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2008 Player Review - #35 Trent Zomer

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35. Trent Zomer [196cm 94kg 09.06.89 - 0 games 0 goals] – rookie listed tall key position player from Eastern Ranges who spent most of the season developing in the reserves at Sandringham. Had a couple of games in mid season at full forward as a replacement full forward for Nick Sautner, kicking three goals in one but failing to impress in the other.

 

Reckon he'll survive the maximum quota on the rookie list (2 or 3 years?) but doubt he'll make it.

Work ethic is an issue and his footy smarts are minimal

 

Eh, ever since he was about 16 any time I played him his comeback to losing was "I'm going to play AFL are you?". That, the fact his teammates at South Croydon used to pay out on him a fair bit and the way my friend complains about the way he cracks onto her doesn't say wonders for the type of person he is..

Though I spose you can afford to be a bit arrogant if you're at AFL level lol

 

well he is right about the '' im going to play afl are you?''

That'd be an ok comeback at TAC cup but for 3rd division U18s I thought it was a bit stupid. Especially considering half the guys in my team had turned down Eastern Ranges the previous year because they had no ambition of playing AFL (btw I don't mean they'd all make the squad, but a lot were invited to train)


Reckon he'll survive the maximum quota on the rookie list (2 or 3 years?) but doubt he'll make it.

Work ethic is an issue and his footy smarts are minimal

If work ethic is an issue, then Trent will find himself on the outer, because DB won't muck around to wait for improvement if there is no work ethic.

good on him if he does- not many can say that!!

Quite right.

If work ethic is an issue, then Trent will find himself on the outer, because DB won't muck around to wait for improvement if there is no work ethic.

Well apart from what I know of him personally, in the player review things from the Sandy games that was a constant in almost every match. Needs to work on efforts etc

Work ethic is an issue and his footy smarts are minimal

Consistent with what I have heard about him.

He is then finished at MFC.

Hoping he comes back to play in our league so I can remind him of what he said :lol:

*edit*

Having said they'd his likely destination would be one of the more money filled clubs like East Ringwood or Vermont

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