Strapping Young Lad
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I've seen him play one game for Robinvale, best underage game i've seen live from someone. His movement, speed and skills were just taking the piss. I rate him higher than Dylan Stephen, anyone that's seen him live understands why he was drafted that high.All but two clubs had interviewed his coach. Almost everyone was keen on him hence we took him with our second pick.
Patient? He's been on our list for 6 months! We drafted him injured.I'm being very patient. Aren't I allowed to query the status of our players? Comments based on what I've read about him on this forum as there's very little anywhere else. I actually only remembered that he was on our list as SYL dropped his name. Was just saying ...
He has fully recovered from last years injuries - did a hammyDo we know the rough category/nature of the wee baby Seamus's injury - or is it still non-specific knee/ankle?
That's what I want to see an S. Mitchell with pace.On draft night I was hoping that we would call out Caleb Poulters name. He was available but we chose Seamus. Watching Poulter aquit himself more than adequately in his first 2 games stick in my craw. That said, the rule changes have changed the game. Where in previous seasons a players ability in contested traffic was the key, it now seems that speed, poise and skill are more important traits for most ball movers.
Seamus, from what I have seen in his highlights, has speed, poise and skill.
It shows that McKenzie and crew knew what was coming.
I’m excited to see what the young lad will bring to the table.
On draft night I was hoping that we would call out Caleb Poulters name. He was available but we chose Seamus. Watching Poulter aquit himself more than adequately in his first 2 games stick in my craw. That said, the rule changes have changed the game. Where in previous seasons a players ability in contested traffic was the key, it now seems that speed, poise and skill are more important traits for most ball movers.
Seamus, from what I have seen in his highlights, has speed, poise and skill.
It shows that McKenzie and crew knew what was coming.
I’m excited to see what the young lad will bring to the table.
On draft night I was hoping that we would call out Caleb Poulters name. He was available but we chose Seamus. Watching Poulter aquit himself more than adequately in his first 2 games stick in my craw. That said, the rule changes have changed the game. Where in previous seasons a players ability in contested traffic was the key, it now seems that speed, poise and skill are more important traits for most ball movers.
Seamus, from what I have seen in his highlights, has speed, poise and skill.
It shows that McKenzie and crew knew what was coming.
I’m excited to see what the young lad will bring to the table.
No. That is the pointDid I miss some news re Seamus?
I posted some training footage above. The leg is coming along well.Did I miss some news re Seamus?