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Nice to see something positive and non-trade week related......

Poor best-and-fairest to spur Nathan Jones on

We'll await the results of the hard work in hope :rolleyes: !!!

 

yeah was a nice article Queen.

I didnt understand how a lot of ppl around here murded Jones for not having his best year and showing some weaknesses.

It is common knowledge these sort of things happen in the second and third years of a player when he faces a tag etc.

He is gonna be a gun for us and is as tough as they come.

20 years old and feels like he has been here for a decade haha

Needs the protection of McLean so he doesn't get the No 1 tag.

I'd be keen to experiment him in a forward pocket in the pre-season, just to add another string to his bow. He knows where the goals are!

 
yeah was a nice article Queen.

He is gonna be a gun for us and is as tough as they come.

Mousey, I think you may be overrating him a little. At the moment I view him as just an ordinary player, who's tough at the pill, good at the clearances but has average to below average skills.

Hope you're right though.

Mousey, I think you may be overrating him a little. At the moment I view him as just an ordinary player, who's tough at the pill, good at the clearances but has average to below average skills.

Hope you're right though.

I agree. And the B&F result was to me an accurate assessment as to where he was at this season.


yeah was a nice article Queen.

I didnt understand how a lot of ppl around here murded Jones for not having his best year and showing some weaknesses.

It is common knowledge these sort of things happen in the second and third years of a player when he faces a tag etc.

He is gonna be a gun for us and is as tough as they come.

20 years old and feels like he has been here for a decade haha

While i wouldn't use the G word, Nathan Jones will be a very good player for us.

I see Simon Black as one of the better slower type extracting mids in the comp but he too can come up with some clangers.

Jones has a lower clanger rate and has better disposal efficiency.

n.b I'm not saying Jones is better or will definitely be better then Black, just don't be so down on the kid. He's an up and comer who needs to work on a few things but overall I'm happy with Jones.

If I was Jones I wouldnt take any notice of the B and F results.

It was an absolute farce.

I agree that some of the B&F results were farcical, but Jones didnt have a great year and wasnt much better than 18th

 

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