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It's hard to acknowledge an opinion of someone who clearly hasn't watched the team very closely at all. However on the overall issue of Boyd's performances warranting his contract, as said before he wasn't given the contract for what he would do as a 20 year old. He was signed on for the future. The fact that just weeks after turning 21 he dominated a Grandfinal leaves Dogs fans pretty optimistic about his future. And the issue that the Dogs might not be Premiers without him certainty adds to his value
When you said he was dropped when he went off with a serious shoulder injury is what led me to believe you didn't know about his injury. If you did then I'm sorry, but you posted numerous times about him not being selected without mentioning his serious injury
When you said he was dropped when he went off with a serious shoulder injury is what led me to believe you didn't know about his injury. If you did then I'm sorry, but you posted numerous times about him not being selected without mentioning his serious injury
The point im trying to get across is that he still has a long way to go. He needs to work on perfecting his craft and hopefully the confidence he gained on Grand Final day allows him to do that. Right now though, the conversation around Boyd seems to only be that because he played well on Grand Final day, nothing else he does for the next 4 years of his contract matters. I quote:
. Many Scraggers feared they would never see a flag in their lifetimes - as far as they are concerned Tom Boyd laid their fears to rest. Therefore, even if he spuds it up Tippett style for the next 5 years, his deal will be worth it.


(Imagine this is a jellyfish.)