Jen2310
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Depends if there is a defensive spot - if so. They can share the dayI've been hoping Joel might be first up.

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Depends if there is a defensive spot - if so. They can share the dayI've been hoping Joel might be first up.

I'd like thatDepends if there is a defensive spot - if so. They can share the day![]()

How you train is how you play, and he looks totally focused on being a quality AFL player.All aboard the Ty Train. Will be our first game debutant of 2026.
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agree.How you train is how you play, and he looks totally focused on being a quality AFL player.
I'm excited by his potential - he won't die wondering.
Maybe not the same quality , but some of the traits of an 18 yo Joel Selwood when he arrived on the sceneHow you train is how you play, and he looks totally focused on being a quality AFL player.
I'm excited by his potential - he won't die wondering.

Tom Mitchell with a peg!Taylor Adams. Thatās the vibe I get. Might be the shared physical traits.
But it seems weāve got another shorter, tough as nails, competitive mid who can win clearances. Only this time he can kick!![]()
I think Tay just had a little more propensity to carry the ball and to kick it (much to our disdain) than Mitchell did.Tom Mitchell with a peg!
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So better than 2 AA 200 gamers (one with a brownlow).What Iām saying is Tyan could be an improvement over both of them. Canāt complain about that!

Can always live in hopeSo better than 2 AA 200 gamers (one with a brownlow).![]()

O'Bree, O'Bree, O'BreeI read several comments in the training thread suggesting Tyan trailed the play in the manner that Grundy used to do. I really don't know what to believe about him and will reserve my judgement until I see him play a game.
I agree about O'Bree. Our supporters are always rather too keen about securing a seat in the front of the wagon before it has even moved. 'In Hine we trust' has been long ago ditched and will no doubt be replaced with a similar line about O'Bree. Let's wait till season's end to make a judgement on his recruiting talents.
Swadling frame is quite skinny and might take some time to adjust to senior levelThis might not be popular but I think Swadling will play before him![]()
It's ridiculous to be comparing him to a player without a Brownlow.So better than 2 AA 200 gamers (one with a brownlow).![]()
Aside from the 4yr older Anderson Prindable has always looked the one most likely to play in the 1st season because of his body. I have been watching his pre season training very closely and the only slight setback he has had was when trailed in behind Swadling,Saxena,Cochran and McCarthy in the running stakes on monday and Moore took him aside and offered encouragement to which he responded very well. In his last running session he up with the front runners and he has looked very good in match simulation with a very good left foot and not bad extraction for one so young.Swadling frame is quite skinny and might take some time to adjust to senior level
I like anyone that can consistently rack up the pill, Iāll join you in the not popular corner, it wonāt stay that way. ImhoThis might not be popular but I think Swadling will play before him![]()
Heās a 100% nuts-and-bolts guyReading the reviews of this guy's pre-season, if he's nothing short of Nick Daicos' debut season in 2022 then I'm going to be thoroughly disappointed.
Obree-like?Heās a 100% nuts-and-bolts guy
IMO heās not Pendles / Bont potential but the guy who gives 100% all the time
- repeat efforts and constantly scraps for the ball - the type of āwantā and desire to go again and again and never give up (can you imagine if a few others young players on our list had that same intent?!)
Hoping he becomes the 20-25 possession a game in and under mid that can get to the outside as well
If he does, weāve done brilliantly
Scotty Burns mark 2?Obree-like?