground a lot more so i reckon thats okAre defenders good for being captain? Just a question as Jonas said after the Richmond game that there wasn’t much he could personally do about the onslaught at the beginning of the game as he was in the back half.
I like the idea of DBJ though.
Lycett I can’t see being a clear first ruck in two years time (maybe less) DBJ should still be holding his spot.DBJ is pretty consistent and hard at it, but I'd honestly be going with someone who hasn't been infected with Ken's loser mentality for the past few years - Lycett.
He can barely hit a target 15 metres away though. He hits seats in the stands more.Jonas is a ploddy last line defender but Darce gets up ground a lot more so i reckon thats ok
Here’s a thought: Darcy Byrne-Jones as captain
- 23 years old (same as when Ollie got the nod)
- definitely a first team player
- not prone to regular injury or suspension (only missed 3 games since debut)
- isnt our worst in games we lose
- tough and hard at it (Dom Cassisi-like)
- not likely to be forced out of the side in the (very) near to mid future
- will hit 100 games in 2020
On paper hes a solid candidate. I don’t know enough about his personality though, anyone got info there?
He strikes me as a bit of a nerdy recluse. Loves his gaming and what not, doesn’t seem like the type of fella to rally the troops. I’d more lean towards a Dan Houston if you’re going down that line of thinking, but I’d honestly have Hartlett captain for the next two to three and then reassess.Here’s a thought: Darcy Byrne-Jones as captain
- 23 years old (same as when Ollie got the nod)
- definitely a first team player
- not prone to regular injury or suspension (only missed 3 games since debut)
- isnt our worst in games we lose
- tough and hard at it (Dom Cassisi-like)
- not likely to be forced out of the side in the (very) near to mid future
- will hit 100 games in 2020
On paper hes a solid candidate. I don’t know enough about his personality though, anyone got info there?
Yep. Needs to get a decent haircut too.Can't operate an alarm clock. Trade/delist.
There's not a single way to view this year's leadership arrangement as anything other than disastrous.
Except for lack of games Houston has it all over DBJ for potential Captain. If he had another 50 under the belt he'd be the standout candidate. Even without them I'd prefer over just about anyone else on the list.Here’s a thought: Darcy Byrne-Jones as captain
- 23 years old (same as when Ollie got the nod)
- definitely a first team player
- not prone to regular injury or suspension (only missed 3 games since debut)
- isnt our worst in games we lose
- tough and hard at it (Dom Cassisi-like)
- not likely to be forced out of the side in the (very) near to mid future
- will hit 100 games in 2020
On paper hes a solid candidate. I don’t know enough about his personality though, anyone got info there?
He strikes me as a bit of a nerdy recluse. Loves his gaming and what not, doesn’t seem like the type of fella to rally the troops. I’d more lean towards a Dan Houston if you’re going down that line of thinking, but I’d honestly have Hartlett captain for the next two to three and then reassess.
It's been good from a work-life balance perspective.
Unpopular (maybe?) opinion but I think Ollie will grow into the role. He's had a bad year but he'll get better. Stripping him of the captaincy is a bad idea.
I'd give it to Duursma. He's already got inside the head of opposition clubs and, unlike Jonas, interstate media already know who he is.Here’s a thought: Darcy Byrne-Jones as captain
- 23 years old (same as when Ollie got the nod)
- definitely a first team player
- not prone to regular injury or suspension (only missed 3 games since debut)
- isnt our worst in games we lose
- tough and hard at it (Dom Cassisi-like)
- not likely to be forced out of the side in the (very) near to mid future
- will hit 100 games in 2020
On paper hes a solid candidate. I don’t know enough about his personality though, anyone got info there?
AgreeUnpopular (maybe?) opinion but I think Ollie will grow into the role. He's had a bad year but he'll get better. Stripping him of the captaincy is a bad idea.