Who are the next break out players set to emerge in the game?

[Piggy Smalls]

Elijah Hollands without the GC curse will be huge.

As long as he stays off the gear

 

[Liam Boy]

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Sheez had a very good start, middle and end to 2023. they were talking about LDU who polled 6 brownlow votes in the first two rounds, then got injured

 

[RUNVS]

luke davies-uniacke

he's already semi-broken out but yeah, if he has a full season without injury he'll be massive

Just checked and I was referring to Harry Sheezel. Loved the look of the kid a lot.

 

[PowerfulPies2023]

Michael Schofield

 

[Meteoric Rise]

Jacob Van Rooyen is the first name that springs to mind. Ready to seize the day and become a big note player in 2024.

Hate to say it but zackah's boy Elijah Tsatas is a seriously good talent whom I think will finish top 3 in the Rising Star next season.

Neddy "Sam" Flanders is going to absolutely flourish and thrive under Dimma.

Those are my top 3.

Van Rooyen certainly had a high impact in the 2023 finals.

Sadly for him it was also graded careless conduct and high contact.

 

[Meteoric Rise]

Collingwood's break out player in 2023 was J Ginnivan.

He broke out of the AIA Centre in a desperate escape bid and is now exiled somewhere in Dingley.

 

[ChristianBoy]

Van Rooyen certainly had a high impact in the 2023 finals.

Sadly for him it was also graded careless conduct and high contact.

Yep was stupid but at least his opponent played the game out unlike Brayshaw.

 

[Meteoric Rise]

Yep was stupid but at least his opponent played the game out unlike Brayshaw.

True, Braynard successfully concussed his opponent and also succeeded in getting away with it.

JVR was unsuccessful in his bid to carelessly concuss his opponent and also less successful in getting away with it. It seems some people just know how to do it right.

 

[PowerfulPies2023]

Collingwood's break out player in 2023 was J Ginnivan.

He broke out of the AIA Centre in a desperate escape bid and is now exiled somewhere in Dingley.

Good bloke. I wish him all the best down at Port Hawthorn.

 

[Meteoric Rise]

Good bloke. I wish him all the best down at Porthorn.

Must admit, I was a bit surprised the Hawks wanted him. But I guess with Breust kicking on and Gunston returning they might think he has 2 great mentors to learn from.

 

[GWT6]

Jacob Van Rooyen is the first name that springs to mind. Ready to seize the day and become a big note player in 2024.

Hate to say it but zackah's boy Elijah Tsatas is a seriously good talent whom I think will finish top 3 in the Rising Star next season.

Neddy "Sam" Flanders is going to absolutely flourish and thrive under Dimma.

Those are my top 3.

I don't think he has the brain to be a very good player. Makes constant boneheaded decisions, and doesn't hold marks. His best asset is crashing packs, but that only takes a player so far.

I'm hoping Harrison Petty's foot heals ok, and Matthew Jefferson comes on like I think he will, which makes Van Rooyan obsolete this year.

 

[Juddernaut08]

McKay had a down year but really it was all down to the mental side and technique.

Can see him fixing this and becoming a star of the comp in 2024. Has all the tools - size, speed, marking.

 

[The 747]

McKay had a down year but really it was all down to the mental side and technique.

Can see him fixing this and becoming a star of the comp in 2024. Has all the tools - size, speed, marking.

A Coleman medallist isn't really going to 'break out'

 

[Saintsone]

Josh Weddle

Who does he play for, never heard of him

 

[Engimal v3]

I don't think any are

 

[Boohemian]

Elijiah Hewitt.

 

[CURVE]

Brayden George.