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Heppell 2013 season was better than Shuey, Zaka & Gaffs season.
Well yeah, but Shuey was injured the majority of the year. People have short memories on BF. If I could poach any of players I'd take Shuey over Heppell everyday of the week. And that's despite having a soft spot for Essendon and an avid hatred of the West Coast Ducks.
Essendon but only because Gaff is an average player. Shuey is the best of the lot imo.
I wouldn't call Gaff an average player. Yes he stuggled a bit last year, but he played really good football in 2011 playing 24 games, averaging 24.6 disposals, 5 marks and kicked 9 goals. Those are pretty good stats for a outside midfielder.
As for the thread = Zaharakis and Heppell
+1, to be a top draw outside mid you have to be really damaging with possession. For an outside player, death by a thousand cuts doesn't cut it at AFL level. Gaff needs to get the ball in more damaging locations and be more direct with his ball use. I can't see him becoming any better on the inside, so unless he becomes much more effective on the outside he's a pretty flawed player imo.What I don't like about Gaff is that he doesn't seem to be all that damaging with his possessions. I remember Emma Quayle described him as death by a thousand cuts which I think is fair. So he's only at his best when he can get a lot of the ball, which is hard for outside players if they are given some attention. Not to say he can't get over a tag, hell, what young outside player isn't affected by a tag, but I still think he needs to focus more on quality rather than quantity.
+1, to be a top draw outside mid you have to be really damaging with possession. For an outside player, death by a thousand cuts doesn't cut it at AFL level. Gaff needs to get the ball in more damaging locations and be more direct with his ball use. I can't see him becoming any better on the inside, so unless he becomes much more effective on the outside he's a pretty flawed player imo.
You'd think it'd be very much the opposite if Shuey plays a full season.You'll change your mind soon enough.
Essendon but only because Gaff is an average player. Shuey is the best of the lot imo.
Zaharakis need's a massive season. You could split the other 3 IMO.
Agree with this. Zacka has the potential to be great but has a lot of s**t games - 2016 was the year he really needed to stand up and become a good to great player. Depends on whether you'd prefer a great and an average player or two good players, I'd go with the former because Heppell is GOD.Can't see it happening, though I hope it does. Heppell>Gaff>Shuey>>>Zaha for me.