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Across 2011 and 2012 McGinnity played 40 games to Dalziell's 3.
And very little of them suggested he was worth keeping on the list imo. I know you disgree
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Across 2011 and 2012 McGinnity played 40 games to Dalziell's 3.
And very little of them suggested he was worth keeping on the list imo. I know you disgree
Dalziel is a more talented footballer than McGinnity, Most footballers are! But they play vastly different roles as well. Clearly a contract has saved McGinnity. He will play the year for the Royal Eagles unless we are smashed with injuries again.
There will be a number of players on their final chance in 2014. Simpson will look around for a year while he puts in place his new plan. Players that just try hard won't get through the loop anymore. If you can't kick you can't play. Any player without premium kicking skills will not survive under Simpson I reckon.
How many of Dalziell's 17 games this year suggested he's worth keeping? 4 or 5?
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How many of Dalziell's 17 games this year suggested he's worth keeping? 4 or 5?
I don't think it is such an issue that Dalziel has been cut. He is not that good as you have pointed out. Peoples opinion on whether he is better than McGinnity. Clearly as already stated a contract has saved him.
I agree it's moving goalposts, but it was always going to be the last season for Selwood and Embley imo. Regardless, I'm pretty sure they would be using any salary cap space to frontload current contracts for our higher paid players, allowing us to have a decent crack at someone through free agency etc in the future. If we're not, we should be.They've only just retired, and some of that was on the back of injury and a change in coach so i dont think they would have used any of that money yet. I'd be surprised if we offered big money deals to anyone presently.
I would of thought he was serviceable this year in most of his games. He contributed fairly well on the scoreboard this year with upwards of 15 or 20 goals as well. Once again, as i have said before, i would be keeping him in case our best 22 was suffering from injuries as i think he's a good depth player and you need depth to win a premiership. Once the new draftees step up enough to push him out of the next best depth he goes. I would of given him one more year and cut McGinnity.
I don't think it is such an issue that Dalziel has been cut. He is not that good as you have pointed out. Peoples opinion on whether he is better than McGinnity. Clearly as already stated a contract has saved him.
I know, i just think that with the retirees we had it shouldnt make any difference. I'd rather have a better player on the list over a lesser player contract or not.
He had a contract, his season was stuffed before it began due to a back injury, and his previous three seasons were better than Dalziell's.
How can we be over the salary cap or near it for next year when we've just lost Kerr, Embley & Selwood? All of which would be on the higher salaries in the club?
If we delisted mcginnity now and paid him out, the payout would be included in this years cap so would quite likely put us over. That's one reason why he's still on our list. Contracted players very rarely get delisted
I thought McGinnity has been serviceable in most of his games, albeit this year was poor apart from one or two games. I think he's a useful depth player, perhaps moreso than Dalziell as he has the ability to go forward, back or in the middle and do a shut-down job. He also kicked 11 goals last year, a few less than Dalziell's output this year but he spent a lot more time in the back half.
See this is where i disagree with most people when they bring out this line. I think he's a terrible shut down player. Every time i have watched him do a shut down job, his opponent seems to get more of the ball than ever before, while he gets very few posessions himself, and when he does get it he usually doesnt do anything with them. He had a couple of ok games in the finals last year in which i will admit he played well, but he's been very underwhelming since he debuted for us and i cant see his upside. He's too fumbly in the middle of the ground and cant seem to hit a target when in a mile of space. I also dont think he gets enough of it for his body size and apparent speed to get to a contest. Anyway, now we're going round in circles again and it doesnt matter, the cut has been made.
Now we just need to cut the biggest deadwood on our list, Ploddus.Dalziell is gone. Dead wood, sure he may have tried but he offers us nothing going forward. Better to get games into someone else who could possibly have a future. And when they don't we cut them and move onto the next kid.
Now we just need to cut the biggest deadwood on our list, Ploddus.
Ploddus is the gift that keeps on giving. Turnover after turnover after helicopter kick. Rinse and repeat.
So, is the list lodged then? Does that mean we only have 3 picks in the ND?
See this is where i disagree with most people when they bring out this line. I think he's a terrible shut down player. Every time i have watched him do a shut down job, his opponent seems to get more of the ball than ever before, while he gets very few posessions himself, and when he does get it he usually doesnt do anything with them. He had a couple of ok games in the finals last year in which i will admit he played well, but he's been very underwhelming since he debuted for us and i cant see his upside. He's too fumbly in the middle of the ground and cant seem to hit a target when in a mile of space. I also dont think he gets enough of it for his body size and apparent speed to get to a contest. Anyway, now we're going round in circles again and it doesnt matter, the cut has been made.
silk purse and sows ears unfortunatly.probably a simplistic view but we need to start drafting talent and turning them into athletes, rather than drafting athletes and trying to teach them to have talent.
Now we just need to cut the biggest deadwood on our list, Ploddus.
Ploddus is the gift that keeps on giving. Turnover after turnover after helicopter kick. Rinse and repeat.
