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I expect him to run on the wing all day long. He actually defends his space well. Anyway, I am happy for Powell, Sharp take over his role in a couple of years if he does not deliver.He’s probably a top bloke but all I ever see of him on Instagram is down in Melbourne with his Richmond buddies...
probably totally wrong and I don’t know him at all but can’t help but feel like we bought a lemon.
happy to be proven wrong - sure I will
No offence but I find this comment utterly strange.He’s probably a top bloke but all I ever see of him on Instagram is down in Melbourne with his Richmond buddies...
probably totally wrong and I don’t know him at all but can’t help but feel like we bought a lemon.
happy to be proven wrong - sure I will
SUNS forward Sean Lemmens says Brandon Ellis has added a new wave of excitement with his professionalism and running prowess since his arrival at Gold Coast.
Ellis is two-months into his move to the Suns and has already made massive inroads, forging a bond with the playing group and helping set the standard at training after leaving Richmond at the end of 2019.
Lemmens said the 26-year-old’s influence couldn’t be understated.
“It’s exciting with the professionalism and running power of Brandon Ellis, it’s bloody good to watch,” Lemmens said.
“I hated playing on him when he was at Richmond, he ran too much, and it’s pretty similar here at training with his running.
“He brings a new level of drive and off the field he shows that genuine care for people, that family aspect that we want at the club.
“He is a really approachable guy who talks to everyone in the group.”
Yet another clear sign that I have no idea what I’m talking about....
Yet another clear sign that I have no idea what I’m talking about....
Must be a slow news week. Kane Cornes sticking the boot into us again over the Weller trade...
3. LACHIE WELLER
Trade:
Fremantle traded Weller to Gold Coast for Pick 2
What Cornes said:
"Gold Coast traded pick No. 2 for Fremantle’s Lachie Weller. Weller is a handy citizen, he’s a foot soldier … but pick No. 2? Goes to show how desperate the situation is on the Gold Coast."
‘They’d like to have that one back’: AFL great names worst five trades of last three years
Quantifying the success of a trade can be fraught with danger.www.news.com.au
If Weller is just a foot soldier, Kane must be a fireman, because he’s not a journalist’s a-hole.
Must be a slow news week. Kane Cornes sticking the boot into us again over the Weller trade...
3. LACHIE WELLER
Trade:
Fremantle traded Weller to Gold Coast for Pick 2
What Cornes said:
"Gold Coast traded pick No. 2 for Fremantle’s Lachie Weller. Weller is a handy citizen, he’s a foot soldier … but pick No. 2? Goes to show how desperate the situation is on the Gold Coast."
‘They’d like to have that one back’: AFL great names worst five trades of last three years
Quantifying the success of a trade can be fraught with danger.www.news.com.au
If Weller is just a foot soldier, Kane must be a fireman, because he’s not a journalist’s a-hole.
Except that’s not true. Korne’s is way out on some of those trades. What Adelaide gave up in the Gibbs trade is incorrect as well.As if the Beams trade wasn't worse.
Collingwood gave up 3 first rounders for absolutely nothing except controversy and headaches in beams.
We gave up pick 2 and got a guy that is talented, brings outside run and right in our perfect age group. And Ballard who is a rising star. Between the two of them they've played 71 games in the past 2 seasons and could easily play another 300+ games on the coast.
I completely understand why Collingwood traded out their 2018 first, and got back a couple of later picks for the points for Quaynor, as they were never going to get the chance to use that pick.Two. And what a waste that was. But given we also got Quaynor who was first round pick. But it was warranted at the time. That's the thing. At the time of these trades, they seem like good ideas. Sometimes it pays off. Sometimes it doesn't, but you've got to try.
physically you can work with, as he had some good games last year. But mentally? stuffed, and especially now. Well.. he aint coming back anyways. Prefer it gets dealt with and the club can move on. But nevermind, you learn from experiences. The group seem to be on the same page from what I've seen at training, so it's clearly better without him.I completely understand why Collingwood traded out their 2018 first, and got back a couple of later picks for the points for Quaynor, as they were never going to get the chance to use that pick.
But Collingwoods medical team should have vetoed the trade. Beams was physically cooked, and it was pretty clear to some of willing to speak up at the time, that he was mentally cooked as well.
Hindsight is an easy exercise. At the time of trade, I did not read one post from Lions fans that Beams is physically and mentally cooked and wanted him to go. I personally thought that Collingwood payed too much but could understand the reasons, so called the last piece of puzzle. Beams started very slowly in 2018 due to missing pre-season, father's death but he had excellent 2nd half. At that time, I thought he still has 1-2 years in him and is still better than Neale. It turned out to be utter nonsense.I completely understand why Collingwood traded out their 2018 first, and got back a couple of later picks for the points for Quaynor, as they were never going to get the chance to use that pick.
But Collingwoods medical team should have vetoed the trade. Beams was physically cooked, and it was pretty clear to some of willing to speak up at the time, that he was mentally cooked as well.
I’m talking solely on the field.Hindsight is an easy exercise. At the time of trade, I did not read one post from Lions fans that Beams is physically and mentally cooked and wanted him to go. I personally thought that Collingwood payed too much but could understand the reasons, so called the last piece of puzzle. Beams started very slowly in 2018 due to missing pre-season, father's death but he had excellent 2nd half. At that time, I thought he still has 1-2 years in him and is still better than Neale. It turned out to be utter nonsense.
Personally, I don't like labelling Beams 'mentally cooked'. My daughter is a psychologist and she would be pretty unhappy with you about this label. It's a sickness/illness, it can be treated sometimes with success sometimes people don't get better or even get worse. From outside Beams issues started with father's passing. Moving home to Melbourne could help him. Unless you are Beams psychologist/psychiatrist I would stay away from judging his state of mind.
ok, my point still stands.Except that’s not true. Korne’s is way out on some of those trades. What Adelaide gave up in the Gibbs trade is incorrect as well.
Collingwood traded 2018 picks 18 & 56 and 2019 pick 16 for Beams and picks 41 & 44.
I was there - some good talent for sure and given the conditions, some good movement by the red team particularly.At the front oval at Metricon watching the U16s academy play a scratch match
good skills considering the rain
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I was there - some good talent for sure and given the conditions, some good movement by the red team particularly.